This is not just about information. All the information does us no good unless we have the political will to put it to use for good management practices.

Our problems have grown and our budget has decreased enormously.

For too long these two concepts have been put in opposition to each other, but that is just not true.

There are significant information gaps that make it difficult for us to assess how serious the Y2K problem will be around the world.

Will we be making up the days? We're working on that. The state has given us information reflecting our position, and it will be a board decision in the end, in the form of an end of the year amendment to the calendar. But we're holding back for now.

For us, the real information will start to come when the vaccines are actually being produced. So it won't be really until June, July, perhaps even August, when we have projections we are much more confident about.