Mr. Chairman, one of the things that's very important to realize is that the investments we make in technology always have to be kept up, in terms of being maintained, but also, as is the nature of technology, they have to be revisited from time to time, so that they can be brought up to date with the newer technology that's constantly being developed.
I have nothing really to put before you right now. One of the things we're trying to do, as we did last year, when we presented cases to the Board of Internal Economy, is to present a House-wide strategy with regard to technological innovation. Some of that is going to be enhancements of what we've already got in order to create a greater capacity and leverage the investment we already have there, and in some instances we're going to be asking for new money to take advantage of new developments in technology.
It's one of those things for which we don't have any specific plans at the moment, specific things that we'd like to try to market to you, if you will, at this opportunity, but I think the idea is that it represents a continuing investment. I think the people who told us that you invest in technology and then you reap huge benefits forgot that you have to keep investing. And that's an important message to get across, so thank you for the opportunity.