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So in the slides that we presented on Monday, we were incorrectly allocating those across the entire project, including exported LNG, and we have now correctly reflected that to allocate the Fairbanks Spur Line costs over the in-state portion of the pipeline only, which is what's in the, the bill before the committee. And that model fix is included in all of the slides that we're presenting today as well that deal with Senate Bill 2001. So, and then these bullet points here at the top of the slide list out the various modeling requests that we received from the co-chairs. So there was a set of alternative project assumptions that we received We were asked to do modeling of our baseline assumptions with a $60 billion capital cost. We were asked to provide oil production sensitivities and price sensitivities on that as well.

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