that contrast with southern california edson proposal of an administrative cost of 50 cents per customer. so we're not quite sure why pg&e's cost is so much more than edsons but that is what was proposed and that's the proposed decision is recommending the california p.u.c. adopt. on the incremental procurement cost front the proposed decision would require -- let me back up a little bit and put this in context. right now, the market prices for power are below pg&e's average cost of supply. so as the commission looks to implement a cost to recover the utilities cost of returning customers, the financial security requirement there would actually be negative for us in today's market. and so, we understand then that the proposed decision, if adopted, would decrease our payment to pg&e of returning customers to zero. it's not allowed to go negative. and that is because as i said, the market price of power that pg&e would procure to cover these customers that are unexpected, would actually be cheaper than pg&e's current portfolio's cost. if the world were different, and that's how these rules