as a result we changed the way nerc was funded, it reports to ferc funded through an assessment through of the utilities and rather -- in that assessment s paid to ferc who then pays nerc and we've taken the financial incentives of the market participants out of the hands of the argeo or this case the reliability council so when we talk about independent planning it's not about some kind of closed door deal it is about getting the financial impact of that act of the argeo so they can do the job they are there to do. then when we get to that point, you have the question that says who should participate on the rates of returns these companies should earn. i think the fair thing to say is when you start to build regional projects everyone is affected by the should be participating in financial investors. this shouldn't be just a one-stop one-person plays the those people should be part of that investment proposition because they are there to make the great work and work in concert way. when you build a regional grid you have to be in a position you can maintain it. no one company could go