in the customs office, the ministry of economy had directly obliged the customs office, even if it is 24 hours a day, even on thursdays and fridays, the goods should not be left behind , but if the customs goods still do not receive the answer from the laboratory. if the standard had not yet given an answer, the goods would be delayed, even though the customs are usually ready for clearance, so we had to coordinate with the other devices, which are twenty or so devices in the field of trade . this was a great cooperation and help. even when it was announced , we cut it in half again in 1402, reducing the number by 50%, which was more than 300 circulars. it decreased in the year. this meant that many of my colleagues in the government sometimes wanted to change something, for example , the customs definitions. i said that our rule is that when you announced two months ago for dates, for potatoes, for every product that you import and export, we cannot tell the economic operator a new rule every few months . often, even if he observes 15 days or a month, he becomes undisciplined you too

one is calling a customer of the customers chatting with our policy regardless of which customers usingheir customer i have to self identify as ai. the ultimate end customer who is engaging regardless whether it's messaging or e-mail they know they're doing with ai versus a great person. we disallow use of facial recognition there's a lot of bias. as a product policy aspects. finally our office of ethical technologies and ai have been very proactive in sharing our principles for responsible ai we open source these principles we are trying to teach everyone of our customers and implement that when the product and customer terms of service for. >> remind me of a conversation i had this morning. i was chatting with an executive he was saying the ethical aspects one of the elements of ai policy should be driven centrally ai affects every part of your organization you nelson ed central parts rolling out ai and training people. would you agree with that perspective the ethics are so central they have to come from the top a concert marking people like yourself and with your customers you want

"there were more than 20 million customers. amazon moved its warehouses to other cities around the world. in this way, customers received their products in the shortest time. amazon could soon become the walmart of the internet. there were thousands of businesses eager to sell online. bezos offer them a way to do it. amazon is transforming itself from an online bookstore to an online mall. it transformed amazon into a retail platform." platform where anyone could sell their goods to his customers and invited thousands of other businesses to be a part of it. it's the easiest place for anybody small or large who wants to set up shop online to sell online because they can access our 12 million plus customers, anybody, all comeers. in 2003 amazon launched search inside the book, users allowed to search for the desired term in a book without purchasing it. publishers cautiously agreed that amazon would scan some books and turn them into searchable text. in fact, bezos was promoting the digital book industry at that time. in that tim

as you know, yagodkino is currently suspected of fraud with customs duties.estigator is interested in her work at the federal customs service in the period from 2011 to 20 incomes and tariff regulation, and allegedly helped some carriers save money by changing the commodity nomenclature codes for their cargo. this code is assigned to each product that crosses the border. it looks something like this. they indicate it in customs declarations or in permits, but the fact is that some codes are difficult to classify, according to 15, this is where the corruption component arises when a dispute arises with the customs authorities about what category the goods belong to and what duties are imposed, contact the federal customs service or regional administration and receive a preliminary classification agreement, having received a preliminary classification decision, lower-ranking customs authorities are already... no, not smallpox, in ninety-seven , she was appointed to the post of deputy head of the federal customs service in the fall of the siberian customs, in th

>> so hi nancy our customer service bureau is working with the customers and seeing if there are um, eligible for a payment plan and encouraging them to, you know, they're doing that right now and also at the end work with communications to create more ways in addition access for the customer service program as well. >> thank you. >> so how does that work? with our um, low income program? and i mean, we passed this last year a significant program how does that work? are you using that. >> do you mean how is the program fund will affect the customer assistance and yeah are those the people that basically you're helping and . >> yeah yes, so the funds we applied for from this program go to various discount services so comes not only for the customers in cap current enrolled but other programs so um, not all discounts and applications that we included are for people with rolling caps and not all caps have debt not a complete overlap. >> those people that are not in cap programs are people not and they are eligible for this program? >> yes. >> and how do you - look at their accounts how

amazon also offers strange subscriptions for its customers. for example, you can buy audio books for your child for. $2.99 per month. if printed, these books are at least 10 times the price. in this situation, it is natural that no publisher can compete with amazon, even other big competitors cannot win in this situation. even the world's technology giant, apple fails as well. in 2010, amazon had 95% of the audio book market share and apple. wanted to be part of the deal. apple executives arranged meetings with five major publishers and suggested that the pricing ibook be done by the publishers and 30% of the profit would go to apple. meanwhile, besos announced that the price of audio books would be reduced to 99 cents. a few weeks after the decision of the publishers and apple, amazon filed complaints. against these companies in the federal trade commission. in the spring of 2012, the us court of justice found apple and five publishers guilty of conspiring to raise prices and prevent competition. finally, all publishers negotiated and agreed

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well, the direction of the ministry of economy and customs in relation to the facilitation of customsmalities is like the image that you just expressed, your excellency, in the sense that we can provide the relevant documents. we are waiting for the business in a completely online way, we don't need paper at all, from the customs office where it is the origin to the place where it wants to enter our country. electronic communication between alhamdulillah customs has happened with some neighboring countries, we are expanding to our other main trading partners and if the institutions want to check the quality of the standard permits. etc., quarantine of livestock and poultry, each of these stages should be completed in such a way that the minimum amount of sleeping and waiting for goods or deposition of goods in ports and customs is formed. of course, please note that in this way we want to reach the shortest time, we have to go through some formalities. for example, no matter how much time is spent in reviewing the documents of a businessman. let's be brief about it the part that needs

of the federal customs service of russia.ted of large-scale corruption. allegedly, even before the promotion, she was involved in calculating customs duties and did not hesitate to reduce the amount of fees for selected businessmen. reporting by maria bucato. tired and, apparently, not getting enough sleep under escort. elena yagodkina, one of the key figures in russian customs, walked into the meeting room of the basmanny district court of the capital. the deputy head of the federal customs service of russia was not afraid of the close attention of journalists, instead of wearing a formal turtleneck suit. elect the accused berries to allen vladimirov. meanwhile up the stairs court and even on the street there was a line of media representatives eager to hear the details of yagodkina’s arrest. dozens of journalists were waiting for elena yagodkina to appear in court. and the detention of a high-ranking customs officer became known the day before, immediately after the end of the meeting of the standing commission on the colle

so we bring a different customer. we bring a young customer. we bring families.e very excited to have a chance to get five below in their center. >> finally, let's go back to what matters. you had hello kitty, disney, harry potter. you had hydration. you got anything cooking in 2024 that we should be focused on? >> well, none that i can tell you about. i can tell you right now it's all about easter. everything up here is easter. here's a fuzzy egg. you open the egg and, you know, wouldn't you just love, jim, a skittles-scented body scrub. where else can you find a skittles-scented body scrub than five below? so that's the fun of our store. it's a treasure hunt. you always find something new in it. we'll take care of the bottom line. we're going to take care of this shrink problem. but in the meantime it's still about product and merchandising and driving the business. and yes, we do have some fun things coming down the road. >> i've got to tell you i've been wearing for the stock to come down. it never came down. suddenly when it comes down everybody's scared. i'

it is indicated in customs declarations or in permits. documents, however, the customs payment will bed according to another 15, this is where the corruption component arises, as... a dispute arises with customs authorities about what category the goods belong to and what duty, a preliminary classification agreement , having received a preliminary classification decision, the lower customs authorities no longer dispute it, but accept it as is, that is, they fulfill the visor, as if this is what it is there may be a corruption component, that decisions were made with the required product code, it is known from open sources that elena yagodkina is 48 years old. has been working in customs authorities since 1997, oleg ivanov, denis novozhilov, duty officer some of the luxuries. af with the participation of minecon development officials and local businessmen, they managed to make a fortune, acquire fleets of luxury cars and move to the luxurious estate residence of the once influential minecon development officials from the stavropol territory, whom the security forces detained the day bef

plus customers.s. >> you had your own hack that i was shocked to see. the way you can measure the way you've come back is the number of customers. it's an incredible surge. one thing i think is why it's been searched is there are many enterprises that deal with the public. a big casino company, a cruise line. everyone is hospitable, but hospitality can be the death. they want to help the customer and the customer may be a bad actor. what you do to make it so these workers can do the best, be as helpful as possible and not infiltrate? >> one reason i'm so excited of where we are going is we can be the partner to a lot of companies that are moving their business is online. if you're at a casino or gaming company 20 years ago there was no online connected experience but now the default for consumers is they want everything available from gains and reservations to customer experience checking into the room. they want to have that flexibility and all the consumer internet companies raised the standard. it

on to customers.n really be passed on to customers.- atjust how far costs can really be passed on to customers. we are now lookin: at passed on to customers. we are now looking at plus — passed on to customers. we are now looking at plus £4, _ passed on to customers. we are now looking at plus £4, and _ passed on to customers. we are now looking at plus £4, and it _ passed on to customers. we are now looking at plus £4, and it is - passed on to customers. we are now looking at plus £4, and it is not - looking at plus £4, and it is not going to be long before it is £5. that is on the horizon. the question we're asking ourselves is, point is that little cup of coffee in them and become unaffordable? some 14,000 uk businesses — and become unaffordable? some 14,000 uk businesses voluntarily _ and become unaffordable? some 14,000 uk businesses voluntarily pay _ and become unaffordable? some 14,000 uk businesses voluntarily pay an - uk businesses voluntarily pay an even higher so—called real living wage of

sounds like the burden then is, could be placed on customers. ., ., ., that? there has been a lot of anger, --eole are that? there has been a lot of anger, people are furious _ that? there has been a lot of anger, people are furious around _ that? there has been a lot of anger, people are furious around sewage i people are furious around sewage outflows and people are saying there has been a massive backlog of infrastructure investment that hasn't been done. why hasn't it been done? and why should we pay for that now when companies have clearly taken healthy dividends out of companies. taken healthy dividends out of companies-— taken healthy dividends out of comanies. ., ., ., companies. what options are on the table? well, — companies. what options are on the table? well, i _ companies. what options are on the table? well, i guess— companies. what options are on the table? well, i guess one _ companies. what options are on the table? well, i guess one is - companies. what options are on the table? well, i guess one is that - companies. what opt

loud corruption scandal in the top management of the federal customs service.s, one of the key figures of the department, the deputy head of russian customs, elena yagodkina, was allegedly caught. on issues of collection and administration of customs other payments and strict control, but as we see, the territory is vast, there are several buildings on it, and presumably the searches took place in one of these representative buildings. the official departments have not commented on yagodkin’s detention; perhaps a more concrete picture will emerge later. interrogation and operational investigative actions. tell, please, did you have investigators with you today? it is reported that the investigator is interested in her work in the federal customs service during the period from 200. insidious nomenklatura. this code is assigned to each product that crosses the border , it looks something like this: it is indicated in customs declarations or in permits, but the fact is that the code for some is difficult to classify: for one group of goods the customs payment will

sellers or customers? customers, or both. emma: customers. or both, actually. was, like, can you help me get more fabric? will you wait eight weeks for a pair of jeans? somewhere in that, it all worked out. what people respond to is brands that have authenticity, and there is a level of honesty that is needed. i went and said, you know what, we have no idea how popular and how much this was going to chime with customers, and if you can just be patient, we are going to get you something. hands up. we know we messed up. and we don't want to disappoint you. and there is a part of that honesty that really chimed with people. they knew we were not feeding them a line. it was clearly not written by pr, because i could not afford pr at that point. [laughter] francine: were you signing it "emma?" emma: yeah! emma, x, how i speak to my mum or something. [laughter] francine: coming up, emma grede on her attempt to break one of the last taboos in fashion and how success is making her reassess what it means to be an entrepreneur. Â♪ francine: emma grede has made a personal

john: we see hybrids as a duty cycle alternative for customers. electric vehicles does not work for some and those that don't want just pure gas vehicles or diesel vehicles, they can go for a hybrid. that is why we have continued to invest in hybrids and offer hybrids. it is a bridge the full electric. we think it is something consumers are really leaning into because of all of those factors i cited. katie: do you have plans to roll out more hybrids? john: yes. we are launching a new escape hybrid. we have the number one selling truck hybrid in the maverick and the number two selling truck hybrid in the ford f-150. number three in the u.s. in hybrids and we continue to plan and we continue to plan on offering more solutions to customers. katie: i do also want to talk about the relationship with the uaw. jim farley said the company's once strong relationship with the uaw was hurt by the strike. with that in mind what is ford doing to repair the relationship? john: it's about understanding both of us had similar goals, making ford motor company as s

we want from the enterprise size to have your customers connected. for an aggregate side i w bring traffic and i i want a billable conversation. from the service pack providers i support we want to bring that to the consumer because they get value as a provider. being the conduit to that consumer. everyone wants this to happen we now have to continue the progress to keep learning and refining and how we do this better make the standards work and apply. >> a long time ago the fcc said there's a terminating access monopoly. providing the service to the customer that is terminating one of the things we are struggling with an eye am hearing our the call analytics the l and everything how do we make sure that's nondiscriminatory? i think it is not just ai a i learning. it is making pay to play and everybody is treated fairly there is a redress method. and so it recommendations without there. cooks great summary of the problem. [laughter] thank you very much we are worried one monopoly, one bottleneckther. he moved down the road. we would love to see ideas

yes, the direction of the ministry of economy and customs regarding the facilitation of customs formalities is like the picture that you have now , sir. you said it perfectly, in the sense that we can transfer the documents related to trade completely on the waiting line, without paper at all, from the customs office that is the origin to the place where it wants to enter our country. electronic communication between the customs offices, alhamdulillah, with some countries. neighbor happened, we are expanding to our other main business partners and if institutions want to check. in terms of the quality of permits, standards, etc. , the quarantine of livestock and poultry should go through each of these stages in such a way that the minimum amount of sleeping and waiting for goods or sedimentation of goods is formed in ports and customs. we have to go through some formalities when we arrive. for example, no matter how much we shorten this time in checking the documents of a merchant, in the field of the part that needs to take a part of the product as a sample to the laboratory and return it,

with the upmost customer experience but also tok help them drive and we have always been customer driven well. >> i will leave you with two words for the day? >> yes. >> i usually do one word but it's two words today. avoid,1 regret. what we want to do is avoid and regreat. we want to put necessary guardrailss regulators as business owners and what we don't want to do come back and say, we should have, could have. at end of the day it's going to take a community to do that. a vision to recognize that we really -- we want too harm, you know, we want to enable. we want to leverage innovation. but if a significant vulnerable sector of our population is harmed by all of this, we are going to have problems in the long-term and think is what i want to leave question. sort of answer the >> go ahead. i'm not suggesting that all guardrails are bad but depending on guardrails to prevent bad things from happening with information probably not a wise. what i mean by that is betting on ignorance which is what you're doing by saying we're going to try and prevent the tools from giving people informati

your focus on customer service certainly is viable.he overpayments the shock and brutality of efforts by the government to clawback overpa is absolutely unacceptable. i hope you will be doing more, even more than what you he said you would be doing to this committee just now. because this kind of unfortunate and unfair treatment of americans they suffer the hardship of clawbacks and retrieval of payments. i want to go to a nether topic that has concerned me i am hearing from constituents about the windfall elimination program offset. these two provisions are separate. both reduce social security benefits for workers and their eligible family members. if the worker receives or is entitled based on earnings from employment not covered by social security. with these provisions disproportionately affected public service employees including educators, police officers, firefighters and others but introduce socialsecud repeal these provisions among other changes that substantially benefit social security recipients giving them cost-of-living

when the exchange collapsed in november 2022, he assured customers their money was safe.out his entire business was built on lies. a jury convicted him here in this courthouse in november, of fraud and conspiracy charges after five hours of deliberations — a nod to the strength of the government's case. nowjudge lewis kaplan has sentenced him to 25 years in prison, saying bankman—fried knew his actions were wrong and criminal, and that he made a bad bet that he would not get caught. judge kaplan said the losses to ftx customers, investors and lenders totalled more than $11 billion. bankruptcy proceedings have been able to claw back much of the money but thejudge said that does not absolve bankman—fried. the prosecution was able to show multiple times where sam had the opportunity to do the right thing, to come clean, and he chose not to do so. during sentencing, thejudge harkened back to testimony from the prosecution's star witness, caroline ellison, the former girlfriend of sam bankman—fried and head of his crypto hedge fund, alameda research. she painted the man known

it was based on previous purchases and amazon's knowledge of the customers. then, if amazon were to introduce a book, publishers would have to pay $10,00. according to amazon's contract and confidentiality policies, it will never be known what effect these ads would have on sales. kindle dx wireless reading device worsen the situation for the publishers. if you're an amazon customer, you're almost always satisfied and will never waste your money. to buy anything at the cheapest possible price, if you change your position and become a supplier for amazon, then the situation will be very bad. the price of audio books on amazon is very low. for example, the audio file of a book which its printed version costs $20, can be purchased for only $4. you can get some free books as gifts as well. amazon also offers strange subscriptions for its customers, for example, you can buy audio books for your child for $2.99 per month. if printed, these books are at least 10 times the price. in this situation, it is natural that no publisher can compete with amazon. even other b

if you look at the competition — customer voices? the competition they put out _ customer voices? if you look at the competition they put out it - customer voices? if you look at the competition they put out it says - customer voices? if you look at the | competition they put out it says you have to sign off the rights to your voice, likeness, biographic, where you live, behaviour, in perpetuity, which is quite shocking, because in the gdp our circumstances we have a law which retailers should not keep data more than necessary, limit holding the data, only use it for specific purposes, and also the customer has got the right to withdraw consent. i am not seeing from temu the right to remove consent. if i was the parent of a young girl who signed off her data for life i would definitely request electronic output of what temu is holding and deleted. that is our right. holding and deleted. that is our riuht. , , . holding and deleted. that is our ri. ht, , , ., , holding and deleted. that is our riuht. . .. , ., right. this is a chinese

but the other thing the that thy seriously know your customer rules.y try to exercise due diligence and who they're rving. there's some members who just make it as a business policy. there are -- their customer base is not going to include people who make mass calling. so you know, that varies the risk that they're wanting to take. but it really is -- emblematic of where we've come in the last few years where -- essentially the communications community has call police, and they have really -- enormous responsibilities on them now with -- pr't really do -- a reasonable job of trying to identify to the extent possible and keep networks illegal, illegal robo calls and texts. >> so -- john, can you describe the tns r with and help, you know, carriers in the addressing -- >> thanks for having me and thanks for the staff here in encompass so tns is a structure as a service provider. we provide service holistically to several across the country and canada for the robo call mitigation solution. we provide this service for over 150 service proviand canada. we p

our product just works and that's what customers love.new capabilities like a.i., we bring it the snowflake way. we make it easy for our customers. >> look, here we are in nvidia world, jensen world, and you announce your partnership. what is better about the company with the partnership than without? >> nvidia is easily the premier player in a.i., both on the hardware ide, but also on the software side. people don't understand that. >> right. >> our partnership, we work with them on how do we stream foundation models better that's at the bottom of all these things, but also on inference. how do we make a.i. much, much faster? they have a great model that makes search looking for information much better. that is incorporated. we work extensively with nvidia to bring a.i. to the enterprises and what they of all people understand is that the bar for a.i. and the enterprise is a lot higher than that with consumers. it has to be reliable. that's what we are working on getting. >> understood. now there was a talk when you took over. there was

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off, effectively customers lost everything. effectively customers lost everything-— effectively customersing. tell me a bit about the damage you think— everything. tell me a bit about the damage you think he _ everything. tell me a bit about the damage you think he has _ everything. tell me a bit about the damage you think he has done - everything. tell me a bit about the damage you think he has done to l everything. tell me a bit about the i damage you think he has done to the crypto industry as a whole? it is significant _ crypto industry as a whole? it 3 significant because there are now millions of people who invested in ftx who have had their fingers millions of people who invested in ftx who have had theirfingers burnt and will not want to touch crypto again and of course media coverage around this case in other cases in crypto especially around the volatility of the currencies do not make the space all that appealing to everyday investors? has make the space all that appealing to everyday investors?— make the space all that appealing to everyday investors? has that changed now that

they have to prove to customers that they have done their work.developers or salesforce to say we do not just how trust as a brand. we have built it in. >> first of all, i like to think of it in terms of the three ages and the four d's test to help people remember. so what should aib? it should be helpful. it should be harmless. and it should be honest. we will talk more about that in a moment. in terms of the 4d's, these are the big risks of a.i. that we need to think about both as technology builders and providers as well as technology makers. we want to make sure we are being very careful about data leakage and data privacy issues. that is the first d. discrimination. disinformation. and we have to think about displacement. because just like with the internet, some jobs are going to change. some jobs are going to be created and some are going to go away. as a community, how do we come together and really help society prepare? as far as managing the four keys and three h's, it really starts at the technology layer and we have built something as

service crisis and ever rising number of customers.et, we hired a lot of people, but we lost a lot of them in the first year. if we are able to start to hire again, and keep in mind right now we are in a freeze. if we are allowed, you should be able to pass the president's budget which wou b huge step in the right direction and to throw them at the income and through the door. this agency that would have been workforce optimization all theat whack a mole shifting people from one thing to another to deal with the latest in the urm that we need to have dedicated trainers and the job to train and we have to be able to realize after the six months with a cohort of the new hires, ey are going to more than make up for the dividend lost. not only an outgrowth in the resources. the greater amount ultimately the root cause also be have been trying to serve more people coming through theoors with staff then we had in 27 years and for all the clever tricks and process improvements, those are singles only congress can hit the homerun had every yea

, 16% from bashmagh customs and 7% from tabriz customs. the head of customs added that the rest of the import of gold bullion from mashhad customs respectively. isfahan airport, shiraz airport and isfahan customs . the government board decided to establish the import of gold ingots in azar and after that the import of gold ingots to the country started. the questionable authorities released 33 iranian fishermen and sailors who were arrested. iranian sailors and fishermen were arrested in the summer of 1402 in the waters of the indian ocean. iranian sailors with a license. the somali authorities were operating, but the somali authorities claim that the licenses were issued by unauthorized sources. the people of some provinces of the country supported the people of gaza and condemned the crimes of the zionist regime on sunday evening his supporters marched and gathered. in tehran, the demonstrators shouted slogans against the occupation regime of jerusalem in front of the british embassy, ​​demanding the intervention of the institutions. a g

work of customs in modern conditions.s ask our columnist oles vysotskaya. heads of customs services, ias member states and experts spoke about how to improve interaction so that all parties receive maximum benefits. indeed, we are talking about unified solutions within the framework of ias. classification of certain types of goods in customs transit. more than twenty issues were considered, including the departure of goods placed under the customs export procedure. order. transit actions , information interaction, probably the main question that was the most discussed and discussed, and that is , they took it informally, experts gathered there , put something in, signed, yes, no, this is the question of unifying approaches to determining customs value, such an instruction was given to us by the chairmen of the government in almaat, when they met and agreed upon approaches to determining customs value indices for 920 positions on ten signs of the commodity nomenclature, but this is not so much, yes, because this is approxi

and we value those customers and those customer relationships.oduction perspective, we have supply chains that are in china and will stay in china. the only thing that we moved was the final assembly of some of our products. and we did that because we need to make sure that we're able to produce those products in multiple locations. we have a commitment to our customers. they rely on us to be able to supply equipment and meet their biggest demand ramps. and in order to do that, we really needed to qualify additional production locations and we also needed to make sure that we were assured of being able to supply that independent of what happened with geopolitical concerns. >> have you decided where you're moving that to yet? >> oh, yeah. it's complete. we moved it to other locations in asia. >> interesting. greg smith, thank you very much. wide ranging discussion ai, china, robots, the future, i learned a lot. >> yes, absolutely. >>> coming up -- thank you again. >>> coming up, chips on the table. funds from the ground breaking chips act are roll

over time our customers came.d but what that means from us we are using automation to enable efficiencies across on one end and the vast amount of data that our customers have coming from all the data scenes were able to use ai in one platform and able to use that information to be able to tell customers, hey, this what has they are able to use or make their decisions, that's what is happening on the back end. we areouting automation to really enhance our provisioning troubleshooting, enhance configuration all to really minimize human error, so our customers are getting a the day. on the flip side our customers seeing us do on the front end and they want to see on backside. a new platform 360 which is using ai to provide customers with all of the information that they need at fingertips instead of having to reach out, wait for especially in our case when we have customers that have locations across the united states. they don't want that raw data. some of them do. they can make that analysis but what they are real

and so really it starts customers. but secondarily it gives us the ability to access more renewable energy across the west and to share colorado's renewable energy was states >> all right. last thing. i wanted to ask about the grid resiliency funding that colorado received from the bipartisan infrastructure law. by my count, colorado utilities have received just over $25 million. e awards to aid the work that colorado utilities are doing to mitigate the impact of wildfires and enhance reliability? >> i can and thank you again for the question. wildfires are an important part of what is happening in colorado. it is one of the leading things that we are seeing as a significant impact on the climate crisis and so it is really important that our utilities be able to make investments really in three different areas. first of all, understanding what is the potential for wildfires and some of the funding will help them do things like advanced so monito management. but also being able to respond more quickly on their system as

how do you gauge what is best for a customer? clients who followed the interest rates and believed they would see positive change within the next year or two, so therefore, they are related to assessing in two years' time. other clients, actually, they are happy with the interest rate now, at a five year rate, they want stability for five years regardless of what happens, they want to know they are paying each month, so they decide to stick with five years. it depends on the client and their attitude to risk right now. variable rates, we are seeing them, but they are a lot higher in interest, and it is hard to everyone. it is the only option right now that you have to do coming and you have to decide if it is a short term and longer. the? is a short term and longer. they work out how — is a short term and longer. they work out how much _ is a short term and longer. they work out how much money - is a short term and longer. they work out how much money they have got, and if you have a rate you can guarantee for them for a certain