mike devore was appearing in its been tried and tried and it happened this year. $1.9 billion we met the obligations completely about 53,000 current members and retirees. now we have a 401(k) style plan that will allow us and their leaders to recruit young people to work for the state of north dakota. good job. [applause] the primary seatbelt has been tried since 2000. we lose more than 100 people every year to otter deaths are conjuring up a goal of saying there's no acceptable number other than zero. it's not like we got it down to 75 because 75 is still a son and a daughter and niece or nephew. one is to many of the work we can do with d.o.t. human services and a lot of these are impaired driving issues but it took a legislator like dean rommel who helped to drive it and to have the courage to say with and we got a past. we are one of the last states to have a primary seatbelt law. i'm a freedom of liberty guy but i'm also a guy that guess what there's nothing in the constitution that says you can drive could you have to have a license to be qualified and you need to not be impair