Even if we get to that point, talks would still continue toward reaching a consensual resolution.

That is definitely the deadline. This is the first time we’re setting a hard deadline.

The board felt the current plan was no longer appropriate.

Certainly, the numbers show that our U.S. operations are not profitable at current volume levels and, given our contractual expenses, we are not profitable in our current state.

It doesn’t mean that we can’t talk after that point. It’s a complicated process.

It’s giving us added leverage to use in our discussions and negotiations, but it’s not a foregone conclusion that it will be implemented.

Given our upcoming hearing on this matter, it wouldn’t be prudent to comment on the matter at this point.

We may file, and we may not file. We have only said that Feb. 17 remains the earliest date when we would file.

It wouldn’t be prudent for us to comment on this matter before the court has heard both sides.