"Our sole source of revenue is from ticket sales," Andrews said. In the May 5 release, Andrews also said that it was because the lottery was unable to make ends meet that it entered into an agreement with CLS in January 2002 "to furnish additional games and potential new revenue sources to support the V.I. Lottery operations, expenses and other statutory requirements." Similarly, last November, he said, the agency "entered into an addendum to its existing agreement with CLS to add the Powerball and Powerplay games to CLS's FlexLink online lottery terminals" in the territory. In that release Andrews also stated that CLS had made payments through April 25 to the V.I. Lottery "in excess of $1 million." At the Finance Committee's April 23 hearing on St. Thomas, Finance Commissioner Bernice Turnbull stated that she had not received any revenues from the lottery for either CLS or the Powerball game. "We haven't gotten any revenues," she said. (See "Lottery audit to begin; more answers sought" .)