This is a cliche that we have had ever since the beginning of the 1990s, the early 1990s, when there were lots of chicken parts that came into Russia at that time, and for some reason they got called, once and for all, bush legs. And they continue to be called that ever since then. And this constituted quite a high volume of imports. So we still get a lot of chicken imported, but according to statistics, it's turkey. So this is just an example of how the unification of tariffs or various items under one tariff rate has led in the case of meat and fowl.
All meat is subject to the same customs duty.
And this is only an example. There are dozens of examples of that kind. The results of these innovations are interesting, and they are interesting as well for the American administration representatives, and we talked about it yesterday. I know that President Bush has already come out with an initiative of lowering virtually most items. And we know that the officials in the United States are worried about how this is going to influence the budget, so as far as we're concerned, when we lowered income tax from 30 to 13 percent, it has brought about the fact that over the first three months of 2001, compared to the three months of the previous year, the increase of income along this item was 70 percent.