see here, by the end of August, we are more than half what we see in 2010.  So basically I'm looking at, if not matching, then exceeding the 2010 level. This is our monthly IPv6 delegation tracking in 2011.  I'm happy to report that as of 26 August 2011, we have distributed more than 92 billion /56 worth of space to our community. AS number delegations, steady growth.  You can see in 2011, there is a bit of an anomaly there.  It looks like it's stronger growth than the previous years, but the jump was actually caused by each of the six NIRs receiving 100 4-byte AS numbers for them to promote and distribute in their respective economies.  If you take that out, then we are probably seeing roughly the same level of AS number consumptions as 2011. Resource Quality Assurance is still a focus of the work in APNIC, particularly to make sure that, now that all IPv4 addresses are practically in play in APNIC, we want to make sure that they are all usable as little as it can be; put in the filter, on the bogon list.  So there's a lot of communication that we need to go to the operator community to make sure that all IP addresses can be used.  So our main campaign is basically all about responsible filtering. Blocks that gets returned to APNIC are tested, so all those that are found usable then can be redeployed to our Members. We had a