so feel free to download my full report there on our last /8 implementation, but this is a summary. So we are now in stage 3, as of 15 April 2011, and our last /8 block is 103 /8.  So if anyone is still filtering that block -- hopefully not -- please open your filter. The policy during this time will be each account holder may receive a maximum of a /22 from APNIC's last /8 space.  From 15 April to just the end of last week, we made 583 delegations to 30 different economies from that block. We have also implemented the addendum policy about the last /8 and that's return IPv4 address space will be redistributed under the last /8 policy.  Every time we receive returns because an account is closed or voluntary return to us, then we will redistribute it under the last /8 policy.  So because of that, APNIC's IPv4 addresses will be available in limited quantities for a very long time -- hopefully.  More information can be seen on the URL. This is what our IPv4 delegations look like in 2011, starting January.  As you can see, there's a peak in March, and in April got cut by half, because by 15 April we reached our last /8.  As you can see, from May, June, July, August, very little. The total IPv4 delegated during this time so far this year is close to 105 million IPv4 addresses. IPv6 continued its strong growth.  As you can