all management decisions should consider their effect on our levels of redundancy and more generally our BCP. Finally, Sylvia has asked me to give you a quick update on the ISIF program.  If you don't know the ISIF program, there's a brochure in your delegate bag that has some more information.  Essentially, it's the Information Society Innovation Fund.  It's a small grants program aimed at stimulating creative solutions to ICT development needs in the Asia Pacific region. The highlights are there are 19 projects from 10 Asia Pacific economies showcasing innovation, cooperation and technical knowledge.  Final reports from the 2010 grant recipients are now available for download. The ISIF award was launched in July.  The winners have been announced and they will be attending the IGF meeting and stay tuned for some changes to the ISIF program in 2012. Thank you very much. APPLAUSE Akinori Maemura: Thank you very much. The next speaker is Pablo Hinojosa.  I think many people notice that Pablo is not here, but he will deliver his report remotely. Pablo, are you ready? Pablo Hinojosa: Can you hear me? Akinori Maemura: Yeah, we can hear you pretty well. Please go ahead with your report. Pablo Hinojosa: OK.  Hello, everybody.  I apologize for not being in Busan.  I would like to present a short report about the public affairs activities. Since the February meeting in Hong Kong, there has been a lot of movement in public affairs in both the region and at the global sphere. In