Ann: Appendix 4C - quarterly, page-20

With the bigger contracts based around us gov departments, I don’t think you can really be surprised they were pushed back. There’s lots of important issues/contracts/partners/allies that have been pushed aside to focus on various issues. As long as they’re progressing, it should be fine. I think we’re going to be in for a good time. I mean it’s one hell of a carrot they’re dangling, but with all the actual confirmed contracts being played out at this stage, it’s still in a good position. I believe any locked in at the moment will meet the minimum requirements for short term renewals. Should they keep locking them in, they should be able to weather an economic downturn for longer than most. And also it sounds to me as if they’re actually perusing a greater volume of contracts now that they have an income stream. Whereas before they seemed to only focus on a little bit as they couldn’t handle it.