In the United States, very little information at this point is obtained directly from states. All of the information is obtained mostly from users of energy or providers of energy or transporters of energy.
We have good relationships with the states and we try to maintain them and build on them continuously, because they're one of our major users of information, and that helps. The main interaction along those lines is the identification of information needs. It's constantly evolving, and so you want to make sure as a stakeholder that you understand what their energy information needs are.
In the past, I mentioned, we used to collect oil production information directly from administrative data from states. In the process of creating this new data form, we've eliminated that data collection. We've noticed that there had been a lot of problems, when we looked back and saw the data that we had received previously.