where it is registered and i will not get that you're a good in my home and we have three lines -- arlin will not get that. in my home we have three lines we opted out. i do not think advertisers use it much at all. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> i am an employee of yellow pages, but i am also a resident here. i have the opportunity to be on the phone with plenty of advertisers that are going to be affected by this, not only for income for their businesses but also with the staff stay employed. -- staff to stay employed. i think it is important that plumber's still use the yellow pages, attorneys, locksmiths. there are a number of businesses of rely on print advertising. there are a lot of facts about the internet. we understand that, but it is important to understand that the arch will cost for advertisers -- the actual cost for advertises is much greater. it costs $1,000 to $3,000 a month to have an internet program verses the yellow page program, which is $150 a month, which is much more affordable for a small business owner. i would ask that you take this into consideration. t

we have a plan to get arlin working. -- to get ireland working. it is effective to get people working, to get government working. right now public ireland is not working. if they are lucky enough to still have a job, people are working harder than ever, coming up with their plans. have our entrepreneurs who run out of ideas and, they are full of more of them, more brilliant than ever. the trouble is well our ministers have a double job or triple job, government is just not working. the systems people depend on are just not working, or they are not working as well as they should be in the people's interests. with our plan to get ireland working, we will change that. our plan gives credibility and life to what will been in a difficult journey in a better future ahead. the first point is to protect and create jobs, because of jobs and opportunities are the best chance to help our young people at home. we plan to create 20,000 jobs over the next four years, by creating a system that encourages work, by investing an extra 7 billion euro from state pens