 I think it was the two things I would like to say why I think the rise crisis was unique in 2008. There was no actual shortage of price at the same time the prices were rising in 2008. And if you look at the global stock level in 2008, actually the global stock level went up at the same time the prices were going up and went up to 300%. The second uniqueness I would say is that how rapidly it spread to other parts of the world. The crisis which started in Asia was felt as far as in the US and Canada. If you remember the many retail chain outlets in US and Canada such as Walmart and Sam's Club, they had to restrict the number of rice bags the consumers can buy during the crisis period. So in that way it was unique and it gave us an idea how well the global economy got integrated. The government should realize that the crisis happened because it has been neglected, the agricultural sector has been neglected for a long time. It's an outcome of things we have been doing for many, many years since the green evolution. I think most importantly the government should invest in infrastructure development such as investing in irrigations, investing in rural roads, investing in market access. So overall investing in agricultural research, we should learn from what happened during the last crisis as I indicated earlier the primary driver of the last crisis was the way the country reacted like putting export restrictions or the importing countries scrambling to stockpile. I think there has to be some mechanism where it has to be in place so that the country does not act hastily or impulse to impose any sort of restriction. We have already seen that this type of restriction are not very effective. In a sense if you look around the retail prices in many rice producing and consuming countries since the crisis, let's take an example of India and Philippines. The Philippines is the largest importer of rice and India is second largest exporter of rice. And when the crisis broke out, India put export ban and the idea was to keep the rice at home so that the domestic prices remain low. But if you compare the retail price level both at India and Philippines since the crisis broke out, in terms of percentage increase in prices, the prices in India actually increased more than in the Philippines. So in a sense the Indian policy, the Indian reaction to the crisis was not very effective the way they reacted. So I think that's very important that the country should not close border when any such crisis, any sort of shortfall, I think that kind of aggravates the situation, what other issue could have been. From my perspective globally there was no shortage of rice when the 2008 rice crisis happened. Everything was worsened because of the way the country reacted. So I think there should be some mechanism so that the rice flows between countries even during the crisis period. That will make things much better.