 I'm Hay Leung, Programme Leader of Programme 5. Programme 5 is about rice genetic diversity and discovery. And one unique feature of Programme 5 is about meeting the current and also future needs of the rice consumer and producer. Programme 5, in a sense, provides the foundation of genetic diversity for many of the germ-partisan programme programs at URI. Essentially, it has four key agenda. One is about creation and characterization of genetic diversity. Second is about using this diversity to identify gene function. And then third is about conservation of that diversity through the gene band, through the international gene band. And then fourth is about dissemination of that useful genetic diversity and germ-plasm through an international network called INJER. Using this diversity, our goal is to try to use this diversity to try to identify trait of useful in solving problems. One example, the phosphorus deficiency tolerance genes are coming from such diversity, from the collection of traditional varieties and so on. The salinity tolerance genes is also isolated from the traditional varieties. The main achievement in Programme 5 for 2007 is our ability to transform indica rice in a routine way. So as you may know that the transformation in rice has been largely restricted to Japonic rice for many years. And so most of the work are done in Japonic rice. Yet 80% of rice grown in the world are indica type. It is very important that we have a system that we can test gene function in a background that is widely grown, in a background that is widely used in rice production. We are proud to say that yearly exchange of rice germ-plasm in the past, we consider about 40% of all the genetic resources exchanged recorded under the CG system on rice. Another very interesting activity they have accomplished is the preparation of the accession for a long-term storage in the global seed-vote in Swabap, in Norway. So yearly accession is the first one entering that seed storage place. So that is a significant event for us. I think we will have a busy agenda in 2008 onwards because I think we have the foundation built and I think the researcher and yearly are buying in the Programme concept and they will have a great year.