part of this room, you are the ones who pay the salaries for APNIC, you're the ones, as I said before, who invest your resources and your trust in APNIC to do the job that we do.  We are funded by you.  We manage your resources in your mutual interest and so that's something that we are continually stressing and striving to improve as a service organization. We're also, I think, since the beginning of APNIC, very interested in and equally dedicated, in fact, to the healthy development of the Internet in the Asia Pacific.  That kind of means the healthy development globally, because a healthy Asia Pacific Internet in an unhealthy world doesn't really make much sense on the Internet, and vice versa neither. So we really do need to look at and bear in mind what's the nature of the Internet that really has brought us to this point that we are in today.  The way I have put it is that we support an open and mutual Internet, based on global addressability of all components, minimal barriers to global end-to-end reachability.  It's an idealistic sort of a statement, but I sincerely believe that it's, as I say, what has brought us here today.  It's also, of course, the goal that we have in the effective and healthy deployment of IPv6 across the Internet. We are also involved really as an outcome of what we do in collaboration and communication.  Not only is that a practical useful activity,