Right now projects come to us with an application and we go through a review process which includes an environmental impact study and a provided that it meets all the criteria and the studies are complete and they can begin the construction.

The fact that the governor vetoed it didn't change the fact that the legislature expressed an interest in it.

My understanding with that is that is an anomaly. It is not something that would be expected, that high wave.

There were a fair number of those platforms that were destroyed that were very low producers, so if they do not come online it doesn't mean we cannot get back to a pre-hurricane level.

What this review is telling us is that we are not simply one win away from getting things right. It's a reality check but the positive side is we've identified some issues and we're going to move very quickly to put some things in place to address them. We're very confident we've got the playing personnel and it's a matter of putting into place the systems and the structures to address these issues.

Honestly, I think the citizens of this county, the taxpayers, expect us to do the right thing here. We're just trying to go by the simple principle of how would you like to be treated if in this situation.