We’ll take this question in a few parts. Natural gas operators are required to have a bond prior to development commencing. This bond is held by the state in the event an issue arises and the operators does not have the financial resources to remedy the situation. Additionally, a portion of the well permit fee and the impact fee paid on each well is allocated to a legacy fund to plug older abandon wells. Natural as companies are responsible for the well’s integrity for the life of that well. Historically, and we’re talking decades ago, this was a real and legitimate concern. Today, with modernized regulations and strong government oversight, we don’t anticipate these historic challenges being an issue with modern oil and gas development.
