These resolutions included an Agreed Order with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and a Non-Prosecution Agreement (NPA) with the Department Of Justice (DOJ), BK Medical, Analogic and Frost also paid fines. Today I want to explore how these companies achieved their results and demonstrate that the DOJ Pilot Program can pay tangible benefits to any company that follows its requirements, even with a full-scale bribery program as egregious as BK Medical. As laid out yesterday, it was a complete bribery program, facilitated at the highest levels of the Danish subsidiary. The Danish subsidiary had numerous mechanisms to fund the bribes paid across multiple countries. However the parent company Analogic did not or had not put sufficient internal controls in place to detect or prevent this conduct. In addition to the violation of the internal controls provisions of the FCPA, both BK Medical and its parent did not accurately book these payments so there was also a violation of the accounting provisions.