I have laid out the facts as reported in the SEC Complaint in some detail for several reasons. One of which is to emphasize how wide ranging Lilly's conduct was regarding FCPA violations. I think that it is incumbent to note that even with this wide ranging and apparently pervasive conduct, Lilly did not sustain a Deferred Prosecution Agreement or even a Non-Prosecution Agreement for criminal violations of the FCPA by the Department of Justice. There was only a civil Complaint filed by the SEC. As to the financial penalty, Lilly agreed to pay disgorgement of $13,955,196, prejudgment interest of $6,743,538, and a penalty of $8.7 million for a total payment of $29,398,734. Lilly also agreed the retention of an independent consultant to review and make recommendations about its foreign corruption policies and procedures but it does not have a monitor.