11 JONES: Well, let's just talk about some of the things that we do in Washington. One of my responsibilities is the co-chairmanship of the Business Roundtable and in that capacity I serve as chairman of the Taxation Task Force of the Business Roundtable and I'm sure you're familiar in a general way with the Roundtable, that we feel that major corporations in the country have a responsibility to give informed opinions to both the Legislative and Executive Branches on (not clear) matters that we're all going to get better legislation if the inputs are there and so in connection with heading this Taxation Task Force, for example, for the Roundtable, we develop position papers on all of the tax legislation that is, let's say in the throes of being developed or that is actively being discussed whether in the Executive or Legislative Branches of Government and with the help of technicians from the companies in the Roundtable, we develop position papers which we then make available to Government. We've been advised by many Congressmen and Senators that these position papers have been most helpful to them in understanding the complexities of the legislation on which they're being asked to form an opinion. We try to present statistics that are not assailable in terms