it is same in West Bengal. And the West season in Bangladesh, which falls up to December, so from July to December, that is also that is also same in both the parties. So the joint committee, they probably use some hydraulic models to to actually set the amount of water. For example, it is 70,000 cubics. The basic standard is the first one is if if there is 70,000 cubic seconds, QSEC, the unit is QSAC is there, both the countries will share 50%, 50%, so thi thi thousand QSAC is there, both the countries will share 50%, 50, 50%. So this is how they have made. And from 70 to 75, so there would be, the balance ratio would be for India and Bangladesh would get a minimum 34,000 QSACs. And if it's 75 to 75 and above, then the same kind of ratio is there. So this much ongoing, is there, for example, you mentioned that there have been years in which neither side has gotten the amounts is allocated. Have there have there been any ongoing efforts to, you know, if there's under 70,000 to quantify how much is flowing? And yes, I think that Bangladesh, we have an agency, Bangladesh, England Water Authority, we have Bangladesh Water Development Board. So they actually conduct some scientific studies. And based on those, I would be honest with you that those, the government organizations, I mean, for example, the scientists, scientists who have that sort of expertise, the Bangladesh