that we ran in Australia and is now taking some load, although most of the load is still coming out of Hong Kong. As Sanjaya said, we submitted our delegation signer records to IANA and this completed the chain of trust from the root zone down through in-addra.arpa and into the delegations to APNIC.  Now we have completed phase 3 of the DNSSEC, which is live in MyAPNIC, which means we now have a chain of trust down to Member zones should you wish to submit DS records to us. We also added an anycast provider to take our delegations from IANA.  You can see in the middle of that graph there, there is a drop.  There is a cycle that makes it a little harder to see, but we dropped a fair bit and that's load being taken up by another service provider.  That has given us a lot of additional reliability and redundancy and a little bit of protection against Denial of Service attacks as well. Moving over to software, we have been implementing quite an aggressive schedule of improving our testing. We have a target of 95 per cent code coverage by the end of the year and we have been doing a lot of work to track that and keep that on task. We have been using a lot of new tools to help us with automated testing with another goal of continuous integration testing, so that's work that's proceeding quite well.  In the Infrastructure Services