I would add that we have benefited from the numerous meetings we have had and from the opportunity to speak at conferences such as this one. These exchanges help us identify critical global concerns to examine further. We will be evaluating all of this input closely as part of our rulemaking process.
It is noted that the estimate is subject to considerable uncertainty. Unemployment in 2006 is estimated at 129,000, indicating a fall by approximately 1,000 a month throughout the rest of the year. From February to March 2006 the figure fell by 4,300. As usual, the forecast is self-stabilising. The above tendency is positive. It is, nevertheless, difficult to model overheating, as pages 112-113 show.