Mr. Graham Doyle:

Certainly, I will give the Deputy that information now. Our colleagues last week were working on the basis that there was an awful lot of commercial and confidential work and we had not released figures previously. I think they were in a difficult positionvis-à-vis ourselves last week. I am very happy to give the Deputy the information now. At stage 1, there were 26 proposals by 16 different entities. That was just over 3,800 units. Seven of those were ineligible. At stage 2, that 26 was back to 19. One was withdrawn so the number of units under consideration at that stage was 2,442, to give an exact number. At stage 3, having assessed those proposals, there are 15 live proposals, three withdrawn. At that point, 2,102 units-----