if I had planned to do that anyway, but do it now. So at the December 11 2020, to a parent executive committee meeting, the committee determined that the daypack election for the office of president conducted on November the 19th, was inconclusive, and that no candidate can receive the majority of the votes that were cast. As such a second ballot was an order that was not conducted at that meeting. The executive committee to determine the appropriate remedy for this is to conduct that second ballot and if need be a third, fourth, etc. At the December 17, which is today. This was determined to be a continuation of the November election rather than a new election. A second ballot is not the same thing as runoff. All votes for eligible candidates, including those written in will be counted as they were on the first ballot. eligible candidates in this context, are anyone who is currently and has been for the last three months a member of AIPAC a third ballot will be in order if no candidate receives a majority of the votes cast on the second ballot. And so the outcome of this process may be the election any eligible member of the body including those whose names did not appear on the printed ballot, and those who received no votes on the first route. There is no requirement that a panel member voted what was president of the November 18 meeting in order to vote on the second ballot in December 70. Any ballots that are marked for in eligible candidates for ballots that are not turned in will be treated as extensions rather than past ballots. What that means is that they will not count for the total of your job. It is possible that it made that President be elected in this meeting, who was elected to a different office on November the 19th. In that case, was such an important election for the new vacated office suite. I hope that is