the proposed decision updates the california p.u.c. implementation of law that requires c.a.s to satisfy some financial security requirements. by posting a bond or cash sufficient to cover the cost of returning customers from the cca to the utility supply portfolio. in compliance of that law since we started operating, we've posted a $100,000 cash deposit with the california p.u.c., we did that in 2012. now that they're looking at revising the numbers, the proposed decision has broken the financial security requirement out into two components, two catagories of cost. they're proposing to assess an administrative cost as well as a cost that would cover incremental procurement for that set of customers for a six-month period. so on the administrative cost front, pg&e proposed and the proposed decision would authorize them to charge a reentry fee per customer of $4.24. 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

those conversations are happening and more informal workshops at the california p.u.c. and at legislature, as opposed in an active proceeding where a decision is expected. more what the california p.u.c. has had and legislative hearings, these things have come up. >> keep us posted. >> you bet. >> thank you. >> any other public comment on this item? next item. >> that would conclude my report. >> dave on the general manager's report. generally not specifically on cca. last week i attended the committee on information technology meeting here at city hall, and one of the items that was discussed and approved was i think about 22 million for the customer care and billing system extending that to retail electric customers not cca customers but the municipal direct and redevelopment area customers of which we have roughly 3,000, i believe. hopefully many more in the future. and i support having a new billing solution there clearly what we're doing now is extremely archaic and difficult and all of that. my concern is whether spending more than $20 million to get to a better so

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