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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2023 08 28 Consent 301 - Agreement with EssentialNet Solutions for Information Technology Managed ServicesCONSENT AGENDA ITEM 301 CITY COMMISSION AGENDA | AUGUST 28, 2023 REGULAR MEETING TITLE Agreement with EssentialNet Solutions for Information Technology Managed Services SUMMARY The City’s contract with current Information Technology Department Managed Services Provider will be concluding in accordance with the existing contract. A bid process (RFP 06-23-01 JD) was conducted for IT services with a submission deadline of August 4. Proposals were scored by a staff review committee and EssentialNet Solutions scored the highest of the 6 bids submitted. Annual cost is expected to be $267,000 per year with after-hours support to be billed hourly at a rate of $125. FUNDING SOURCE Information & General Services G/L 001-16-1600-530341 Other Services – Contract /Administrative Annual cost is expected to be $267,000 per year with after-hours support to be billed hourly at a rate of $125. RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends Commission award the Information Technology Management Services bid to EssentialNet Solutions for service effective October 1, 2023. Additionally, Staff requests the Commission authorize the Interim City Manager and City Attorney to prepare and execute a contract and any related documents required with EssentialNet Solutions. 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 Table of Contents UDT Cover Page Section A – PROPOSER Information and Acknowledgement Form Section B – Table of Contents Section C – Introduction Letter Section D – Qualifications 1. General 2. Proposer Experience 3. Team Experience 4. Florida Knowledge 5. References 6. Conclusion Section E - Other Information Section F – Cost and Time Appendix A COST PROPOSAL WORKSHEET Appendix B Statement of Work - Questionnaire Questionnaire 1 - Organization and Experience Questionnaire 2 - Problem Reporting and Resolution Process Questionnaire 3 - Assumptions, Requirements, Risks, and Expectations Questionnaire 4 - Level Of Service Questionnaire 5 - Documentation and Reporting Questionnaire 6 - Security Questionnaire 7 - Proposer's Staff Training Questionnaire 8 - Project Management Questionnaire 9 - Infrastructure Health Monitoring Questionnaire 10 - Fee Structure Section G – Mandatory Proposal Forms References Information Form Insurance Requirements Form Scrutinized Company Certification Non-Collusion Affidavit Drug Free Workplace Form SMWBE Utilization Plan Public Entity Crimes Statement E-Verify Statement Conflict of Interest Statement Attachment 1 - Security Addendum Section H – Florida State Corporate Filing 1 2 4 5 5 8 9 10 11 11 11 14 13 16 16 17 20 24 35 35 36 36 37 38 39 39 72 74 75 76 77 78 80 81 82 87 123 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 4 | Page Section C – Introduction Letter United Data Technologies 2900 Monarch Lakes Blvd. Suite 300 Miramar, Florida 33027 8/2/2023 City of Winter Springs Attn: Stuart MacLean 1126 East State Road 434 Winter Springs, Florida 32708 RE: RFP 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies (UDT) is pleased to have this opportunity to provide a response to the City of Winter Springs Request for Proposal (RFP) 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services. UDT has provided the name, title, address, telephone, and fax numbers of the persons to be contacted for clarifications or additional information regarding its proposal. Michael Hendrix, Vice President SLED, and Public Healthcare Address: 2900 Monarch Lakes Blvd Suite 300 Email: mhendrix@udtonline.com Mobile: 954-415-0880 and Fax: 954-432-5908 T. Aaron Morris, General Counsel Address: 2900 Monarch Lakes Blvd Suite 300 Email: amorris@udtonline.com Phone: 800-882-9919 and Fax: 954-432-5908 George Fernandez Address: 2900 Monarch Lakes Blvd Suite 300 Email: gfernandez@udtonline.com Phone: 800-882-9919 and Fax: 954-432-5908 In closing, thank you for the opportunity to propose IT Managed Services for the City of Winter Springs. Respectfully, Michael Hendrix Vice President 124 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 5 | Page Section D – Qualifications 1. General – Provide general information about the PROPOSER, including size, office location(s), and structure of PROPOSER. Identify and explain any significant changes in organizational structure, ownership, or management both firm-wide and within Fixed Income/ Public Finance during the past five (5) years. UDT Response: Founded in 1995 by Henry Fleches and Gerard Amaro, United Data Technologies (UDT) is a 100% certified (NMSDC) minority (Hispanic) owned and operated firm that has become an industry-leading technology enabler and solutions provider. Since the firm’s inception, Mr. Fleches, Mr. Amaro, and staff have focused on UDT’s corporate vision to “accomplish more” by supporting the firm’s clients as they navigate a hyper-connected world by providing outstanding customer support, innovative technology, and cost-saving solutions. Since UDT’s founding, the company has grown both its infrastructure and capabilities. UDT started with its headquarters in Doral, Florida, eventually building a new location and relocating to Miramar, Florida. Over the years, UDT has added two state-of-the-art facilities in the Orlando area. UDT’s current Configuration Center has serviced the firm’s configuration and deployment needs for more than nine years and is transitioning into a dedicated UDT Customer Support Center (CSC) to expand capacity and capability to support extensive enterprise efforts. The UDT CSC has been re-designed to meet fleet management challenges through dedicated depot workflows, inventory controls, contingent storage capabilities, technician expansion, and business continuity priorities through safe social distancing in case of the ongoing pandemic. Currently, UDT is also opening a new state-of-the-art Customer Integration Center (CIC). This purpose-built facility will be wholly dedicated to increasing First Touch Services (imaging, etching, tagging, warehousing, and delivery). The CIC will have the capacity to support the firm’s clients and provide the ability to turn around fully configured devices more efficiently with higher daily volumes and the ability to warehouse more than three times UDT’s current storage capacity. UDT’s CIC will also allow for continuity of operations to minimize the impact of natural disasters and pandemic situations. In addition to these two facilities, UDT maintains a 24/7 Help Desk and a Network Operations Center (NOC). The NOC is located in a safeguarded location where UDT’s experts work to monitor all customer devices, track activity, and handle issues in real-time. UDT also has physical locations in Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Texas. 125 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 6 | Page Brief Profile of UDT A. A brief history of the business UDT is an industry-leading solutions provider in the US. UDT delivers solutions focused on device deployments, cybersecurity, complete technology lifecycle management, product procurement, LAN and WLAN architecture design and deployment, end-user computing configuration and support, support services, security services, managed services, and managed Cloud Smart services. B. Organizational structure of business UDT is a Florida S Corporation established in 1995. Privately Owned Corporation; 50% Enrique A. Fleches / 50% Gerard Amaro C. Designation of the legal entity by which the business operates (i.e., sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability partnership, corporation, Limited Liability Corporation, etc.) UDT is a Florida S Corporation established in 1995. Privately Owned Corporation; 50% Enrique A. Fleches / 50% Gerard Amaro E. Active business venues (counties, states, etc.) UDT has been in business for 28 years and incorporated in the State of Florida in 1995. UDT is headquartered in Florida, and no changes of ownership and reorganization have occurred in the last 5 years. See all UDT locations listed below: 126 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 7 | Page HEADQUARTERS 2900 Monarch Lakes Blvd. Suite 300 Miramar, FL, 33027 P: (954) 308-5100 TEXAS 100 Congress Avenue Suite 2000 Austin, TX 78701 P: (512) 466-3405 MIAMI LAKES 14042 N.W. 82nd Ave. Miami, FL 33016 P: (786) 364-6097 ORLANDO CUSTOMER SUPPORT CENTER 9436 Southridge Park Ct. Suite 800 Orlando, FL 32819 P: (800) 882-9919 TALLAHASSEE 1621 Metropolitan Blvd. Suite 102 Tallahassee, FL 32308 P. (850) 329-6215 ORLANDO CUSTOMER INTEGRATION CENTER 2612 Consulate Drive, Suite 100 Orlando, FL 32819 P: (800) 882-9919 TENNESSEE 209 10TH Ave. South Suite 530 Nashville, TN 37203 P: (615) 567-4080 OKLAHOMA 13900 N. Portland Ave. Suite 170 Oklahoma City, OK 73134 P: (405) 567-4080 F. Present status and projected direction of business UDT has been the recipient of national and regional recognition, including Inc. 500, CRN’s Top 150, and the South Florida Business Journal as one of South Florida’s 50 fastest-growing private companies. UDT’s continued focus on delivering end-to-end technology solutions and a customer centric service model has propelled UDT to be the largest privately held technology company headquartered in Florida. 2. PROPOSER Experience – Describe the PROPOSER’s experience with providing IT Managed Services, focus on the firm’s experience with providing such services to a municipality. United Data Technologies (UDT) has extensive experience in providing IT Managed Services to a diverse range of clients, including state and local government entities both within Florida and outside the state. UDT has also established successful partnerships with various Police Departments, such as the City of Miami Police Department. UDT's experience in providing IT Managed Services to municipalities and government agencies includes: 1. Local Government Expertise: UDT has a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by local government agencies. We have worked closely with municipalities in Florida, helping them optimize their IT infrastructure, enhance security measures, and streamline operations to better serve their communities. 127 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 8 | Page 2. Statewide Footprint: UDT's reach extends beyond Florida, as we have also partnered with state government agencies in other regions. Our experience in working with different state governments showcases our ability to adapt services to meet specific regulatory requirements and compliance standards. 3. Collaboration with Police Departments: UDT's expertise extends to working with Police Departments, including the City of Miami Police Department. In such partnerships, UDT focuses on ensuring reliable and secure IT services to support law enforcement operations, data management, and critical communication systems. 4. Cybersecurity Emphasis: With the increasing cybersecurity threats faced by government entities, UDT places a high priority on safeguarding their clients' data and infrastructure. We deploy advanced cybersecurity measures to protect sensitive information and support law enforcement agencies in maintaining the integrity of their IT environments. 5. Proven Track Record: UDT's successful track record in providing IT Managed Services to government organizations and police departments is a testament to our ability to deliver tailored solutions and responsive support, helping these entities achieve their mission-critical objectives. 6. Comprehensive Solutions: UDT's IT Managed Services encompass a wide range of offerings, including network management, cloud solutions, data center services, endpoint security, and help desk support. Our comprehensive approach ensures that all aspects of an agency's IT infrastructure are well-managed and optimized for performance and efficiency. 7. Flexibility and Adaptability: UDT understands the diverse needs of government organizations and police departments and can offer flexible service models that can be customized to meet specific requirements. Our ability to adapt to evolving technologies and operational demands ensures that clients receive cutting-edge solutions and services. In summary, UDT's extensive experience in providing IT Managed Services to state and local government entities, both within and outside Florida, along with our successful collaborations with Police Departments like the City of Miami, demonstrates our expertise and commitment to supporting the public sector. We place an emphasis on cybersecurity, comprehensive solutions, and the ability to adapt to the unique needs of government agencies to make ourselves a trusted partner in delivering reliable and efficient IT services to these critical organizations. 128 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 9 | Page 3. Team Experience – Identify key members of PROPOSER’s team that will service the CITY. Identify the primary day-to-day contact for the engagement and their experience. Identify the proposed project manager. Provide brief resumes for key team members that will service the CITY as an Appendix. Organization Table The UDT Team, illustrated below, consists of a Management Team and UDT Support Team. The PM is responsible for the day-to-day management of the contract and will serve as the primary POC for the City of Winter Springs. He will be supported by UDT’s senior management and corporate resources, with a direct line of communication with the UDT Executive Vice President/Chief Executive Officer (CXO). As a result of this streamlined reporting structure, issues or concerns that arise can be quickly and efficiently resolved before there is any task impact. UDT’s Organization Chart. Defined Roles and Interfaces. Key UDT required resources follow: UDT Project Manager UDT SOC Manager UDT Lead Engineer UDT SOC Analysts Director of PMO Jessica Gomez VP of Managed Services Richard Reynoso Director of Managed Services George Fernandez SOC Manager Tim Cotterill Director of Cloud Security James Smith Sr. Cyber Security Engineer Noah Witte IT Operations Manager Alain Alvarez Director of Service Delivery Managed Services Carlos Arribas Resumes have been included in Appendix A as required. 129 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 10 | Page 4. Florida Knowledge – Describe any political, economic, legal, or other issues impacting Florida municipalities, specifically those impacting the City of Winter Springs, which may be relevant to the Proposal. Population growth: Florida is a rapidly growing state, and this is putting a strain on many municipalities. As the population grows, municipalities need to invest in new infrastructure. Municipalities are facing a challenge in finding the funding to address this need, as many of them are already struggling to keep up with their current expenses. Continuation of the Co-IT strategy leveraging UDT will support a strategic approach to grow personnel in key areas of need. By having a relationship with UDT, the CITY will have access to experience and thought leadership that will provide guidance or a strategic advantage when facing these infrastructure milestones. Fiscal challenges: Many Florida municipalities are facing fiscal challenges, as they are struggling to keep up with the rising cost of providing services. The state has imposed a number of restrictions on local government spending, which has made it even more difficult for municipalities to balance their budgets. UDT Lifecycle Management Services eliminates the time and resource responsibility for the configuration, deployment, support and disposal of technology assets from the CITY. If UDT is selected, we will provide a complementary in-depth assessment of the CITY’s life cycle processes in an effort to further drive efficiency and savings. Public safety: Public safety is a top priority for all Florida municipalities. However, municipalities are facing a number of challenges in ensuring public safety, including rising crime rates, drug abuse, and mental health issues. In addition, municipalities are facing budget cuts, which has made it more difficult to fund law enforcement and other public safety programs. UDTSecure expertise will enable a constant focus of the CITY’s environment to ensure security and cyber vulnerabilities are discovered and remediated. UDT’s experience supporting public safety entities will provide the CITY with a stable and secure environment, ensuring end users focus on their jobs and not the technology. 5. References: See Section G 6. Conclusion In conclusion, UDT's extensive experience in providing IT Managed Services to state and local government entities, both within and outside Florida, along with our successful collaborations with Police Departments like the City of Miami, demonstrates our expertise and commitment to supporting the public sector. We place an emphasis on cybersecurity, comprehensive solutions, and the ability to adapt to the unique needs of government agencies to make ourselves a trusted partner in delivering reliable and efficient IT services to these critical organizations. 130 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 11 | Page Section E – Other Information This section should address any other information necessary for a full understanding of PROPOSER’s services. Please provide relevant information on any additional/incremental services offered by PROPOSER. UDT Response: UDT is a full service provider and has many services that could be beneficial to Winter Springs. The diverse services can be seen below. 131 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 12 | Page 132 133 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 13 | Page Section F – Cost and Time This section must clearly state the cost and estimated completion time associated with the project. Use Appendix A: Cost Proposal Worksheet Part 1 and Part 2. UDT Response: Part 1: Minimum Required Services Cost Per Month to the CITY for the Minimum Required Services defined in the Statement of Work shall be: $27,417.72. Includes: Remote Monitoring and Management for IT Infrastructure 24 x 7 x 365 Remote Monitoring, Management and NOC Support Patch Management (Monthly and as needed) Customer Portal, Dashboards, and Service Reports Client Success, Service Delivery and Account Management 24 x 7 x 365 End User Support Band 1 (0-50 Tickets p/Month for afterhours and weekend) o Tickets sent to the Onsite technicians do not count against the 50 allotted tickets. Incident, Request, Change and Problem Management Customer Portal, Dashboards, and Service Reports Client Success, Service Delivery and Account Management (2) Dedicated Level 1 Full-time Desktop Support Oversees all technical, functional and application guidance and support. Ensures all users receive services to include troubleshooting hardware and software issues; installation and support of OS (Operating Systems) and supports OS; applications for PCs, laptops, and all mobile devices. Ensures proper and timely set-up and configuration of all new machines as needed. Notes: Includes travel mileage between CITY facilities. Includes afterhours support for CITY Commission Meetings Equipment Delivery: Due to liability concerns, no UDT employee may use their POVs for CITY owned equipment delivery. Onetime Onboarding fee: $25,578.00. 134 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 14 | Page Part 2: Optional Services Unit Cost These are the “a la carte” prices for additional/incremental services offered by the PROPOSER Unit Unit Cost UDTSecure Monitor Detect & Respond (SOC) 24 x 7 x 365 Cybersecurity Monitor Detect & Respond Services Customer Portal, Dashboards, and Service Reports Client Success, Service Delivery and Account Management Monthly $20.514.55 Onetime Security Onboarding Fee Once $14,830.00 VCIO –strategic plans/compliance/security Hourly $275.00 per hour 135 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 15 | Page Questionnaire UDT Managed Services Solution Offering: The rapid changes in IT infrastructure technologies can vastly change server/compute specifics and needs, storage technology, network traffic patterns, bandwidth requirements, access locations, and security needs. The key enabler of digital transformation is an available, high performing and secured network. Digital enterprises require a network infrastructure that provides adequate performance, security, agility, and manageability to support digital initiatives, now and into the future. UDT managed services delivers solutions that are designed for high quality customer experiences, end- to-end service availability across software-defined and legacy technology infrastructures. An integrated approach for converged networks is aimed to transform operations and deliver more value to business with predictable outcomes. QUESTIONNAIRE 1: ORGANIZATION AND EXPERIENCE The PROPOSER’s overall support strategy/philosophy - Please address the following in your response: Describe PROPOSER’s view of the role of the information technology support services provider. UDT is a privately-owned minority business headquartered in Miramar, Florida, with thirteen locations across five states. We focus on delivering advanced technical solutions to small, mid-market, and enterprise Clients. UDT is recognized as an industry-leader in the technology solutions arena. Founded in 1995, UDT quickly established its reputation as the technological resource of choice for its clients. Our organization subscribes to a Total Solutions Approach that includes traditional Consulting, Design, and Engineering Services; as well as a unique approach to Managing Infrastructure, Security, Cloud, and Device Lifecycles for our Clients. UDT takes the guesswork out of the process, creating customized integration plans and providing detailed, long-term strategies that align with our client’s business objectives. We look forward to forging a strong business partnership. Thank you for your trust and support. Describe any management or implementation strategies or techniques that the PROPOSER intends to employ in carrying out the scope of work. The UDT Managed IT Services team embraces the accountability that comes with the promise of keeping your systems performing and users productive. While SLAs are part of every managed services provider’s offering, UDT goes further with managed services offerings that deliver measurable outcomes, especially those critical to your organization’s ongoing operations. We provide comprehensive reporting of services delivered, performance, and expert advice when it’s time for upgrades, policy changes, or new requirements. With UDT, you’ll get the total value of a trusted IT partner who knows and supports your current infrastructure and, most importantly, business and technology goals. 136 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 16 | Page Describe PROPOSER’s communication strategy for keeping clients informed of system conditions and changes. On-going Customer Service Review (Report): The proposed structure for a monthly/ quarterly meeting for the City of Winter Springs, will cover the following topics: Current overall status of the ongoing management process. Review of Critical Events and Adoption Barriers. Review of the business outcomes and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Review of the past period comparison of the Critical Service Levels: Key Performance Indicators (KPI) and Service Level Agreements (SLA). A dashboard will be created showing period over period comparison of the KPI and SLAs. The dashboard will be comprised of the elements described defined during the onboarding meetings. On-going Monthly Reporting: Using our process and City of Winter Springs approved reporting template, UDT provides repeatable, high-quality reporting that provides the City of Winter Springs with the needed information to support critical management decision-making. Customer Success Manager: The CSM will deliver the ongoing monthly reports and provide a continuous presence for communication. QUESTIONNAIRE 2: PROBLEM REPORTING AND RESOLUTION PROCESS Include evidence that PROPOSER understands the CITY’s current environment, including an understanding of working within significant budgetary constraints. Based upon the equipment list provided in the RFP, and as noted in the question-and-answer section, the equipment and technology are not unlike the majority of supported UDT Clients. UDT supports Cities, Counties, States, School Districts, and Federal government agencies that all have significant budgetary constraints. UDT delivers services to our Clients across ten States and currently manages approximately 150,000 devices. Include plan of action and milestones for onboarding process. UDT has a proven onboarding methodology to begin onboarding CITY environments. All information is captured as part of the onboarding data collection document. UDT will assign your primary point of contact for the duration of technical onboarding and transition of your infrastructure and processes into our management services. Onboarding and transition services are a five-stage process. 137 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 17 | Page Describe how PROPOSER will propose changes in technicians assigned to the contract and seek approval from the CITY. All technicians assigned to the CITY will be screened, interviewed, and approved by the CITY. If a technician needs to be replaced, there will be an additional technician assigned to the CITY for two weeks, allowing the new technician to become acclimated and trained without impacting service delivery. Explain how PROPOSER plans to keep all desktop/laptop computers and servers operating at optimal performance. Maintaining critical IT systems and support operations is a challenge for leaders in every organization. New transformation projects, compliance requirements, evolving technologies, and qualified staff recruitment and retention can put a lot on your plate. UDT will leverage Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) and Patch Management Managed Services, combined with almost twenty-eight years of experience to provide: Comprehensive coverage of your essenfial IT systems and funcfions. Predictable operafional costs and confinuity of operafions. Improved upfime and increased efficiency. Reduced IT staff workload and overhead. Compliance with regulatory requirements and corporate standards. Describe how PROPOSER will keep the CITY informed about the state of the CITY’s information technology services. UDT will provide an on-going Customer Service Review (Report): The proposed structure for a monthly/ quarterly meeting for the City of Winter Springs, will cover the following topics: Current overall status of the ongoing management process. Review of Critical Events and Adoption Barriers. Review of the business outcomes and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). 138 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 18 | Page Review of the past period comparison of the Critical Service Levels: Key Performance Indicators (KPI) and Service Level Agreements (SLA). A custom dashboard will be created showing period over period comparison of the KPI and SLAs. The dashboard will be comprised of the elements described defined during the onboarding meetings. On-going Monthly Reporting: Using our process and City of Winter Springs approved reporting template, UDT provides repeatable, high-quality reporting that provides the City of Winter Springs with the needed information to support critical management decision-making. Customer Success Manager: The CSM will deliver the ongoing monthly reports and provide a continuous presence for communication. Describe how PROPOSER will report about the status of systems, user needs, needs, etcetera. See answer above. Describe how PROPOSER will assist the CITY with strategic planning to ensure that the CITY’s IT system retains its usefulness, viability, compatibility, and dependability into the future. UDT can provide a Virtual Chief Information Officer to review current systems, infrastructure and suggest improvements, where needed, and other ideas for improved viability and dependability now and into the future. (Optional pricing is provided in Section F, Part 2: Optional Services) QUESTIONNAIRE 3: ASSUMPTIONS, REQUIREMENTS, RISKS, AND EXPECTATIONS Please list in this section all PROPOSER’s assumptions, requirements, risks, and expectations for the provision of services pursuant to the scope of services outlined herein. The CITY shall be responsible for providing the required information to UDT to enable the UDT support staff to carry out the Services as detailed below. This includes the following specific responsibilities: CITY Responsibilities - GENERAL The CITY will conduct business with the UDT in a professional and courteous manner. The CITY, with reasonable effort, will provide all necessary, pertinent, accurate, and complete information, documentation, and knowledge that UDT needs to successfully provision and provide the services detailed within prior to the start of those services. This includes: o Any and all documentation associated with the covered IT environment(s) and asset(s). o All software installation media for covered software and applications. o The CITY shall obtain and maintain all necessary licenses for software, IT Asset(s), or services (including cloud services) being leveraged within the CITY’s IT environment(s). o Provide UDT with a detailed inventory of all Managed Devices covered under this Agreement. 139 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 19 | Page CITY will ensure that all CITY’s software will include a valid license agreement between the CITY and the CITY’s software original licensor. UDT will comply with the terms contained in the applicable CITY software license agreement for CITY software provided, including those terms that govern: o Rights granted or denied to third parties, whether in the form of a sublicense, to copy and distribute the CITY software and, usage or duplication of the CITY software in the creation of any image that may be required in the performance of the service desk (s) if CITY makes the terms of such CITY software license available to UDT. o In addition to the foregoing obligation, except as permitted in the CITY software license agreement, UDT will not copy, modify, decompile, reverse engineer, or disassemble the CITY software. The CITY will provide adequate workspace and facilities for use by UDT onsite technicians. The CITY shall inform UDT of all health and safety rules and regulations that apply at its locations. The CITY agrees that maintenance window(s) must be established and honored to allow for proper maintenance of the IT environment and IT assets and further agrees to cooperate with UDT to establish, define (UDT’s Onboarding Intake Form) and agree on all necessary maintenance windows for the CITY’s IT environment. o Maintenance windows are defined periods during which planned outages, changes, and maintenance of production IT assets may occur. Their purpose is to allow end users to plan and prepare for times of possible disruption and/or change. CITY approval is not required or sought during defined windows unless explicitly indicated otherwise, and this condition may increase monthly contractual costs. Maintenance windows and system outages are to be defined within UDT’s Onboarding Intake Form. Conversely, UDT will work with the CITY to create a blackout calendar which defines systems and specific time frames during which NO UPDATES or patches will be applied. The CITY agrees that key representatives within their business must be established and defined within UDT’s Onboarding Intake Form so that UDT can receive any necessary supplementary support from the CITY. The supplementary support includes but is not limited to: o Approval for charges and/or out of scope products and services quoted. o Approval for emergency maintenance. o Reasonable “hands-on” co-operation with the UDT’s service/support representative when diagnosing and addressing service requests and other issues. The identified on-site technical contact will work with UDT on critical issues for as long as necessary. Even though UDT strives to be minimally invasive, on-site, and hands-on involvement of the identified on-site technical contact will occasionally be necessary. o Receiving updates on extended outages or unresolved issues. 140 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 20 | Page o Being informed of critical issues after hours and approving after hours service or deferring service until regular business hours. The CITY will co-operate with UDT on a quarterly basis, at minimum, to evaluate backups, disaster recovery strategy, and business continuity plans to ensure that data backups are complete and adequately protect the CITY’s Business. Ensure that no critical files will be stored on any workstation unless the files are properly archived using a centrally managed backup solution. The CITY will co-operate with UDT on a quarterly basis, at minimum, to review: o The services provided by UDT over the previous review period. o The direction of the CITY’s business to ensure IT remains in alignment. o If additional services and/or products are necessary to meet the CITY’s business and IT needs. o The state, status, and health of the CITY’s IT Environment(s) and IT Asset(s). o The continued integrity, completeness, and validity of this Service Level Agreement. During the onboarding process a management appliance will be installed in the CITY facility with the CITY providing the following: o The client is responsible for providing adequate rack space (1U), power, environmental controls, data wiring, engineering/staging workspace and any other access required for completion of this project. o The client is responsible for the condition and readiness of the electrical power distribution plant, battery backup, and the correction of any anomalies and/or deficiencies. o The client is responsible for providing all patch cables (copper and fiber optic). o The management appliance shall remain the property of UDT. The management appliance shall not be moved, tampered with, or powered down with written permission from UDT. CITY Responsibilities - Support REQUEST CITY shall open an Incidents or Requests through any of defined means: o Service Desk phone number o Self-service portal The CITY will provide all pertinent information required to open a service/support request. When opening a service/support request the CITY will work with UDT to accurately classify the request’s impact and severity so that its priority and SLA requirements can be accurately established. Once a request for service/support has been successfully submitted the CITY will provide reasonable availability of its representative(s) to co-operate with UDT’s service/support representative(s) assigned to the request. 141 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 21 | Page o The UDT service/support representatives strive to address requests without involving the CITY’s end users. So long as the request can be diagnosed and addressed in a reasonable time frame without the end user’s assistance. The CITY shall allow UDT access and provide rights to all relevant IT Environments and IT Assets as reasonably required by UDT to provide its services and support. If UDT requires a decision, approval, consent, authorization, or any other communication from the CITY to provide any of the services (or any part thereof) described herein, the CITY will be reasonably diligent to provide the same in a timely manner. o UDT is not liable or at fault for any impact(s) caused by a delay in any requested approvals from the CITY. This includes but is not limited to impacts to service performance levels and requirements. The CITY will promptly notify UDT of any events or incidents that could impact the services defined within this agreement and/or any supplemental service needs. The CITY agrees to not permit any changes or modifications to be made to the covered IT Environment and IT Assets by any party other than those authorized by UDT. The CITY agrees to inform UDT of any modification, installation, or service performed on the covered IT Environments, listed in Covered Equipment Summary, by individuals not employed by UDT. (Both authorized and unauthorized parties) CITY will ensure that the equipment, OS, and applications supported have vendor support contracts in place. o Any equipment, OS, Applications without an active vendor support contract will be supported on a “best effort” basis. o As UDT’s sole discretion, “best effort” support may cease either until the client can acquire a valid vendor support agreement and/or the client secures a paid engagement (either with or through UDT) to resolve, if possible, the situation at hand. General UDT Responsibilities UDT will conduct business with the CITY in a professional and courteous manner. UDT will make a reasonable effort to accommodate any changes to offered services that may be requested by the CITY, and any adjustments made to the services defined can result in changes to the fees and charges detailed herein. Any required changes, including adjustments to fees, are subject to the CITY and UDT’s mutual acceptance and documented with a signed Change Order. UDT is responsible for ensuring that it complies with all statutes, regulations, byelaws, standards, codes of conduct, compliances, and any other rules relevant to the provisioning of the services defined within. UDT will leverage several software applications to provide the Services defined within this Agreement and will attempt to comply with all end user license agreements which relate to those software applications. 142 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 22 | Page Service and Support - UDT Responsibilities UDT will log all information from the CITY required to adequately document any service, support requests, maintenance, and communications. This information includes but is not limited to; contact information, the nature of the request, the business impact and severity, and involved or impacted IT Assets. o UDT will leverage and maintain its own ticketing system for updating, tracking, measuring, and closing CITY support/service requests, maintenance responsibilities, projects, and monitor alerts. UDT will provide the CITY with the services defined within, on the IT Assets, locations, and during the covered hours and days outlined in Covered Equipment Summary. o These services will be provided both remotely and by the onsite technicians. o It is the responsibility of UDT to meet the service level requirements and response times defined in Prioritization Matrix. o It is the responsibility of the UDT to ensure its resources can provide its services with reasonable skill and care. o UDT is not responsible for failure to provide the services detailed herein at defined service levels in the event that circumstances out of UDT’s control impede the delivery of service, including, but not limited to, acts of God. It is the responsibility of UDT to notify the CITY of any scheduled or unscheduled emergency maintenance. It is the responsibility of UDT to keep the CITY’s end users up to date on any unresolved service and support requests from them. o Automated emails, calls, chats, and other communications will be leveraged to keep the end users reasonably up to date. UDT will attempt to resolve service and support requests from the CITY by using the onsite technicians, without interrupting the end user, unless otherwise requested by the CITY when submitting a request. UDT will attempt to resolve service and support requests from the CITY over the phone on the first call during afterhours and weekends, when unable to resolve the request without interrupting the CITY’s end user. UDT will escalate support requests to the next level of internal support within the UDT’s organization upon approach of established resolution targets defined in the Coverage Summary Section. UDT will obtain the CITY’s approval before closing any support or service request tickets. o In the event the client does not respond to UDT’s request to close a support or service request that is believed to be resolved, UDT will close the ticket after three un-responded requests. 143 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 23 | Page QUESTIONNAIRE 4: LEVEL OF SERVICE An explanation of the problem reporting and resolution process that describes the PROPOSER’s support plan, including tiers, service levels, call escalation, the person(s) authorized to close problem reports, etcetera. Please address the following in PROPOSER’s response: UDT will perform support activities in an SLA based service delivery model. The CITY should inform UDT of any device addition/deletion, or changes to the Windows servers and/or virtual server environment. The following table describes the various priority levels associated with incidents. The sources of alerts are either from the monitoring system or from user requests entered via the CITY portal, phone calls or e-mails. Priority Calculation is factored by measuring Urgency and Impact from P1 (Emergency) to P5 (Low) Incident Time-to-Response Table Example – If a user calls the Help Desk to report an incident that has an urgency of “Medium” and an impact of “High,” then Priority Calculation Table will grade the request as “P2” and follow the Service Level Agreement for a Priority 2 Incident. Service Level Expectafions Priority 1 Emergency Priority 2 Crifical Priority 3 High Priority 4 Medium Priority 5 Low Business/Financial Risk Catastrophic exposure Major exposure Moderate exposure Minimal exposure No restricfions in the use of applicafions Work Stoppage Full; All work has ceased. Significant; Most work has ceased. Some; Some work has ceased. Minor: Liftle work has ceased. Minimal – More of Nuisance Percentage of End Users Effected 75 – 100% 30 – 75% 15 – 30% 0 – 15% 0 – 5% Workaround Non- acceptable Semi- acceptable; Short term Acceptable; Medium term Acceptable; Medium term Acceptable Response SLA 30-minutes 1 hours or less 2 hours 4 hours 8-hours “Response Time” is defined as the period-of-time UDT defines as the period-of-time that it takes a Service Desk agent or onsite technician to respond to the client and begin to resolve the incident. Specific response times are dependent on the priority level defined in Prioritization Matrix. Response time does not mean resolution time which is different for each situation and cannot be determined until the appropriate support professional has evaluated the problem and is able to determine an approximate resolution time. During the period between the agreement's execution and the documented go-live date, all services will be provided on a best effort basis. 144 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 24 | Page SERVICES: Describe PROPOSER’s work order/trouble ticket system. UDT utilizes ConnectWise ticketing systems for handling all support requests whether coming via phone, email, or live chat— capture and document all customer ticket requests and related interactions. Dispatching holds the key to creating order when it comes to managing resources. Get total visibility into service team availability. Quickly schedule their time and prioritize their focus. UDT requests that ALL requests for assistance be entered in the ConnectWise system, prior to asking the on-site technician for assistance, which will provide the CITY with accurate information and enable the creation of precise reports. The UDT onsite technical resources team’s productivity shouldn’t be tethered to the office. The ConnectWise mobile app provides 24/7/365 remote access to everything from scheduling to documenting work and tracking time, so your team’s efficiency in the field can continue to improve. To make strategic decisions about improving The CITY’s service management, you need all the facts. Service dashboards and reporting options provide data on ticket details, issue resolution times, and service team performance. 145 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 25 | Page Describe PROPOSER’s system to escalate chronic or advanced problems. Describe availability of key staff during normal business hours (including systems administrators and engineers and other specialists). A service that may be added to this scope of services for an additional fee is UDT network consultants engaging with Client network architects to assess the network infrastructure, identify gaps and improvements which when amended can lead reducing high impact issues and improvement in service delivery for the business. Architecture guidance, provided by systems administrators, engineers, and other specialists, is an additional service and not part of standard managed services offering. The Architect may perform the following services and activities if additional services are selected: Network Assessment. Architectural discussions with the client's stakeholders, UDT network team and architects. Review overall architecture and infrastructure. Review of current LAN, WAN, Security and Wireless equipment and design. Review of the existing tools and network specific processes. Recommendations and high-level road map for existing client’s architecture. 146 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 26 | Page Describe after-hours support. What is the guaranteed response time? How is PROPOSER’s after-hours response time structured (e.g., time of day, severity)? What is the average response time? After hours support carries the same SLAs as defined in the Incident Time-to-Response Table. PROPOSER’s guaranteed response time for issues dependent upon severity and time of day. The provided support is not dependent on the time of day or the severity of the incident. See the Incident Time-to-Response Table. How does PROPOSER propose that the service level agreement be monitored and enforced? UDT assigns Client Success Managers to every account who meets with the Information Technology Manager and other CITY personnel as deemed necessary to review SLAs and other KPIs. Describe any training PROPOSER’s organization provides to PROPOSER’s clients, including network applications and/or desktop applications. (Or are you affiliated with an organization that provides training to clients?) Does UDT offer any training to Clients? UDT offers End-User cybersecurity awareness training programs. Describe any systems backup support PROPOSER offers. UDT is prepared to help you back up your files in a secure and protected way. We will look at your current backup techniques and offer advanced methods that will offer maximum security. You may be best suited with backing up to your disk, archiving your information online, or using data recovery management; we will consider your specific needs and offer the best solution available. It is our priority to help you run a secure business and prevent you from permanently losing your important information. Describe any disaster recovery support provided. UDT will work with the CITY to integrate managed services into the existing City of Winter Springs Disaster Recovery (DR) plan. If the City does not have a comprehensive plan, UDT will work to develop a plan focused on using DR services offered by UDT using the recommended steps for DR Planning. Mitigation Identify and assess the risks to your infrastructure. Implement preventive measures to reduce the likelihood and impact of disasters. Develop a communication plan to keep employees and customers informed of your disaster preparedness efforts. Preparedness Update the current CITY disaster recovery plan that outlines your procedures for responding to and recovering from a disaster. 147 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 27 | Page Test your disaster recovery plan regularly to ensure that it is effective. Have a backup site or facility that can be used to restore operations in the event of a disaster. Response Have a designated team that will be responsible for coordinating the response to a disaster. Implement your disaster recovery plan as soon as possible. Communicate with employees and customers about the status of your operations. Recovery Restore the operations to normal as quickly as possible. Learn from the disaster and make changes to your disaster preparedness plan to improve your ability to respond to future disasters. Levels of Disaster Plan Incident Response Plan: This plan covers small, unplanned events that can be resolved quickly. Business Continuity Plan: This plan covers larger, more disruptive events that may require the suspension of some or all operations. Disaster Recovery Plan: This plan covers major disasters that require the complete restoration of operations. Crisis Communication Plan: This plan covers the communication of information to employees, customers, and the public during a disaster. Depending on the level of support required, additional charges may apply. Describe how major software upgrades would be applied and what upgrades would require additional fees. Major software upgrades are NOT included in the managed services offerings. UDT defines major system/software/firmware upgrade as before the dot, i.e., version 2.2 to version 3.0. Minor upgrades and patches are included and defined as after the dot, i.e., version 2.2 to version 2.3. Typically, systems that run virtual servers and or databases will require proof that the software supports the upgrade. Describe patch management – how software updates and patches are performed both on servers and desktops. Who is responsible for doing updates? How often are they done? If using automated tools, what program is being used to rollout the updates and what programs are being updated? UDT follows a programmatic, yet flexible delivery approach that is adaptable to your in-house activities and constantly changing environment. It’s a flexible service design that allows us to adapt the solution to your current resources, processes, and policies as they change over time. Below are just some of the key features and benefits of UDT’s Patch Management as a Service — Monitor and continuously updating all the systems in your IT environment including: o Workstations, laptops, and company-issued mobile devices. o Network devices including routers, switches, and Access Points. 148 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 28 | Page o On-premises and remote physical servers and virtual machines. o Update third-party software applications running on all systems and devices as defined during the onboarding process. o Manage the end-to-end patching process including tracking available patches for published vulnerabilities, testing prior to rollout, post-patch audits and resolution for patch failures or incompatibility issues. Utilize centralized patch management tools that support a full range of Windows, Chrome, Linux, MacOS, iOS and Android as well as hypervisors by VMware, Microsoft, Citrix, and others. Facilitate a structured onboarding process to identify and align to your change management process, regulatory and compliance requirements, business policies and priority processes and users, and desired areas for improvement. Conduct regular quarterly reviews to identify opportunities for optimization, revision of scope based on new, outdated or EOL systems and requirements. All patching activities will follow the defined patch management calendar and blackout windows and is managed by the monitoring and managements tools used by UDT? How are network down-times for maintenance scheduled and communicated? Any system(s) that require planned maintenance will be scheduled by first reviewing the maintenance/patch and blackout calendar. Proposed maintenance times will be reviewed with the Information Technology Manager and when approved, emails will be sent to the affected CITY personnel with follow-up reminders being sent. Describe how PROPOSER would resolve the situation in which one of our servers breaks down during service. Be sure to include time estimates as well. This question is difficult to answer depending on the server itself, a single function physical server or a node server controlled by a hypervisor. Was the server “break” caused by a motherboard issue, an O/S issue, or a driver issue? Is there enough “horsepower” left in the virtual server platform to quickly handle the load if a node “breaks”? If it is a single server that “breaks”, can that application be moved to the hypervisor cluster? It is nearly impossible to provide time estimates with so many variables undefined. HELPDESK AND MONITORING Describe PROPOSER’s work order/trouble ticket system. UDT utilizes ConnectWise ticketing system for handling all support requests whether coming via phone, email, or live chat— capture and document all customer ticket requests and related interactions. Dispatching holds the key to creating order when it comes to managing resources. Get total visibility into service team availability. Quickly schedule their time and prioritize their focus. 149 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 29 | Page Describe PROPOSER’s company’s remote helpdesk and monitoring setup and how it would serve the CITY. UDT maintains a 24/7 Help Desk and a Network Operations Center (NOC). The NOC is in a safeguarded location where UDT’s experts work to monitor all customer devices, track activity, and handle issues in real time. Benefits – UDT Network Operations Center East, West, North & South ISP Connections. Battery Backup Systems to support brief power interruptions. Generator supported facility if long-term power interruptions occur with Tier 1 refueling. The facility is supported by 2 separate power grid connections. Secondary NOC, located in the Midwest for failover, in case of a natural MAJOR disaster affecting the primary Network Operations Center. Describe how PROPOSER will schedule and assign help desk technicians for on-site coverage. UDT will assign, based on acceptance by the CITY, two full-time technicians. Provide helpdesk statistics such as average time to respond to calls, average length of time for successful resolution of issues, the nature of the support calls, etcetera. UDT’s help desk offers US support, with 7x24-hour support. Below is the snapshot of UDT’s Help Desk statistics, showing priority Levels 1-5 with SLA response times.. Service Level Metrics Adherence Avg. Meantime to Respond Priority 1 15min response 99% Meantime to Respond Priority 2 1-hr. response 99% Meantime to Respond Priority 3 2-hr. response 99% Meantime to Respond Priority 4 4-hr. response 97% Meantime to Respond Priority 5 8-hr. response 99% Is it limited to a quota of calls? As the majority of Service Desk incidents will be handled by the onsite Technicians, UDT is providing the CITY with 50 calls per month during times when the onsite Technicians are not working. If UDT sees a consistent trend in increased calls, a higher number of calls per month may be recommended at an additional fee. Tickets assigned to the onsite technicians do NOT count against the allotted number of calls for afterhours support. 150 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 30 | Page Is it limited to a quota of man hours? NO What are the helpdesk hours? If they do not cover all our hours of operations, please describe what coverage will be provided for those hours outside of PROPOSER’s helpdesk hours. The UDT Service Desk is manned and available 24/7/365. Who can call the helpdesk? Any CITY employee can contact the UDT Service Desk. Is the helpdesk staff local? If not, where are they located? (**Note preference may be given to a City of Winter Springs based helpdesk**) UDT maintains a 24/7/365 Help Desk and a Network Operations Center (NOC) in Miramar FL. The NOC is in a safeguarded location where UDT’s experts work to monitor all Client devices, track activity, and handle issues in real time. Benefits – UDT Network Operations Center East, West, North & South ISP Connections. Battery Backup Systems to support brief power interruptions. Generator supported facility if long-term power interruptions occur with Tier 1 refueling. The facility is supported by 2 separate power grid connections. Secondary NOC, located in the Midwest for failover, in case of a natural MAJOR disaster affecting the primary Network Operations Center. Are helpdesk staff employees of the support company or sub- contracted? All Service Desk team members are employees of UDT. Are helpdesk staff full-time? YES What is the skill/certification level of first-level helpdesk staff? All Service Desk are Microsoft Certified Professional at a minimum with most other staff members maintaining numerous certifications with the multiple vendors that UDT support: Network+, Server+, Security+, AZ-900, MS-900, MD-100, MD-101, AZ-800, and AZ-801. What happens if the helpdesk cannot resolve the problem? See escalation diagram. 151 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 31 | Page Does the helpdesk understand that they should never ask for CITY end user login passwords? YES Does the helpdesk understand they should never put sensitive information in any public communications? YES SECURITY Describe your strategy for securing your client’s data. Include PROPOSER’s policies as well as any security certificates that you possess, including the year each was originally obtained. UDT has a strong focus on security in all its offerings. There is an executive level focus to consistently invest heavily in its security practice and the expansion of the offerings that UDT provides its hundreds of clients. UDT employs certified security professionals who are experts in their respective practice areas, such as penetration testing, security, and vulnerability assessment, risk assessment, and incident response. As a result of UDT’s security experience and expertise, in 2019, the firm introduced its UDTSecure™ product, an advanced suite of managed security and threat intelligence services and solutions that help secure assets and enhance overall security posture. Explain how PROPOSER will ensure that the security clearances required are adhered to. UDT has an internal compliance and training officer that ensures that employees are current with any required certifications or training required. Describe PROPOSER’s security certification and expertise. UDT maintains numerous staff members with the following security certifications. PCIP CISA CEH CNDA CNMA CISSP Along with various firewall and Security Appliance Vendor expertise certifications. Describe PROPOSER’s handling of multi-factor authentication internally. Internally, UDT used Microsoft Authentication for multi-factor authentication. 152 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 32 | Page Provide details of PROPOSER’s practices for staying current on regulations, legislation, certifications, and compliance. UDT has an internal compliance and training officer that ensures that employees are current with any required certifications or training required. Describe background checks performed for all PROPOSER’s staff. UDT performs “standard” background checks as well as E-Verify on all employees. UDT will comply with pre-stated CJIS requirements stated during the Presales engagement to include but not limited to CJIS Certification, Attestation, Background and Fingerprinting. This applies to all personnel accessing CJIS data. How does PROPOSER stay informed regarding security alerts and/or events? UDT offers a Security Operations Center that monitors systems for security alerts and security related events. Optional pricing has been included for this service. How does PROPOSER notify and manage security events for your clients? The monitoring tool creates automatic tickets in the ConnectWise system, with notifications being sent to the CITY per instructions created during the onboarding. Any remediation services required beyond those provided will be priced separately. How does PROPOSER manage mobile device security? The OpsRamp monitoring tool manages mobile devices. How does PROPOSER ensure best security practices are being followed? UDTSecure is rooted in thinking about security first, and how it connects with every part of your enterprise and beyond your four walls. Our goal is to help you secure your systems, devices, and users within your organization and secure the interactions and transactions with your partners and clients as well. UDT, through UDT Secure, can address virtually every aspect of your cyber risk management and information security strategy, including vulnerabilities, compliance management, security operations, policies, user training, data, applications, devices, data center, and the cloud – with cybersecurity experts and systems designed to help you prevent, detect, respond, and recover from cyber threats and potential breaches. If requested, UDT will quote and create a security program for the CITY. 153 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 33 | Page Is an annual security assessment and report included in PROPOSER’s service? An annual security assessment is NOT included in the monthly pricing, but during the onboarding process, security services can be recommended for an additional fee. MANAGEMENT DELIVERABLES AND REPORTS Include descriptions of any reports used to summarize and provide detailed information for managed services customers. Specific report types will be detailed during the onboarding process. Include sample reports as attachments to the Proposal to provide an example of the types of reports that will be provided for this engagement. Specific report types will be detailed during the onboarding process. DOCUMENTATION AND RECORDS Describe how PROPOSER would document and record maintenance, installation, performance, and changes to the system. UDT will update the current documentation with maintenance, installations, performance, or other changes made to the systems. Describe the documentation that PROPOSER would make available to The City of Winter Springs at the end of the contract period. The Client standard operating procedures will be available to the CITY at the end of the contract period. Describe how PROPOSER would maintain confidentiality in strict conformance with sensitive CITY data, State law and other Confidentiality laws and regulations. To maintain confidentiality in strict conformance with any CITY data/information, the onsite technicians will sign the standard CITY NDA forms. QUESTIONNAIRE 5: DOCUMENTATION AND REPORTING Please provide up to two examples of documentation that PROPOSER would create on the CITY’s behalf when setting up new systems. SEE ATTACHMENT B How does PROPOSER report daily and weekly activity to the CITY’s IT manager? On-going Customer Service Review (Report): The proposed structure for a monthly/ quarterly meeting for the City of Winter Springs, will cover the following topics: Current overall status of the ongoing management process. 154 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 34 | Page Review of Critical Events and Adoption Barriers. Review of the business outcomes and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Review of the past period comparison of the Critical Service Levels: Key Performance Indicators (KPI) and Service Level Agreements (SLA). A custom dashboard will be created showing period over period comparison of the KPI and SLAs. The dashboard will be comprised of the elements described defined during the onboarding meetings. On-going Monthly Reporting: Using our process and City of Winter Springs approved reporting template, UDT provides repeatable, high-quality reporting that provides the City of Winter Springs with the needed information to support critical management decision-making. Customer Success Manager: The CSM will deliver the ongoing monthly reports and provide a continuous presence for communication. Do you have examples of reporting that PROPOSER would provide? SEE ATTACHMENT B QUESTIONNAIRE 6: SECURITY All staff working on Police Department information systems shall submit to a full fingerprint- based background check to satisfy Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJIS) security policy and must comply with the requirements outlined in the CJIS Security Addendum. This information will be forwarded to the State of Florida for all clearances as required. The successful PROPOSER will not incur any costs other than their own staff time for this vetting process. UDT will comply with requirements as required satisfy Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJIS) security policy and must comply with the requirements outlined in the CJIS Security Addendum Please outline any experience PROPOSER has with these requirements and state how it will facilitate and maintain compliance with this requirement from onboarding throughout the term of the awarded Agreement. UDT has 20 CJIS staff. Background checks are completed by a local agency in accordance with the customer's requirements. Today UDT employs a staff of technicians that have complied with multiple agencies who require CJIS training, Attestation, Background and Fingerprinting. QUESTIONNAIRE 7: PROPOSER’S STAFF TRAINING Describe how PROPOSER intends to ensure that all personnel contributing to the management of CITY’s information technology system are properly trained and monitored to ensure that they are performing their duties at proficient levels. UDT prides itself on staying current with training certifications. The following list is a testament to how seriously takes acquiring knowledge. 155 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 35 | Page 26 Total Cisco Certified Engineers | 10 CCIEs, 3 of which hold dual and/or triple CCIEs 15 Total Certified VMware Engineers with 6 VMware Certified Professionals (VCP) specializing vSphere, Data Center Virtualization and Data Center Administration 8 Total HP Enterprise Certified Engineers | 4 Aruba Certified Mobility Professionals 3 Aruba Certified Design Expert; ACDX = Highest level of Aruba Certification 4 HPE Master ASE specializing in Server and Networking; Master ASE = Highest level of HPE certification Over 30 Microsoft Certified Professionals | 15 Microsoft Solutions Experts (MCSE) specializing in Data Center 38 specializing in cloud technologies including Azure and Office 365 Over 15 HP, Inc. Certified Technicians Our team of Dell / EMC certified engineers collectively hold over 15 expert level certifications spanning the entire solutions portfolio. QUESTIONNAIRE 8: PROJECT MANAGEMENT What experience in Project Management does PROPOSER’s organization have? UDT uses project managers for all onboarding of managed services projects, and professional service projects. Our 28+ years supporting customers, along with deep knowledge within the PMO office provides a strong level of experience to support the CITY. UDT will work with the CITY and the requirements of the awarded contract to create a tailored Onboarding Project Management Plan providing a management control system to plan, schedule, budget, manage, and report on our support performance during the onboarding. This approach is developed under the leadership of our Program Manager in alignment with the standards of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®)/ Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI)/ Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITILv3) industry best practices and fully compliant with contract requirements. Any certified PMP? UDT maintains a Project Management Office (PMO) that manages all projects and has 6 PMP certified project managers. QUESTIONNAIRE 9: INFRASTRUCTURE HEALTH MONITORING Describe PROPOSER’s monitoring tools and strategies to monitor and insure the stability of the computing environment at the CITY. The OpsRamp Monitoring System provides 360-degree visibility for applications, servers, virtualization, containers, synthetics, storage, and network devices. A monitor is a mechanism to check a device periodically for its behavior and performance. Using monitoring, you can gather information and keep track of the performance of your target resources. 156 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 36 | Page As part of the onboarding process: All resources in your network are discovered and managed. Monitoring templates are assigned to monitor resources according to the configured metrics. Timely alerts are raised for quick action. The dashboard acts as a window to monitor the health, performance, and availability of resources. The platform includes hundreds of built-in monitors that capture availability and performance metrics and optimal thresholds for supported resources. Describe how these monitoring results would be communicated to the CITY. On-going Customer Service Review (Report): The proposed structure for a monthly/ quarterly meeting for the City of Winter Springs, will cover the following topics: Current overall status of the ongoing management process. Review of Critical Events and Adoption Barriers. Review of the business outcomes and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Review of the past period comparison of the Critical Service Levels: Key Performance Indicators (KPI) and Service Level Agreements (SLA). A custom dashboard will be created showing period over period comparison of the KPI and SLAs. The dashboard will be comprised of the elements described defined during the onboarding meetings. On-going Monthly Reporting: Using our process and City of Winter Springs approved reporting template, UDT provides repeatable, high-quality reporting that provides the City of Winter Springs with the needed information to support critical management decision-making. QUESTIONNAIRE 10: FEE STRUCTURE The CITY requests a fixed fee structure all-inclusive of all services provided. Include a fee breakdown based on the fixed fee pricing model. Please provide the following Mandatory Forms (i) a Fee Structure Spreadsheet Price Proposal (See Appendix A Cost Proposal - Part 1), and (ii) Acceptance of Proposal Terms and Conditions (see Proposal Form 1 – Proposer Information and Acknowledgement Form). Please address the following: Are monthly/quarterly/yearly costs increased or decreased due to environmental changes? If so, please describe (i.e. adding or removing servers or users). Based on the CITY’s current support requirements; provide PROPOSER’s ongoing monthly/quarterly fees and what is included. Address specifically the following list of items and if not included, please provide any separate fees the CITY would incur. Please provide “a la carte” pricing for any services PROPOSER can provide which is not included in this list: 157 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 37 | Page On-site Time Helpdesk Support After-hours Support Response Time/Problem Resolution Time Travel Time Vendor Management Training for City Users Project Management OS/Application Upgrades Additional Equipment, Applications, and/or Users Special Requests and/or Projects beyond the Scope of this RFP Regular in-person Business Review Regular Reporting on System Health in business terms Response to Major System Problems or Outages Coverage and Response During Emergency Operations and/or Activations Overall Description and Outline of the Level of Service Included for the Proposed Fees Describe work and related costs that are specifically excluded from the contract, i.e., any optional/incremental ongoing services or project fees, (see Appendix A Cost Proposal – Part 2). 158 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 38 | Page Section G – Mandatory Proposal Forms – Legal REFERENCE INFORMATION FORM IT Managed Services RFP # 06-23-01 JD PROPOSER shall submit as a part of the Proposal package, a minimum of three (3) and maximum of five (5) of the most significant projects which were performed within the last three (3) years as set forth below. Project #1: Project Name:Managed IT as a Service Type of Project/Service: Remote Monitoring & Management, including patch management Address:9800 NW 41st St., Ste. 400 Miami FL 33178 Contracting Agency/Client: World Fuel Services Contact Name and Phone #:Josh McLean, CIO 800-245-3818 Contact Email Address and Fax #:jmclean@wfscorp.com Contract Amount: $4.2 Million. Date Work Performed: ongoing Project #2: Project Name:Managed IT & Security Services Type of Project/Service:SOC/Patch Management/Risk Management/Asset Management Address:8001 Northwest 79 Ave, Miami, FL 33166 Contracting Agency/Client:Seaboard Marine Contact Name and Phone #:Roberto Perez de la Cruz, Sr Manager, IT Security 305-863-4444 Contact Email Address and Fax #:roberto.perez@seaboardmarine.com 305-863-4400 Contract Amount:$1.8 Million Date Work Performed:ongoing Project #3: Project Name:Managed IT as a Service Type of Project/Service: Remote Monitoring & Management, including patch management, Help Desk Support Address:4425 Ponce De Leon Blvd,4th Floor,Coral Gables,FL 33146 Contracting Agency/Client: Bayview Asset Management LLC Contact Name and Phone #:Eddie Buitrago, VP IT Project Mgmt/Operations 954-554-8085 Contact Email Address and Fax #:eddiebuitrago@bayview.com Contract Amount:$3.5 Million Date Work Performed: ongoing 159 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 39 | Page 160 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 40 | Page 161 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 41 | Page 162 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 42 | Page Proposal form F 163 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 43 | Page 164 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 44 | Page 165 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 45 | Page 166 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 46 | Page 167 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 47 | Page 168 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 48 | Page 169 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 49 | Page 170 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 50 | Page 171 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 51 | Page Section H – Florida State Corporate Filing 1.All Proposals must be signed with the PROPOSER’s name and by an officer or employee having authority to bind the PROPOSER by his/her signature as indicated by the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations (www.sunbiz.org). Proof of corporate signer must be included with the submittal with the Proposal. Use Sunbiz website screen shot or include a copy of Corporate Resolution or a Power of Attorney. 172 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 52 | Page Appendix A – Staff Resumes Jessica Gomez, Director of Project Management Office SUMMARY Ms. Jessica Gomez is the Director of Project Management at UDT. She has 24 years of experience working in IT Infrastructure, Software Development and Cloud Management projects across multi-Private, Public & Government Sectors in industries such as: Banking, Aviation, Education, Insurance, Fleet Management, Commercial Real Estate and more. As a strong analytical & critical skills leader within our organization, she provides guidance, mentorship, and direction by application of Project Management Institute (PMI) methodologies, Service Delivery Management, Process Improvement and Lessons Learned case studies. Recognized for improving process workflows, root cause analysis, drive for solutions, and the ability to manage team dynamics. Her ability to continuously improve critical initiatives required to achieve unified goals makes her an asset to our team. Now a resident of South Florida, Jessica is a Chicago, Illinois native and obtained her Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Central Florida in Orlando. SKILLS AND TECHNOLOGIES Application of Agile, Scrum & Waterfall Project Management Methodologies Software & Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Construction of Work Breakdown Structure Masterclass (Product/Deliverables) EXPERIENCE 05/2022 – Present Director of Project Management UDT Direct and oversee the Project Management Office (PMO) to ensure service projects meet organization goals and requirements. Develop and implement PMO processes, governance and policies, direct project management staff and work with other leaders to define, prioritize and develop projects/programs across multiple lines of business. Communication to key stakeholders Organizations Project Portfolio Manage day to day PMO activities. Oversee customer escalations and customer satisfaction incidents to positive outcomes 04/2019 – 05/2022 Sr. Project Manager UDT Education & Training Master of Business Administration, Executive MBA, 2017 Robert Morris University, bachelor’s in business administration (BBA) ISO9001:2000 Quality Lead Auditor in Quality Management Systems Six Sigma Green Belt Active Certifications Project Management Institute, PMP, 173 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 53 | Page Oversee and ensure the successful delivery and management of projects within scope, quality, time and budget that may be clearly defined or may require dynamic change management to delivery business value. Work with technology teams and lead overall project management and planning of initiatives, including customer facing and non-customer facing engagements. Manage a portfolio of complex projects that span multiple lines of business and its project lifecycle. Develop and deliver progress reports, proposals, requirements documentation and presentations to various audiences, including project team, sponsors, and key stakeholders. Establish practices, templates, policies, tools and partnerships to expand and mature capabilities across the organization. Manage all aspects of project and program engagement from planning, external vendor relationships, communications, resources, budget, change, risks and issues. Accomplishments: Developed and managed complete core Data Center relocation for a multi-billion dollar international financial mortgage services company, including: redesign of all core Network infrastructure to include implementation and deployment of SDWAN. Move consisted of consolidating old legacy based servers into new Nutanix Hyperconverged infrastructure estimated at $15MUSD. Project consisted of overall budget management, procurement and buildout of strategic planning of deployment. 04/2017 – 04/2019 Sr. Cloud & Launch Integrations PM Ultimate Software Managed Cloud Services projects supporting cross-departmental initiatives, including: Security, Development, IaaS, PaaS, MaaS, and SaaS organizations. Manage all aspects of project and program engagement from planning, external vendor relationships, communications, resources, budget, change, risks and issues. 2004 – 2014 Sr. IT RFP Project Manager IBM Global Services Served as single point of contact and stakeholder interface, escalation management and overall service delivery of product service lines. Managed global teams with over 50 resources segregated by expertise, including: Accenture (Manila), UNIX (India), Oracle/Sun (US), Oracle DBAs (Brazil), PeopleSoft & Project Office (USA). Accomplishments: Lead complex ($700K to $1.5MUSD) infrastructure projects. Provided a delivered advising tool in PeopleSoft that converts University undergraduate degree audit functions from the currently used DARS system to the PeopleSoft Academic Advisement system. ($3.5MUSD). Managed operational readiness of two BP Americas Data Center relocations from Dallas, TX & Atlanta, GA and a Disaster Recovery and Back up Data Center in Chicago, Illinois. This $6.5MUSD international Project was managed by four segregated work streams as a collaborated effort to meet tight project schedule of 10 months with a support team of more than 100 resources across five countries reporting to project office. 174 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 54 | Page Richard Reynoso / VP of Managed Services SUMMARY Mr. Richard Reynoso is the VP of Managed Services at UDT, a leading technology enabler that helps clients in major industries evaluate, architect, secure and manage technology on premises, in mobile and in the cloud. Richard is an accomplished and technically savvy hands-on IT professional with 30+ years of diverse experience across all aspects of technology management and project leadership, with a strong focus in business process optimization. A deep knowledge base and collaborative spirit facilitate team-based environments that maximize productivity, efficiency, and loyalty at every level of the corporate structure. Intuitive problem solving and up-to-date certifications guarantee the transformation of both corporate and client requirements into breakthrough technological solutions, which exceed all expectations in fulfilling immediate goals and long-term objectives. Drives company’s growth strategies for services and solutions while ensuring high customer satisfaction. Exceptional leadership abilities and motivational management style supports employee growth, development, and fulfillment of career potential. Strategic decision-making skills complement progressive communications and fluency in Spanish, maximizing success in seizing new business opportunities. EXPERIENCE 2012 – Present VP of Managed Services United Data Technologies United Data Technologies — Miramar, FL 2012 — Present Technology enabler known for helping clients accomplish more by evaluating, architecting, providing, securing, and managing solutions to heighten their impact in a hyper-connected world. Vice President, Managed IT Services Education & Training Master of Business Administration • Colorado State University Bachelor of Science in Technical Management • DeVry University Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering • The City College of the City University of New York (5 years completed, candidate) Active Certifications Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Certified Chief Information Security Officer (CCISO) CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+) ITIL Foundation v3 Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE), # 295675 Citrix Certified Expert – Virtualization (CCE-V) Certified Information Security Auditor 175 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 55 | Page Designed and Implemented UDT’s Managed Services Business Unit. Key Achievements Implemented UDT’s Managed Service Provide (MSP) Line of Business o Created, Implemented and Operate UDT’s Global 24x7x365 Network Operation Center (NOC) o Created, Implemented and Operate UDT’s 24x7x365 Service Desk o Created, Implemented and Operate UDT’s Global 24x7x365 Security Operations Center (SOC) Business Operation Design and Optimization Product Offering Design and Management Outcome Based Service Delivery Design and Optimization Customer Success Design and Optimization Information Security Risk Management and Auditing 2009-2012 Manager Citrix Consulting Services Citrix Systems Provides server & desktop virtualization, networking, and cloud computing technologies for organizations worldwide. Manager, Citrix Consulting Services Coordinated cross-functional consulting, project planning, and sales engagements for new and existing clients, leading as authority on Citrix methodologies products and related technologies. Steered positioning within client business to enhance development and implementation, as well as eliminate project resource and risk issues. Contributed to major design, implementation, and assessment projects in the finance, government, healthcare, insurance, manufacturing, media, software, and telecommunications industries. Monitored and mentored the consultancy team in order to fulfill all corporate initiatives and process compliance. Key Achievements Secured more than $2.5 Million of additional work in the sales pipeline through initial consulting efforts with major organizations in the financial and health sectors. Streamlined the Citrix Consulting Architect Team (CCAT)'s New Hire Training (NHT) process by utilizing Six Sigma techniques to increase the retention of all experienced new hires within the group. Pioneered a new service offering, the XenDesktop Organization Support Design (OSD), to assist customers in establishing operational IT service and support structures for Citrix XenDesktop implementations. Completed projects on time and budget for the Administrative Office of the Pennsylvania Courts, Comcast, Common Wealth Health Corporation, Hospital Corporation of America, Keystone Mercy Health Plan, New Hanover Regional Medical Center, Pattison Sign Group, Prudential Insurance, Raymond James, State Farm, Sybase, TDAmeritrade, USDA National Finance Center, Verizon Wireless, and Yale New Haven Health System. 176 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 56 | Page 2006 – 2009 IT Infrastructure Manager HEICO IT Infrastructure Manager Coordinated a $5M departmental budget, hardware and software expenditures, staffing, vendors, IT facilities, and corporate growth strategies regarding global server and network infrastructure. Supervised the hiring, performance, and professional development planning for senior-level network, server, telecom and SAN engineers and database administrators, organizing internal training and Microsoft Certified System Engineering courses. Conducted gap analysis of IT network/security processes and Standard Operating Procedures to augment network, desktop, and server controls. Spearheaded disaster recovery testing as well as integrated SOX 404 compliance. Key Achievements Yielded $1.5M in cost savings in 10 months by administering the consolidation of 80% of datacenter servers through the utilization of VMware Virtual Infrastructure technologies. Facilitated the professional advancement of numerous staff, from administrative to senior level IT, via the creation of personalized Professional Development Plans. Motivated and guided each employee with regard to work performance, career goals and growth, taking personal pride in assisting them in the achievement of their professional aspirations. Reduced costs by evangelizing and leveraging virtualization technologies and initiatives with high return on investment, such as Citrix XenApp, datacenter optimization, network redesign, and VoIP implementations. Improved corporate functionality by interviewing key business leaders, assessing and creating workflows, and improving processes with new information system technologies, which resulted in a 35% increase in team member input on self-service tickets via the Case Management System (CMS). 177 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 57 | Page George Fernandez, VP of Managed Services Summary Mr. George Fernandez George Fernandez is the Vice President of Managed Solutions at UDT, a leading technology enabler that helps clients in major industries evaluate, architect, secure and manage technology on premises, in mobile and in the cloud. George has accumulated over 25 years of experience leading the design, development and implementation of high-performance technology and information security and infrastructure solutions and strategies. He has a strong record of success in managing robust IT High Reliable Organizations (HRO) and a proven ability to bring the benefits of IT and IS to solve business issues. Skills and Technologies As the Vice President of Managed Solutions, George specializes in processes, procedures, solution building, pricing, budgeting, and presentation of technology solutions. Leading the pre-sales and managed solution productization efforts and teams for the Managed IT as a Service division of UDT, his focus is on customer needs and satisfaction. Experience 06/2016– Present VP of Managed Solutions United Data Technologies, Inc. Lead the Managed Solution product and pre-sales strategy for all regions, in order to deliver UDT’s Managed Solutions to our clients in an effective, efficient and financially stable manner. Global leadership and oversight of all Pre-Sales activities and teams. Lead the Product and Solution development efforts for all Managed Services (Infrastructure, Security and End User) Oversee all Pricing and Revenue Generating efforts for the Managed Solutions division. 01/2013 – 05/2016 Chief Information Officer Gibraltar Private Bank and Trust Executive leadership of this financial institutions Technology and Cyber Security efforts and activities. Maintain the Technology Road Map and Strategy according to regulatory and banking customer needs. Maintain a Secure efficient and effective infrastructure and cyber security and compliance strategy. Chair of the Technology and Compliance Board Regulatory and Compliance Leadership Committee Vice President Education & Training Bachelor of Science, International Marketing and Business Administration, 06/1998 Active Certifications Microsoft Certified System Engineer Microsoft Certified Administrator Microsoft Certified Professional ITIL v2 178 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 58 | Page 01/2011 – 01/2016 Chief Executive Officer NetCore Solutions, Inc. Owner of a regional Managed Services Provider, with over 100 customers throughout the South Florida region. Successfully lead an exit strategy to gain acquisition from a Global Leading Managed Services provider. Built and maintained a startup company from a zero-customer base into a 100+ customer, financially stable and profitable company. Innovator and initial adopter of a Managed Services model. Transforming from a “break fix” support delivery model to a 100% managed service model. Tim Cotterill, SOC Manager SUMMARY Results-driven IT SECURITY PROFESSIONAL with 14+ years of experience in network security design and implementation in support of military and business objectives. Drives high project delivery rate with full life cycle management, including team collaboration, team process management, testing, and support. Expertise in systems analysis, risk assessment, data integrity, and disaster recovery. Manages projects from initial client interface through delivery and system support. Great with accurately communicating expectations. SKILLS AND TECHNOLOGIES Strategic Systems Design and Support Command and control of system security; assess threats and vulnerabilities to plan for service continuity. Communicate, develop, and track projects, managing change and assessing risk. Evaluate systems to recommend new technologies; implement upgrades. Management of classified security systems. Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Expertise Manage systems development, including design, development, test, validation, documentation, and technology transfer. Drive consistency and clarity on deliverables and priorities through the entire life cycle, collaborating with cross-functional teams to meet high standards. Manage intricate project timelines, logistics, and budgets to deliver client satisfaction. Manage and guide team operations; build consensus to manage change. Education & Training COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE, Montgomery, A A.S. in Computer Science UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, Tampa, B.S., Mechanical Engineering Active Certifications Department of Defense TS/SCI l  CEH CCSP CERT-RMM Carnegie Mellon USPS Public 179 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 59 | Page Technical Capabilities Platforms: Linux (Red Hat), Windows Server 2003/2008/2012, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Networking: TCP/IP, PKI, SSH, VPN, Ethernet, Token Ring, BGP Tools: Splunk, Tenable, Snort, McAfee/Norton, DRA, Tanium, Symantec SSIM & EP, ServiceNow, Cisco firewall, Cisco IDS/IP EXPERIENCE 3/2022 - Current SOC Manager United Data Technologies Summary work description. Managing SOC engineers Developing and implementing security policies. Establishing SOC performance goals and priorities. Overseeing SOC activities. Managing SOC tools and resources. Leading incident response efforts. Analyzing incident reports. 4/2016 – 12/2021 Corporate Information Security United States Postal Service Summary work description. Managed cybersecurity activities across the enterprise and assist with security policies. Managed the design and implementation of Enterprise-wide re-alignment of Employee & Contractor role-based access levels. Provided quarterly metrics and updates to Executive leadership. Monitored updates to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and training documentation. Contributed to the development of Plan of Action support of security weaknesses and vulnerabilities. Develop and manage detailed assessments of the defensive posture of the network environment. 11/2010 - Current Cyber Intelligence United States Air Force Summary work description. Managed team of engineers with cross platform migrations of mission critical systems. Assess threats, risks, and vulnerabilities from emerging security issues ; perform system security audits. Analyze processes to identify improvements and measure success of identified improvements. Lead flight of 48 military personnel in charge of auditing, reviewing, and provide recommendation of large-scale upgrades. Prioritize goals for team and report accomplishments to senior military leadership. 180 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 60 | Page James Smith, Director of Cloud Security SUMMARY James joined the UDT team in 2017 with over 13 years’ experience as a Senior Engineer. Prior to becoming part of the UDT team, James’s career provided him with the opportunity to work on a variety of different technologies. He is proficient in Microsoft Server, PKI, Microsoft’s UC Platform, Intune, System Center, Windows Deployments, Messaging, Storage, Virtualization and Azure. James has been responsible for Enterprise level Implementation of Security best practices following Nation Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Center of Internet Security (CIS) Critical Controls, Exchange and Exchange Online migrations, Windows Deployments, System Center Implementations and Upgrades, Multi- Tier PKI Deployments and Migrations, Lync Migrations, Skype for Business Migrations, Disaster Recovery solutions, Active Directory Migrations, Virtualization full Deployments and Upgrades, Storage (SAN) Deployments and Replication and Azure IaaS with a focus on Azure AD, Microsoft Defender Suite, Azure B2B and Azure B2C. James’s main focus throughout his career has been to work with clients to design a solution that meets their business and technical needs, yet making sure that the client is able to easily understand and feels comfortable with how the solution is integrated into their existing infrastructure throughout the planning and implementation phases of a project and provide thorough knowledge transfer throughout. EXPERIENCE 04/2022 – Current Director of Cloud Security UDT Lead the Cloud Security Architecture team, serve as a thought leader through active engagement of customers, solution development in a cross functional fashion and collaboration with other areas of the business and business partners (OEM’s). Contribute to the overall UDT cloud architecture and lead the security vision and strategy around cloud-based applications, across all types (including Infrastructure, Platform, and Software as a Service (IaaS/PaaS/SaaS) and on-premises architecture. Lead technical pre-sales role specialized in Microsoft Security cloud technologies Strategic partner to UDT’s sales organization and account managers, partnering with them through different customers Security opportunities Education & Training CPI – 05/2004 A.A.S Degree: Computer Electronics Technology with a Major in Computer Network Technology. ECPI – 10/2004 A.A.S Degree: Computer Electronics Technology with a Major in Wireless Communications The Wharton School of Business – 04/2021 Completed the Management Development Program Active Certifications Management Development Program: Develop your Managerial Mindset Certified Customer Service Specialist Microsoft Certified Professional MCSE Cloud Platform and Infrastructure MCSE Productivity 181 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 61 | Page Evangelist of UDT Security solutions and participate in activities related to go to market campaigns, including presentations, demos and ask the expert sessions Conduct technical product presentations and product demos, highlighting the core solution or product features, and emphasizing the Security, technical and business value. Continuously review and recommend improvements to the existing security architecture with a focus on driving high impact advancements. Plan, improve and implement high-value security solutions to build in security and provide a “paved road” for Product teams. Design and develop security architectures for cloud and cloud/hybrid-based systems. Possess a very strong understanding of Microsoft Azure Security strategy and offerings. Begin understanding of the offerings within VMware, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google (GPC) security architecture. Based on business requirements, design and implement cloud-native architectures and designs that will allow those requirements to be met with a minimal degree of risk to Organization and with appropriate security controls present. Design and deploy dynamically scalable, available, fault-tolerant, and reliable security solutions on premise and in the Cloud. Work with the UDT Secure brand to align and provide security architectural assurance, risk assessment and threat modeling on services and applications that are created. Work with the UDT Secure brand to validate and continuously adapt Risk Management program objectives into Security technologies to implement solutions Provide mentoring and cross training to other Security practitioners across UDT. Stay up to date with the latest vulnerabilities, exploits, security trends and general changes in technology to provide guidance on how these affect the security of our customers and how the technologies we implement impact greater success against them. Act as the security liaison and technical SME to help customer security teams with implementing and improving their services. Support Risk and Compliance teams in security audits. 07/2021 – 04/2022 AVP, Foundational Technology Conquest Cyber Worked with internal Teams to identify and validate solutions would meet customer needs. Worked as part of the Executive Team to ensure that deadlines were met for internal deliverables, technology was evaluated before implementation for risk and assisted with the overall approach to cyber security. Implemented and ensured Agile Delivery Methodology is applied across entire functional portfolio. Set team's annual deliverables/objectives and performance goals. Provided leadership and technical presales support throughout the customer lifecycle. Responsible for the development and management of P&L ensuring the attainment of financial and business objectives. Supervising, developing, and recruiting of talent across all levels within the organization. Negotiating and administering contracts with vendors for a variety of technology services and equipment. 182 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 62 | Page Developed, directed, and approved the design of enterprise-wide security systems and programs. Ensured disaster recovery and business continuity plans were in place and tested. Identified, monitored, reported, and controlled security threats and incidents; Took proactive measures to maintain security. Reviewed and approved security policies, controls, and cyber incident response planning. Reviewed investigations after breaches or incidents, including impact analysis and recommendations for avoiding similar vulnerabilities. Maintained a current understanding the IT threat landscape for all industries. Ensured compliance with the changing laws and applicable regulations in information security. Translated knowledge to identification of risks and actionable plans to protect the business and customers. Scheduled periodic security audits. Ensured cyber security policies and procedures were communicated to all personnel and that compliance is strictly enforced; Collaborated with Legal and HR to establish standard security trainings Constantly updated the cyber security strategy to leverage new technology and threat information. Communicated best practices and risks to all parts of the business, outside IT. Provided hands-on leadership of the cloud engineering and DevOps teams. Provided the vision, roadmap, and support for the implementation of our PaaS/SaaS products. Enabled the DevOps experience by transforming culture from legacy practices by using tools such as Ansible, Terraform, GitHub, GitLab, ARM Templates, and scripting. Worked closely with other cross functional leaders to make sure we are building the right thing at the right time. Provided leadership and experience in securing infrastructure, code, and data. 183 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 63 | Page Noah Witte, Sr. Cybersecurity Engineer Summary Mr. Noah Witte Since 2017 Noah has been the lead member of the UDT CISO as a Service team. Responsible for working with an organization to form and implement a security program that is aligned to the business’ risk management goals as well as reporting the roadmap and status for each phase to the Board of Directors on a quarterly basis. Conducts internal and external network, web application, and wireless network penetration tests, risk assessments, and social engineering assessments. Performs research and development to ensure the latest attack tactics are utilized during each engagement. Additional Responsibilities: Coordinates with third-party assessors for outside penetration testing as required. Presents results concurrently to organization senior leadership, information technology staff, and application developers to ensure staff understands immediate risk to their networks and applications. Assists with scoping engagements and leading engagements from presales engineering phase all the way through to project kickoff and follow-up calls after report delivery. Experience 04/2014 – 04/2017 Application Vulnerability Assessment Analyst Citi Performed numerous vulnerability assessments on web applications and mobile (iOS and Android) applications. Acted as a Mobile SME for any investigations regarding mobile application vulnerabilities and their risk ratings. Completed a Standard Build Infrastructure Vulnerability Assessment on IBM’s Datapower X152 XML Integration Appliance Created the methodology and associated documentation for a new type of testing process (Mobile Testing Suite) that, through the use of automated tools, would allow for a quicker analysis and turnaround time for static changes in Citi’s mobile applications; provided training to a team of testers that would end up carrying out these assessments. Responsible for managing inventory of mobile testing devices, ensuring that we have the latest versions of the mobile OS available whenever a jailbreak is available. Participated in a Red Team Assessment in which we validated preventative and detective controls against an exploitation scenario that would use the scripting capabilities of the CHM (Compiled HTML Help) file format. Worked as a project manager for six testers with the end goal of limiting their distractions and handling all interactions with the business, allowing them to focus on efficiently performing their vulnerability assessments. Education & Training Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and Software Engineering, Cum Laude, University of Miami (Coral Gables, FL) Active Certifications (ISC)2 CISSP 184 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 64 | Page Helped to create and run an entirely new process that allows a tester to focus on performing one manual assessment at a time as opposed to having an entire queue of tests to worry about. This process has been implemented throughout the entire United States VA team. Created a new hire program in order to onboard and train new employees more efficiently. Constantly thinking of ways to improve the current process and developing improvements in order to make it more efficient. 01/2012 – 04/2014 Information Security Consultant ERMProtect Assist various Fortune 500 organizations to comply with federal regulations (e.g., GLBA, FACTA, HIPAA, FedRAMP) Responsible for performing numerous security vulnerability assessments and audits on platforms such as Windows, Cisco Routers and Switches, ASA and PIX Firewalls, Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems, Microsoft Exchange, MsSQL, and Antivirus implementations. Responsible for performing social engineering engagements, network penetration tests (internal, external, wireless, and web application), risk and vulnerability assessments, and IT audits for clients in various industries. Responsible for performing computer forensics during major security breach investigations. Responsible for performing PCI-ASV scans and PCI-QSA security engagements and audits for clients processing credit cards. Responsible for performing mobile device security assessments for clients in the banking industry. Responsible for developing a Business Impact Analysis for a financial institution. Responsible for developing and implementing a VoIP implementation penetration test. Head of research and development for the company’s Mobile Forensic services Responsible for organizing webinars and ensuring that they run smoothly. Extensive use of WebEx and GoToWebinar/GoToMeeting. Responsible for developing all the policies and procedures for an information system implementation. 185 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 65 | Page Alain Alvarez, IT Operations Manager SUMMARY Mr. Alain Alvarez IT Operations Manager with extensive technical expertise and management experience, holding certifications like 2xMCSE, MCSA, MCT, MCAAA, MCTS, CCA-N, VCP-DCV, and CCNA. With over 20 years of experience in the field, I have a deep understanding of problem-solving computer issues, systems configuration, routing, and switching configuration, and I am well-versed in using Microsoft and Apple products for our customers, assisted by advanced analytics tools. As a dedicated professional, I am committed to delivering the highest quality customer service and guiding my team to provide the best technical support. I have previous experience in Health Care Systems and Management Service Providers, providing me with a broad perspective and diverse skill set to drive success. My management experience has equipped me with the leadership skills necessary to guide my team to meet and exceed customer expectations while managing resources effectively. SKILLS AND TECHNOLOGIES IT MANAGEMENT •ITIL •IT SERVICE MANAGEMENT •CUSTOMER SERVICE •OFFICE 365 •AZURE 04/2023 – Present IT Operations Manager UDT Overseeing day-to-day IT operations to ensure efficient functioning of client technology systems. Managing a team of technical staff. Establishing IT policies and procedures. Monitoring performance metrics. Collaborating with other departments to identify areas for improvement and implement solutions. Increasing productivity and reducing costs. Ensuring technology systems are secure and compliant with industry standards. Providing exceptional service to clients. 10/2021 – 01/2023 Service Desk Supervisor UDT Leading a team of service desk analysts. Providing technical support to end-users. Education & Training MS Teaching English as Second Language - 2022 Active Certifications 2xMCSE MCT MCE ITILv4 VCP-DCV Azure Administrator Azure Solution Architect Expert 186 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 66 | Page Ensuring timely response and resolution of service requests. Monitoring team performance and identifying areas for improvement. Providing coaching and training to team members. Collaborating with other IT teams to address complex issues. 01/2021 – 10/2021 NOC Level II Engineer UDT Monitoring and maintaining the network infrastructure. Identifying and resolving network-related issues. Ensuring smooth network operations. Collaborating with other IT teams to resolve complex problems. Providing reliable network services to clients. 08/2019 – 01/2021 Service Desk Analyst II UDT Providing technical support to end-users for hardware, software, and network-related issues. Documenting support incidents and updating knowledge base articles. Collaborating with IT teams to address intricate challenges. Maintaining smooth IT operations 187 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 67 | Page Carlos Arribas, Director of Service Delivery Managed Services SUMMARY Mr. Carlos Arriba’s As of January 2022, Carlos has been Leading the Service Delivery Practice for UDT. Lead a team of Service Delivery Professionals, ensuring customer satisfaction, service delivery and customer retention. Partnering with clients to meet the challenges of their evolving business needs and how technology and service can help them succeed. SKILLS AND TECHNOLOGIES Software Development, MS System Administration, Management and Leadership, Financial Analysis and Management, Life Cycle Management, Vendor Management, Project Management and Service Delivery EXPERIENCE 05/2020 – 01/2022 Service Delivery Manager UDT Oversee accounts in our Commercial and Fed Ramp portfolio and deliver IT services while expanding services to meet client challenges. Managed and expanded accounts by providing custom service offerings that improved the business value of Managed IT services to the client. Ensure that services were delivered within SLAs, deliver QBRs, analysis business issue while improving KPIs. Implemented a market specific ITSM Toll within the Fed Ramp space. 12/2019 – 05/2020 IT Service Manager Royal Caribbean Cruises Managed the IT Hardware Asset Management (HAM) team managing IT hardware assets (CI’s) throughout the asset life cycle. Lead the implementation and ongoing maintenance of the enterprise ITAM HAM (Hardware Asset Management) program. Aligned ITAM HAM policies and processes to facilitate IT processes across global entities to ensure compliance. Lead IT Operations of hardware asset management throughout the asset lifecycle from procurement to disposal. Set goals and managed HAM personnel, and established deadlines related to the asset lifecycle including end of life activities. Education & Training Bachelor of Science (non-accredited, Business Management, 05/2009. University of Miami, undergraduate 2 years Active Certifications Applied Electronics, RETS Technical Training Centers Telecommunications Services 188 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 68 | Page Leveraged ITAM Practices to offset corporate expenditures on repairs, maintenance, and support contracts. General Roles that will also support day to day activities: Role Deliverables UDT Program Manager (Supplier Service Transition Manager) • Oversees all on-going transition activities from Initiation to Go Live. • Serves as the single point of contact (SPOC) for CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS leadership, during transition to support. • Maintains frequent and comprehensive status reporting to project stakeholders. • Manages and executes communication progress tracking control. • Documents meetings and maintains project artifacts repository UDT Service Delivery Manager • Supports the Program Manager during the Initiation and Transition and will take a lead role in the operational support stage. • Manages contractual obligations and service levels defined during transition. • Identifies, manages and resolves service delivery issues that arise • Maintains on-going and communication about staff, metrics, performance, and change management with CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS operational stakeholders. Account Manager • Continually gathers feedback from CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS project stakeholders to ensure and validate operational excellence is being achieved. • Serves as point of contact for escalation and resolution of critical issues • Develops and assists with negotiations related to all amendments and holds parties accountable and compliant to their respective responsibilities. • Conduct quarterly business reviews with CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS project stakeholders 189 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 69 | Page • Team Leaders • Supervises Service desk agents, ensures scheduling and handles escalated calls from end users. • Ensures that all key metrics of performance as per the SLAs are met. • Performs real-time queue management and will be responsible for performance management of helpdesk agents. • Leads the Delivery of Service Discipline and operations to customer (Support Services Leads) Quality Auditors • Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) having excellent knowledge of systems, processes, and domain, would provide Training, ongoing support, monitoring, feedback and coaching to the team members. Workforce Management (WFM) • Responsible for monitoring intra-day work volume, real-time staffing, AHT, agent adherence, exceptions, technology functionality and client reporting for service desk. • WFM would ensure that the required data is tracked and trended on a continuous basis (Service Level, KPI etc.) • Responsibility to investigate any deviations and exceptions. 190 City of Winter Springs Response To Request for Proposal (RFP) No: 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services United Data Technologies | udtonline.com 70 | Page APPENDIX B Sample SOP Client: Client Number: Title: Number: Standard Operation Procedure Number of Pages Contents Change Log Rev #Change Date Description of Change Modifier Creator of SOP Purpose and Scope Overview Information Notes 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 State of Florida Department of State I certify from the records of this office that UNITED DATA TECHNOLOGIES, INC.is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Florida,filed on March 23,1995. The document number of this corporation is P95000023595. I further certify that said corporation has paid all fees due this office through December 31,2023,that its most recent annual report/uniform business report was filed on February 3,2023,and that its status is active. I further certify that said corporation has not filed Articles of Dissolution. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the State of Florida at Tallahassee,the Capital,this the Third day of February,2023 Tracking Number:0240595788CC To authenticate this certificate,visit the following site,enter this number,and then follow the instructions displayed. https://services.sunbiz.org/Filings/CertificateOfStatus/CertificateAuthentication 207 Managed IT Services Oai Huynh Director of Informa�on Security PACE Systems, INC. 2040 Corporate Lane Naperville, IL 60563 630-395-2260 ohuynh@pace-systems.com August 04, 2023 For City of Winter Springs Stuart MacLean Interim Procurement Manager Winter Springs, FL. 32708 vCISO / 208 2 Sec�on A – Proposer Informa�on & Acknowledgement 209 3 Proposal Form 1 – PROPOSER Informa�on and Acknowledgement Form 210 4 Sec�on B – Table of Contents Table of Contents Sec�on A – Proposer Informa�on & Acknowledgement ............................................................................................. 2 Proposal Form 1 – PROPOSER Informa�on and Acknowledgement Form .......................................................... 3 Sec�on B – Table of Contents ....................................................................................................................................... 4 Sec�on C – Introduc�on Leter ..................................................................................................................................... 6 Statement of Acknowledgement ....................................................................................................................... 7 Execu�ve Summary ........................................................................................................................................... 8 Sec�on D – Qualifica�ons ........................................................................................................................................... 10 1. General ................................................................................................................................................... 11 2. PROPOSER Experience ............................................................................................................................ 11 Statement of Compliance & Designa�on .......................................................................................................................... 13 3. Team Experiences / Résumés .................................................................................................................. 14 4. Florida Knowledge .................................................................................................................................. 16 5. References - CONFIDENTIAL .................................................................................................................... 16 6. Summary / Close ..................................................................................................................................... 17 Sec�on E – Other Informa�on .................................................................................................................................... 18 Approach and Culture...................................................................................................................................... 19 Quarterly Business Review (QBR) .................................................................................................................... 19 Transi�on Plan and Implementa�on Schedule ................................................................................................. 20 Exhibit A – Cer�ficate of Insurance .................................................................................................................. 21 See Form 3 - Insurance Requirements Form ..................................................................................................................... 21 Exhibit B – Project Org Chart ........................................................................................................................... 22 SCOPE OF SERVICES / QUESTIONNAIRES .......................................................................................................... 23 QUESTIONNAIRE 1: ORGANIZATION AND EXPERIENCE ..................................................................................................... 23 QUESTIONNAIRE 2: PROBLEM REPORTING AND RESOLUTION PROCESS .......................................................................... 23 QUESTIONNAIRE 3: ASSUMPTIONS, REQUIREMENTS, RISKS AND EXPECTATIONS ........................................................... 25 QUESTIONNAIRE 4: LEVEL OF SERVICE .............................................................................................................................. 26 QUESTIONNAIRE 5: DOCUMENTATION AND REPORTING ................................................................................................. 34 QUESTIONNAIRE 6: SECURITY ........................................................................................................................................... 35 QUESTIONNAIRE 7: PROPOSER’S STAFF TRAINING ........................................................................................................... 35 QUESTIONNAIRE 8: PROJECT MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................................... 35 211 5 QUESTIONNAIRE 9: INFRASTRUCTURE HEALTH MONITORING ......................................................................................... 36 QUESTIONNAIRE 10: FEE STRUCTURE ............................................................................................................................... 36 Exhibit C – SLA Repor�ng Examples, not actual SLAs ....................................................................................... 37 Sec�on F – Cost & Time ............................................................................................................................................... 40 Exhibit E – Appendix A Cost Proposal Worksheet CONFIDENTIAL .................................................................... 41 Sec�on G – Mandatory Forms .................................................................................................................................... 42 • Form 1 - Proposer Informa�on and Acknowledgment Form – Signed ..................................................................... 42 • Form 2 - References Informa�on Form .................................................................................................................... 42 • Form 3 - Insurance Requirements Form - signed..................................................................................................... 42 • Form 4 - Scru�nized Company Cer�fica�on - Signed and Notarized ........................................................................ 42 • Form 5 - Non-Collusion Affidavit - Signed and Notarized ......................................................................................... 42 • Form 6 - Drug Free Workplace Form- Signed ........................................................................................................... 42 • Form 7 - SMWBE U�liza�on Plan ............................................................................................................................. 42 • Form 8 - Public En�ty Crimes Statement - Signed and Notarized ............................................................................ 42 • Form 9 - E-Verify Statement – Signed ....................................................................................................................... 42 • Form 10 - Conflict of Interest Statement - Signed and Notarized ............................................................................ 42 Sec�on H – Florida State Filing ................................................................................................................................... 43 Excerpts from Company’s by-law ...................................................................................................................................... 43 212 6 Sec�on C – Introduc�on Leter 213 7 Statement of Acknowledgement This Agreement has been reviewed and accepted without excep�on. If excep�ons are iden�fied, those items must be iden�fied and listed along with requested modifica�ons to the Agreement. If no excep�ons are noted, The City of Winter Springs will assume that the Proposer can perform all tasks and services without reserva�on or qualifica�on to the Agreement. 214 8 Execu�ve Summary Established in 1983, Pace Systems has grown from a supplier of computer components into a full-service IT consul�ng and staffing firm and leading Full-Service Solu�ons provider. Our comprehensive services por�olio includes advanced system design and integra�on in both IT and Security, enterprise systems support, networking, storage solu�ons, as well as structured cabling and installa�on. Pace Systems' focus for the last 40 years has been on the enterprise, academic, public sector, and healthcare ver�cal, and banking markets. During this �me, we have managed to learn all the nuances that these sectors entail. In so doing, we have successfully leveraged our knowledge of these specific environments with our extensive experience in supply chain management and advanced systems design to consistently drive long-term efficiencies and value. Our con�nued approach focuses on solutions, not just products or services. With this methodology, we have consistently enabled our clients to lower the Total Cost of Ownership of all their deployed infrastructure technology solu�ons. Whereas most others are content to be merely "vendors," our goal has always been to be a valued and strategic partner to our clients, providing comprehensive ongoing support across their respec�ve enterprises. These comprehensive services have always been provided at no additional cost and represent our con�nued and ongoing commitment to our partners. To support the City of Winter Springs (hereinafter called the "CITY") in your Managed Information Technology Support Services effort, Pace Systems has an already-existent powerful, and highly experienced team. Pace Systems has always prided itself in providing a comprehensive, end-to-end approach to our client engagements. In a day and age where customer service, client sa�sfac�on, and value add seem to have all but disappeared in the name of efficiency, we take the posi�on that it is s�ll possible to provide the personal aten�on needed in an evolving engagement like Managed Services projects. It is this aten�on to detail that we refer to as Customer Focused Quality, and it is this concept that focuses and drives all that we do. We offer the "City of Winter Springs," the unbeatable combina�on of aggressive pricing structures coupled with the most comprehensive array of value-added services available anywhere. This breadth of experience and offering enables us to provide comprehensive and �ghtly integrated systems and solu�ons as we become in�mately familiar with all of your infrastructure and deployed systems and technologies. Based on the stated evalua�on criteria (Firm and Staff's qualifica�ons and experiences, proposed plan of execu�on, past experiences, and Fees in rela�on to the Scope of services), we are confident that we not only meet but far exceed them all. 215 9 Financial Stability and Legal Standing Pace Systems is a private, minority-owned business. Pace Systems has been in business for over 40 consecu�ve years and appreciates long-term financial stability and proven capability to execute large-scale projects and deployments. Pace Systems is not currently involved with any claims, lawsuits, or legal setlements. We very much appreciate the opportunity to respond to this RFP and look forward to answering any and all ques�ons you have concerning this response. Sincerely, Wayne H. Liu President 216 10 Sec�on D – Qualifica�ons 217 11 1. General Our value proposi�on to the “CITY " can be summed up through the following benefits: Proven Track Record Pace Systems has a verifiable, long-term track record of excellent performance for our enterprise clients. The "CITY" can be fully confident that we can and will do everything as promised within this response. Comprehensive Capabili�es/Offering Pace Systems has the ability to ably provide the en�re spectrum of services as well as support laid forth in this request. We've provided a detailed response outlining all of these capabili�es as well as addi�onal support and services we can provide to the "CITY." We are confident our Proposal represents the best value for your strategic mission and overall requirements. 2. PROPOSER Experience Breadth of Capability & Experience Pace Systems has 40 years of providing "best-in-class" sales, support, and Integra�on for Informa�on Technology. We have extensive experience in designing highly effec�ve and comprehensive IT solu�ons to comprehensively address and empower the unique challenges of these large-scale and distributed enterprises as we've focused on the Public Sector since incep�on. Whether working through a wholesale hardware refresh, networking, cybersecurity, or consul�ng/design projects, Pace has the IT professionals needed to address any level of complexity and Cybersecurity gaps. With a fully opera�onal staffing division run by an in-house execu�ve recruiter, Pace has been providing IT staffing services for over two decades and maintains the ability to ramp up quickly depending upon the size, Scope, and loca�on of the project. As can be seen in our work with the references we have provided, Pace Systems has an unbroken reputa�on for successful project comple�on across all our disciplines. Dedicated Senior Level Resources and the "CITY" Team: The "CITY" can be assured that you will be serviced by dedicated, experienced senior-level managers (detailed in the Project Staffing and Resumes sec�on later in this RFP). The "CITY" dedicated Senior Account Manager has over 30 years of experience in the Financial, Healthcare, and Educa�on spaces servicing enterprise-level accounts, specifically in Managed Services and Security, and supplements this support with senior-level engineers and a fully staffed technical team. Pace Systems maintains a dedicated and talented team comprised of the aforemen�oned Senior Account Manager of 30 years and dedicated Customer Service Representa�ves. This team structure lies at the heart of our success and high customer sa�sfac�on, which is outlined in detail in a further sec�on of this response. 218 12 This team will invest an incredible amount of �me to gain not only a broad overview of the en�re current IT landscape but an in�mate, granular knowledge of all the systems, procedures, resources, and personnel deployed throughout the "CITY " through our IT environment assessment, which at a high level includes topology, documenta�on, and policy/procedure review, to name a few. This knowledge will prove invaluable to the "CITY " on countless future occasions as we help broaden and strengthen your infrastructure. Coupled with immediate and direct access to senior-level management, this team will con�nually provide the "CITY " with rapid responses to ques�ons and near-immediate resolu�on to any issues that need to be addressed. In the spirit of full partnership, we commit to maintaining this highly successful team structure and fine-tuning it with ongoing input from you, our partner. These dedicated resources will always be made available to you during normal business hours as well as the extended hours and weekends/holidays as outlined in the RFP request. Your dedicated Account Manager has been engaged countless �mes for assistance in a�er-hours/weekend support needs and commits to this con�nued enhanced support needed to ensure the "CITY " smooth opera�ons. Aggressive Pricing Pace's experience and size ensure that you will con�nue to enjoy aggressive pricing throughout the life of the proposed contract and during any and all ancillary projects we undertake. Business Agility and "Right Size" We are the perfect size to handle all the "CITY" ongoing technology needs. We are large enough to handle the enterprise nature and needs of the " CITY," including any seasonal (fiscal year-end, grant cycle) peaks as well as any large-scale deployments or migra�ons that arise. At the same �me, we are small enough to be incredibly agile and immediately responsive on your behalf. 100% MBE Par�cipa�on The "CITY" can be proud that we fully support the Minority Owned Business community throughout this opportunity. We are Cybersecurity Ready Pace being CMMC 2.0 Level 1 cer�fied means we have undergone an assessment by NMSDC and have demonstrated our compliance with the cybersecurity requirements outlined in CMMC 2.0 Level 1. CMMC 2.0 Level 1 includes basic cybersecurity hygiene prac�ces and is the minimum level of cer�fica�on required to par�cipate in DoD contracts. This cer�fica�on demonstrates that Pace Systems has taken steps to protect sensi�ve government informa�on and is commited to maintaining a robust cybersecurity posture. 219 13 Statement of Compliance & Designa�on  NMSDC Member a Minority-Owned Business Should we be honored with your selection, Pace will provide proof of membership for NMSDC and that we are a Minority-Owned Business.  HIPPA Certification Pace Systems is currently working Third Party (Compliancy Group) to be designated as HIPPA Compliance.  Cybersecurity Compliance Click here for CyberReadyMBE 220 14 3. Team Experiences / Résumés Senior Project and Account Manager – SPAM (Virtual CISO / Director of Informa�on Security) – Oai Huynh Oai is an innova�ve Informa�on and Cybersecurity Execu�ve with a proven track record of building cybersecurity for organiza�ons from the ground up by applying deep exper�se as a hands-on, servant leader for financial services, healthcare industries, and K-12 organiza�ons. A mul�disciplinary leader crea�ng solid collabora�ve rela�onships with C-level leaders, engineers, and business opera�on teams to solve complex problems with solu�ons that meet or exceed business goals. Inspires necessary partnerships to drive mission-cri�cal organiza�onal changes. This crea�ve team leader is not afraid to mo�vate and challenge the status quo while adhering to security controls and standards. Cybersecurity Expertise – Highlights • Serving as a project leader for significant informa�on systems conversions with over 95% success rates. • Develop Disaster Recovery and Business Con�nuity Plans • Achieving Third-Party HIPAA Compliance cer�fica�on and HITRUST, SOC1, SOC2, and CMMC 2.0 Level 1 compliance. • Launching Risk Management programs using KCM (KnowBe4 Compliance Management) that iden�fies & assesses variable risks according to the company goals. • Performed Cybersecurity Risk Assessments. • Led the Cybersecurity Risk Assessment for Illinois' second-largest School District and created the Remedia�on Plan that aligns with the NIST CSF framework and COPPA requirements. • Developing strategic vision by balancing people, processes, & technology for risk reduc�on. • Implemented and built an Informa�on Security Program with a one- and three-year roadmap. Designed the Informa�on Security Program to establish short- and long-term security and compliance, including security strategies, metrics, repor�ng mechanisms, programs, and a roadmap for con�nuous improvements. Project Highlights • Introduced an Enterprise-level security solu�on to protect endpoints with MSSP and 24/7 monitoring. • Developed an Incident Response Plan to Prepare for a Cybersecurity Atack and Internal Breaches. Replaced the endpoint protec�on with ELS (Enterprise Level Support) and a centralized dashboard to monitor, isolate, and remediate infected devices. • Led the opera�ons for endpoint security, vulnerability management, firewall, and network teams, consis�ng of three managers and 23 engineers and analysts, serving approximately 4000 employees at 13 different business units and 200 branches across the US and Canada. • Designed and architected S2S connec�vity security for 2-offshore Customer Support and Mortgage call centers with 30 people at each facility. The offshore opera�ons improved efficiency with 24/7 Support. • Opera�onalized Maturing Security Opera�ons with MSSP aver�ng poten�al breaches cos�ng $200K-$300K per incident, per customer. Collaborated to build and align the security teams with a SOC Playbook to monitor, triage, and escalate procedures for security events. • Designed and implemented Data Loss-Leak Preven�on Program (DLP) that prevented inten�onal sharing, accidental sending, and PII and PHi data the�. Wrote DLP policy and procedures, solu�ons, and controls to protect PII and PHI data that iden�fied, classified, and defined ownership. • Rebuilding and scaling networks to stabilize redundancies and improve up�me to 100%. • Update enterprise-level core infrastructure to support a Dark-Fiber project to provide community WiFi for the under-serving students and families. 221 15 Senior Engineer (SE) – James Pytel, II James is a consummate IT professional with over 20 years of experience designing, implemen�ng, and maintaining complex systems and infrastructure. He has gained extensive experience in a range of programming languages, opera�ng systems, and networking protocols, with proficiency in virtualiza�on, servers, and infrastructure. James has successfully led the design and implementa�on of several large- scale systems projects. Current responsibili�es include managing a team of engineers and providing technical guidance to junior members. Vast experience collabora�ng with cross-func�onal teams, including field engineers, project managers, and stakeholders, has made him adept at communica�ng technical concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences. Key strengths include problem-solving abili�es, a strong analy�cal mindset, and skills at troubleshoo�ng complex technical issues to develop effec�ve solu�ons. A thorough understanding of industry best prac�ces and emerging trends in systems engineering has allowed James to spearhead successful projects consistently. Expertise • Securing systems and infrastructure against external and internal threats, and experience in implemen�ng security best prac�ces such as access control, encryp�on, and intrusion detec�on. • Designing and architec�ng complex systems and infrastructure, considering factors such as performance, scalability, reliability, and security. • Project management, including crea�ng project plans, es�ma�ng resources, tracking progress, and managing risks. • Led and successfully completed mul�ple systems moderniza�on projects for large customers across large geographical areas. Project Highlights • Designed and implemented a unified video surveillance and access control system for a major higher educa�on ins�tu�on, seamlessly integra�ng 14 separate campuses across a large geographical area. • Overhauled and op�mized server infrastructure migra�ng to a virtualized infrastructure reducing infrastructure opera�ng costs by 50%. • Designed and implemented a comprehensive security policy for a large organiza�on, including formalizing and documen�ng threat response, disaster recovery, acceptable use, and standard security prac�ces following industry best prac�ces and compliance requirements. • Provided system design and implementa�on services for mul�ple clients, including 1-, 3- and 5-year roadmaps with budget forecasts, service level agreements, and preven�on of warranty gaps on cri�cal infrastructure. • Designed and developed a full-stack project tracking system for a large-scale moderniza�on project which helped ensure accurate data capture, iden�fied poor performance areas, and led to on-�me and below-budget project comple�on. 222 16 4. Florida Knowledge Pace Systems DOES NOT have any poli�cal, economic, legal, or other issues impac�ng Florida municipali�es, specifically those impac�ng the City of Winter Springs, which may be relevant to the Proposal. 5. References - CONFIDENTIAL School District U-46 Contact Person: Laurence Barron – Director of Informa�on Services Contact Informa�on: laurencebarron@u-46.org No. of Users: 5k Employees (Administra�ve, Teacher, Staff), 35k Students Date of Services: 2019-Present Project Descrip�on: Provide On-site and Remote Network and Systems Engineering. Consult on Dark Fiber RFP and Award. Consult, Manage, Implement, and Remediate Cyber Security measures based on full NIST CSF & COPPA assessment. Assist in lowering Liability Insurance by strengthening Security Infrastructure. City Colleges of Chicago Contact Person: Steve Saba – Director, Technology Support Services Contact Informa�on: ssaba@ccc.edu No. of Users 3k Employee (6k Student) Date of Services: 1999-Present Project Descrip�on: Full breadth Technology Hardware and Solu�ons Provider. COVID LAPTOP PROJECT – turned 3.5k laptops in and out of Pace IT Lab for fully imaged and door-to-door student delivery via Pace developed App. University of Illinois Health System Contact Person: Andrew Mosio – Director of Technology and Service Delivery Contact Informa�on: amosio@uic.edu No. of Users 5k Date of Services: 2005-Present Project Descrip�on: Provide Fully opera�onal Desktop support and management team, Telecom-VOIP, and Network Consul�ng and Technology solu�ons. 223 17 6. Summary / Close Should we be honored with your selec�on, we'd begin our work with the "CITY" as outlined in the Transition Plan and Implementation Strategy, aka 30-day timeline – we'll start by assessing your needs and crea�ng a customized IT support plan that aligns with your goals and objec�ves. This includes developing a comprehensive report of your exis�ng IT infrastructure and Cybersecurity posture, and iden�fying areas that require improvement or op�miza�on. Our administra�ve procedures are designed to ensure that you receive �mely and efficient support and services. This includes assigning a dedicated Senior Account Manager to serve as your primary point of contact and to ensure that all support requests are handled in a �mely and efficient manner. Your “SPAM ” is an incredibly proficient planner. As you see in our Transition Plan and Implementation Schedule, we've already dissected and offered several project improvement areas we feel will bolster the City in areas you've iden�fied. While our areas of responsibility over �me may span network management, server management, help desk support, security management, data backup and recovery, and hardware and so�ware management, our team of IT professionals is trained and cer�fied to provide the highest level of support and service to you beyond this immediate Scope. We offer a variety of service delivery methods, including phone, email, and online chat support, as well as on- site support as needed (2-3 days per week as needed or to be iden�fied). Our service level agreements guarantee a response �me within a specified �meframe to ensure that our clients receive the support they need when they need it. We'll provide you with the repor�ng you've requested and will work with you to customize addi�onal reports and support that we both feel may benefit the City most effec�vely. Overall, we're here to be your partner throughout this process. Let us help you achieve your goals in an efficient and cost-effec�ve manner! Per request, this Proposal's pricing is good for 120 days. Wayne Liu, President 224 18 Sec�on E – Other Informa�on 225 19 Approach and Culture As Pace Systems, we understand the importance of providing efficient and effec�ve IT support services to the "City." We are commited to delivering high-quality services that meet your needs and exceed expecta�ons. Our approach to providing IT support services is based on the following administra�ve procedures, areas of responsibility, and service delivery requested in your RFP. Quarterly Business Review (QBR) At Pace, we believe in customer sa�sfac�on and being a partner to our clients. We will host a Quarterly Business Review. It is a strategic mee�ng held once every quarter to assess the performance of Pace Systems, review key metrics, discuss achievements, iden�fy challenges, discuss the state of the current environment, and set goals for the upcoming quarter. It serves as an opportunity to align stakeholders, evaluate progress, and make informed decisions to drive the "CITY" forward. Here's a general outline of what a QBR may involve: • Agenda Se�ng • Performance Review • State of the current environment • Achievements and Challenges • Ac�on Plans and Ini�a�ves • Goal Se�ng • Risk Assessment • Team Collabora�on and Communica�on • Follow-up and Accountability 226 20 Transi�on Plan and Implementa�on Schedule Pace Systems’ Transition Plan and Implementation Strategy, aka 30-day timeline, is broken down into several phases, each with its own set of objec�ves and milestones. These phases include: • Phase I (Days 1 – 15) Discovery phase: In this phase, Pace Systems will conduct an in-depth assessment of the current IT infrastructure, applica�ons, processes, and Cybersecurity Posture to iden�fy any issues and develop a remedia�on plan.  On days 1-3, meet with the “CITY’s” leaders and current MSP and/or the IT Team to discuss the transi�on strategy and set up remote services monitoring.  Day 4 – 10, con�nue the discussion and refine the transi�on strategy with the current MSP and/or the Town’s IT Team.  Pace Systems shall perform IT Environment Assessment, including: o Review of the Organiza�on Chart for proper ownership and escala�on. o Review of Systems/Network Topology/Environment Health. o Review the current configura�on and Firewall Rules. o Policies, Procedures, and Opera�on Playbooks. o Core Technology Infrastructure. o So�ware & Hardware EOL/EOS Cycle. o Backup & Recovery Strategy. o Environment Disaster Recovery Strategy. o Business Con�nuity Plan. • Phase II (Days 11-15) Planning phase: Based on the discovery phase findings, Pace Systems will develop a detailed plan outlining the steps in transi�oning services and applica�ons to their environment. This plan will include a �meline and a list of resources required for the transi�on. Execution phase: During this phase, Pace Systems will execute the plan developed in the planning phase. This will involve tasks such as deploying new hardware and so�ware, configuring systems, and migra�ng data. • Phase III (Day 16-30) Optimization phase: In this phase, Pace Systems will fine-tune the new environment to ensure op�mal performance and ensure that any outstanding issues are addressed. The Transition Plan and Implementation Strategy is a comprehensive guide that helps the CITY” avoid any IT service disrup�ons during the transi�on period. It also provides a roadmap for the current MSP and/or the IT Team. and Pace Systems, ensuring everyone is on the same page throughout the transi�on process. 227 21 Exhibit A – Cer�ficate of Insurance See Form 3 - Insurance Requirements Form Should we be honored with your selection, Pace will provide a Certificate of Insurance designating the City of Winter Springs as beneficiary. 228 22 Exhibit B – Project Org Chart 229 23 SCOPE OF SERVICES / QUESTIONNAIRES QUESTIONNAIRE 1: ORGANIZATION AND EXPERIENCE The PROPOSER’s overall support strategy/philosophy - Please address the following in your response: • Describe PROPOSER’s view of the role of the informa�on technology support services provider. o See Execu�ve Summary under Sec�on C – Introduc�on Leter • Describe any management or implementa�on strategies or techniques that the PROPOSER intends to employ in carrying out the Scope of work. o See Execu�ve Summary under Sec�on C – Introduc�on Leter • Describe PROPOSER’s communica�on strategy for keeping clients informed of system condi�ons and changes. o As men�oned in our Summary, we've always operated as a Partner as opposed to a Vendor. We believe in establishing strong working rela�onships with our clients, based on mutual respect and trust. Our ideal working rela�onship involves open communica�on, �mely responses, and a focus on delivering high-quality services that meet or exceed our clients' expecta�ons. We assign a Senior Account Manager as the primary point of contact. Quarterly Business Review (QBR) is held to review progress and Pace’s team performances, discuss the environment's current state, challenges, achievements, and follow up on outstanding issues discovered. QUESTIONNAIRE 2: PROBLEM REPORTING AND RESOLUTION PROCESS a) Include evidence that PROPOSER understands the CITY’s current environment, including an understanding of working within significant budgetary constraints. Pace is very familiar when working within significant budgetary constraints, it is why we consider ourself to be Business Agility and "Right Size.” It's essen�al to adopt a cost-conscious approach while maintaining the quality and efficiency of the parallel environments. o Cost-Benefit Analysis: Conduct a cost-benefit analysis for each aspect of the parallel environment setup. Focus on high-impact areas that provide the most value to the tes�ng process. o Open Source and Free Tools: U�lize open-source and free tools whenever possible for virtualiza�on, containeriza�on, automa�on, monitoring, and other essen�al tasks. o Cloud Cost Management: Leverage cloud cost management tools to monitor and op�mize expenses. Use cost alerts to avoid unexpected overages. o Reserved Instances and Spot Instances: Take advantage of cloud providers' reserved instances or spot instances, which can offer significant cost savings compared to on-demand instances. o Rightsizing Resources: Op�mize the size and specifica�ons of virtual machines or containers to match the tes�ng requirements accurately. Avoid over-provisioning resources. o Resource Sharing and Scheduling: If mul�ple teams require parallel environments, consider resource sharing and scheduling to maximize u�liza�on. o Automated Scalability: Implement automated scaling of resources based on workload demands. Scale up during peak tes�ng periods and down during idle �mes. o Data Minimiza�on: Minimize the amount of test data needed in the parallel environments, keeping only what's necessary to execute tests effec�vely. 230 24 o Version Control and Code Reuse: U�lize version control systems effec�vely to manage code, configura�ons, and infrastructure-as-code templates for reuse and consistency. o Priori�za�on of Tes�ng: Priori�ze cri�cal tests over less cri�cal ones to allocate resources efficiently. o Performance Tes�ng Strategy: Op�mize performance tes�ng strategies to focus on key performance indicators without extensive load genera�on, if possible. o Training and Knowledge Sharing: Invest in training team members to enhance skills and knowledge, making them more efficient in managing the parallel environments. o Con�nuous Monitoring and Op�miza�on: Con�nuously monitor the cost and performance of the parallel environments. Iden�fy areas for improvement and op�mize resource usage. o Vendor Nego�a�ons: Nego�ate with vendors for cost-effec�ve support contracts or explore flexible licensing op�ons. o Lean Processes: Implement lean and agile methodologies to streamline workflows and eliminate unnecessary overhead. o Risk Management: Conduct risk assessments and develop risk mi�ga�on plans to avoid costly issues. o Communica�on and Collabora�on: Foster open communica�on and collabora�on between teams to avoid duplica�on of efforts and enhance resource alloca�on. By incorpora�ng these strategies into the parallel environment setup, organiza�ons can effec�vely work within significant budgetary constraints while s�ll providing valuable and reliable tes�ng environments for so�ware development and IT opera�ons. Balancing cost considera�ons with quality and efficiency ensures that the tes�ng process remains effec�ve and contributes to successful deployments. b) Include plan of ac�on and milestones for onboarding process. o See Transition Plan and Implementation Strategy, aka 30 -day timeline under Sec�on E. c) Describe how PROPOSER will propose changes in technicians assigned to the contract and seek approval from the CITY. o Your assigned Senior Project and Account Manager will be your point of contact. Your “SPAM” will inform the CITY’s leaders of any personnel change at least 30 days in advance. Unless personnel change is related to performance, Pace will discuss it with the CITY’s leader, and the City determine the exit strategy and replacement �meline. d) Explain how PROPOSER plans to keep all desktop/laptop computers and servers opera�ng at op�mal performance. o During the transi�on period, Pace’s Team will deploy our Remote Monitor Management (RMM) agent to ALL CITY’s devices (desktops, laptops, and servers). Our RMM so�ware will allow Pace’s engineers and IT Helpdesk Team to monitor the City’s devices and environment and alert Pace’s Teams to any issues. e.g., low disk space, system crashes, missing updates, and security vulnerability patches. 231 25 e) Describe how PROPOSER will keep the CITY informed about the state of the CITY’s informa�on technology services. o We will host a Quarterly Business Review. It is a strategic mee�ng held once every quarter to assess the performance of Pace Systems, review key metrics, discuss achievements, iden�fy challenges, discuss the state of the current environment, and set goals for the upcoming quarter. It serves as an opportunity to align stakeholders, evaluate progress, and make informed decisions to drive the "CITY" forward. f) Describe how PROPOSER will report about the status of systems, user needs, needs for changes, etcetera. o We will host a Quarterly Business Review. It is a strategic mee�ng held once every quarter to assess the performance of Pace Systems, review key metrics, discuss achievements, iden�fy challenges, discuss the state of the current environment, and set goals for the upcoming quarter. It serves as an opportunity to align stakeholders, evaluate progress, and make informed decisions to drive the "CITY" forward. g) Describe how PROPOSER will assist the CITY with strategic planning to insure that the CITY’s IT system retains its usefulness, viability, compa�bility, and dependability into the future. o A�er the transi�on period, Pace’s Team will have an in-depth knowledge of the current state of the CITY’s environment. Your “SPAM ” and SE combined have more than 50 years of experience. Pace’s team can help the CITY to create a mul�-year Technology strategic Plan with strong Technology and Security postures moving into the future. QUESTIONNAIRE 3: ASSUMPTIONS, REQUIREMENTS, RISKS AND EXPECTATIONS Please list in this sec�on all PROPOSER’s assump�ons, requirements, risks and expecta�ons for the provision of services pursuant to the Scope of services outlined herein. The following items are considered Out of Scope and not part of this RFP 1. Out of Scope items are listed in Appendix A – Cost Proposal Worksheet 2. Deployment of MDM is out of Scope and will be considered a separate project. 3. Risk Assessment – FULL Scope 4. Vulnerability Scans 5. Penetra�on Tes�ng Internal, External, Web, and WiFi Scans. 6. Backup Strategy 7. PSA solu�on 8. Enrollment to be trained for CJIS Cer�fica�on and Compliance 9. M365 Implementa�on and Post Implementa�on Cleanups. 10. Cybersecurity Awareness Training 11. EOL/EOS Hardware and So�ware upgrades. 232 26 QUESTIONNAIRE 4: LEVEL OF SERVICE An explana�on of the problem repor�ng and resolu�on process that describes the PROPOSER’s support plan, including �ers, service levels, call escala�on, the person(s) authorized to close problem reports, etcetera. Please address the following in PROPOSER’s response: A. Services a) Describe PROPOSER’s work order/trouble �cket system. o Our help desk provides a centralized point of contact for all IT-related issues. We'll u�lize PSA �cke�ng so�ware (not included) to track and monitor all requests and ensure �mely resolu�on. Our help desk is staffed by knowledgeable, friendly technicians trained to provide excep�onal customer service. b) Describe PROPOSER’s system to escalate chronic or advanced problems. o We have a well-defined process for customer service escala�ons and remedia�on. If our help desk staff cannot resolve an issue, it is escalated to a higher-level technician or manager for resolu�on. Regardless of �cket or request level, we'll ensure remedia�on is in the process as escalated to the appropriate party and that the user is kept in the loop. Our escala�on procedures extend all the way to Senior Engineer and PM support so that no �cket will go unatended, no mater the severity. c) Describe availability of key staff during normal business hours (including systems administrators and engineers and other specialists). o Pace assigned to every account a Senior Project and Account Manager, Senior Systems Engineer, and our world-class IT Helpdesk, with a local System Engineer ready to be on-site as needed. d) Describe a�er-hours support. What is the guaranteed response �me? How is PROPOSER’s a�er- hours response �me structured (e.g., �me of day, severity)? What is the average response �me? o Pace will provide a�er-hours support for cri�cal issues that cannot wait un�l regular business hours. Technicians are available to respond to emergencies and ensure that down�me is minimized. As men�oned, escala�on procedures are in place and will be fine-tuned to your specifica�ons and agreed upon by both par�es. e) PROPOSER’s guaranteed response �me for issues dependent upon severity and �me of day. o Our help desk can is available 24/7, per this RFP's specifica�on . To ensure that we can respond to any IT-related issues in a �mely manner. We have established service-level agreements (SLAs) that specify our response �mes based on the severity of the issue and will tailor them to your requirements once we can engage with the CITY fully. Per our Transition Plan and Implementation Strategy, we'll seek to implement this ac�on as early as possible once we've assessed current procedures and feel we can seamlessly integrate with the CITY. f) How does PROPOSER propose that the service level agreement be monitored and enforced? o We u�lize various metrics to measure our performance and ensure we meet our SLAs. These metrics include first-call resolu�on rate, mean �me to resolu�on, and customer sa�sfac�on scores. 233 27 g) Describe any training PROPOSER’s organiza�on provides to PROPOSER’s clients, including network applica�ons and/or desktop applica�ons. (Or are you affiliated with an organiza�on that provides training to clients?) o Our Senior Account Manager will work with your staff to develop a plan to address any issues, establish new procedures and protocols, and implement best prac�ces. As part of this process and as requested in the RFP, we will transfer knowledge from our staff, including documenta�on, training, and other relevant materials. h) Describe any systems backup support PROPOSER offers. o Your assigned “SPAM and SE” have a diverse background in different sectors, allowing them to encounter a wide range of backup strategies. This experience allows them to draw from various best prac�ces and tailor solu�ons to meet the unique requirements of each industry. During the assessment period, Pace will review the CITY’s back solu�on and strategy and make recommenda�ons as appropriate. i) Describe how major so�ware upgrades would be applied and what upgrades would require addi�onal fees. o Plan the upgrade: Before performing any upgrade, create a plan that includes a �meline, a list of required components, and any necessary down�me. This will help ensure that the upgrade is performed efficiently and effec�vely, Backup all data, choose compa�ble components, follow manufacturer instruc�ons, test the worksta�on/server a�er the upgrade, monitor performance, update documenta�on, have a rollback plan in case of any issues during the upgrade process, have a rollback plan in place to revert the server to its previous state. This will help minimize down�me and prevent data loss. o By following these best prac�ces, Pace can help ensure that your server upgrade is successful and your server con�nues func�oning reliably and efficiently. j) Describe patch management – how so�ware updates and patches are performed both on servers and desktops. Who is responsible for doing updates? How o�en are they done? If using automated tools, what program is being used to rollout the updates and what programs are being updated? o Patch Management Policy and Procedures:  Establish clear policies and procedures for patch management within the organiza�on.  Define roles and responsibili�es for different team members involved in the patch management process.  Regularly review and update the patch management policy to align with changing security requirements. o Patch Iden�fica�on and Priori�za�on:  Monitoring: Regularly monitor vendor websites (Microso�, CISA, etc.), security advisories, and industry sources to iden�fy new patches and updates.  Priori�za�on: Evaluate the severity and impact of each patch to priori�ze their deployment based on cri�cality and poten�al risks. o Patch Tes�ng:  Test Environment: Deploy patches in a controlled test environment replica�ng the produc�on environment as closely as possible.  Func�onal and Compa�bility Tes�ng: Verify that patches do not cause any conflicts with exis�ng applica�ons or hardware. 234 28  Performance Tes�ng: Assess the impact of patches on system performance and response �mes. o Patch Deployment:  Deployment Strategy: Decide whether patches will be deployed manually or using automated patch management tools.  Scheduling: Plan patch deployments during maintenance windows to minimize disrup�on to business opera�ons.  Rollout Phases: Consider a staged deployment to a subset of systems before deploying to the en�re network.  Verifica�on: Confirm successful patch installa�on on each system and log results. o Change Management:  Documenta�on: Maintain records of all patches deployed, including their versions and installa�on dates.  Rollback Plan: Develop a con�ngency plan to roll back patches if issues arise during or a�er deployment.  Communica�on: No�fy affected stakeholders about upcoming patch deployments and poten�al impacts. o Monitoring and Repor�ng:  Con�nuous Monitoring: Regularly monitor systems for vulnerabili�es and apply patches as soon as they become available.  Repor�ng: Generate reports on the status of patch deployment, compliance, and any vulnerabili�es that remain unpatched.  Audi�ng: Conduct periodic audits to ensure patch management procedures are followed consistently. o Third-Party So�ware Patching:  Extend patch management to cover third-party applica�ons, plugins, and add-ons used in the organiza�on.  Consider using automated patch management tools that support third-party so�ware updates. o Risk Mi�ga�on and Compliance:  Ensure compliance with industry regula�ons and data protec�on standards.  Con�nuously assess the risk posture of the CITY and take ac�ons to mi�gate vulnerabili�es. By following a robust patch management process, the CITY can significantly reduce the risk of security breaches, enhance system performance, and maintain a secure and stable IT environment. k) How are network down-�mes for maintenance scheduled and communicated? Scheduling and communica�ng network maintenance down�me is crucial to managing IT infrastructure. Proper planning and communica�on helps minimize user disrup�on and ensure that necessary maintenance tasks are performed efficiently. Here's the process Pace follows for scheduling and communica�ng network down�me: Maintenance Planning:  Define Maintenance Windows: Determine specific �me frames for network maintenance with minimal user impact. These windows are typically outside peak business hours or during periods of lower user ac�vity. 235 29  Priori�ze Maintenance Tasks: Iden�fy cri�cal maintenance tasks that require network down�me and those that can be performed without impac�ng services. Internal Communica�on:  IT Team Coordina�on: Pace's team is responsible for network maintenance and should be informed in advance about the planned maintenance and their roles during the process.  Maintenance Schedule: Pace will work with the CITY’s IT leader to create a detailed schedule with the planned maintenance date, �me, and dura�on. Stakeholder No�fica�on:  Affected Users: No�fy all relevant stakeholders, including employees, customers, and partners, who the maintenance down�me might impact.  Communica�on Channels: Use various communica�on channels, such as email, internal messaging systems, or announcements on the company's website or intranet, to inform stakeholders.  Clear Informa�on: Provide clear and concise informa�on about the purpose of the maintenance, the expected down�me dura�on, and any ac�ons stakeholders need to take. Service Availability No�ce:  Pre-No�fica�on: Send out a pre-no�fica�on message well in advance of the maintenance window to inform stakeholders of the upcoming down�me.  Reminder: Send a reminder message closer to the maintenance window to ensure stakeholders know about the upcoming maintenance. Con�ngency Planning:  Rollback Plan: Develop a rollback plan to revert changes and restore services in case unexpected issues occur during maintenance.  Emergency Communica�on: Establish channels and protocols for communica�ng with stakeholders in case the maintenance requires an extension or any emergency ac�ons. Post-Maintenance Communica�on:  Status Updates: Provide updates to stakeholders regarding the maintenance progress and once it is completed.  Resolu�on Notes: If any issues arise during maintenance, communicate the ac�ons taken to resolve them and steps to prevent similar problems in the future. Documenta�on:  Maintain Records: Document all maintenance ac�vi�es, including schedules, ac�ons taken, and outcomes, for future reference and audi�ng purposes. Our model is open communica�on and is transparent to our clients. It's essen�al to ensure that the communica�on is clear, �mely, and reaches all affected par�es. By following our recommended process for scheduling and communica�ng network maintenance down�me, the CITY can minimize user disrup�on, ensure smooth opera�ons, and demonstrate its commitment to transparent and reliable IT management. 236 30 l) Describe how PROPOSER would resolve the situa�on in which one of our servers breaks down during service. Be sure to include �me es�mates as well.  At Pace, we ALWAYS create Maintenance and Con�ngency Plans during service maintenance. When possible, make a parallel or staging environment. Our approach helps mi�gate risks, avoid disrup�ons, and ensure the quality and stability of the system. B. Helpdesk and Monitoring a) Describe PROPOSER’s work order/trouble �cket system. o Our help desk provides a centralized point of contact for all IT-related issues. We'll u�lize PSA �cke�ng so�ware to track and monitor all requests and ensure �mely resolu�on. Our help desk is staffed by knowledgeable and friendly technicians who are trained to provide excep�onal customer service. We have escala�on procedures that extend all the way to Senior Engineer and PM support so that no �cket will go unatended, no mater the severity. b) Describe PROPOSER’s company’s remote helpdesk and monitoring setup and how it would serve the CITY. o Our remote monitoring and management (RMM) tool will allow us to remotely monitor and manage your IT infrastructure. It provides proac�ve monitoring and maintenance, and automa�on of rou�ne tasks such as patch management and so�ware updates. As always, we'll work hand in hand with your team to adapt to industry standards and recommended procedures. o We'll be able to provide immediate on-site and remote support in an access tool that allows Pace to access your devices and provide support from anywhere. We can enable the ability to control devices to diagnose and resolve issues remotely. We'll move within your parameters and comfort zone as we con�nue to assist in developing your policy and environment. c) Describe how PROPOSER will schedule and assign help desk technicians for on-site coverage. o Pace has a team of highly skilled technicians who are trained to provide excep�onal IT support services. Our staff receives ongoing educa�on and training to ensure that they remain up-to- date with the latest technologies and best prac�ces. From L1/2/3 technicians to qualified Network and Systems Engineers, we can support staffing needs at any level. d) Provide helpdesk sta�s�cs such as average �me to respond to calls, average length of �me for successful resolu�on of issues, the nature of the support calls, etcetera. e) Is it limited to a quota of calls? - No f) Is it limited to a quota of man hours? - No g) What are the helpdesk hours? If they do not cover all our hours of opera�ons, please describe what coverage will be provided for those hours outside of PROPOSER’s helpdesk hours. o Our help desk can is available 24/7, per this RFP's specifica�on. To ensure that we can respond to any IT-related issues in a �mely manner. We have established service-level agreements (SLAs) that specify our response �mes based on the severity of the issue and will tailor them to your requirements once we can engage with the CITY fully. Per our Transition Plan and Implementation Strategy, we'll seek to implement this ac�on as early as possible once we've assessed current procedures and feel we can seamlessly integrate with the CITY. 237 31 h) Who can call the Helpdesk? o Anyone can call our Helpdesk. We offer a variety of service delivery methods, including phone, email, and online chat support, as well as Full-Time on-site support. i) Is helpdesk staff local? If not, where are they located? (**Note preference may be given to a City of Winter Springs based helpdesk**) o Our IT Support Team is na�onal (US Based) and can support the CITY 24/7. o Our on-site technical support Technicians are local to the City of Orlando proper. j) Are helpdesk staff employees of the support company or sub-contracted? Our on-site technical support Technicians, while remote to our corporate, are part of Pace Systems’ family. k) Are helpdesk staff full-�me? - Yes l) What is the skill/cer�fica�on level of first-level helpdesk staff? o Our staff receives ongoing educa�on and training to ensure that they remain up-to-date with the latest technologies and best prac�ces. Nearly all technicians possess mul�ple CompTIA cer�fica�ons and endless field training and experience. Subsequently, depending on the system, we can have staff available to transfer that knowledge with on-site and remote training. m) What happens if the Helpdesk cannot resolve the problem? o Our help desk is staffed by knowledgeable and friendly technicians who are trained to provide excep�onal customer service. We have escala�on procedures that extend all the way to Senior Engineer and PM support, so no �cket will go unatended, no mater the severity to ensure every issue is resolved. n) Does the Helpdesk understand that they should never ask for CITY end user login passwords? o Yes - Cybersecurity Awareness Training is part of our training. o) Does the Helpdesk understand they should never put sensi�ve informa�on in any public communica�ons? o Yes - Cybersecurity Awareness Training is part of our training. C. Security 1. Describe your strategy for securing your client’s data. Include PROPOSER’s policies as well as any security cer�ficates that you possess, including the year each was originally obtained. o Pace was cer�fied to be CyberREadyMBE, DoD NIST 800-171 v2 2. Explain how PROPOSER will insure that the security clearances required are adhered to. o Our Senior Project and Account Manager is a seasoned CyberSecurity leader with over 20 years in Finance, Healthcare, Higher Educa�on, and K-12 environments. He understands to maintain Pace in compliance with various security frameworks and government clearance. 3. Describe PROPOSER’s security cer�fica�on and exper�se. o Pace’s Security Team holds various security cer�fica�ons such as CISSP, OSCP, OWSP, and CRTP. 238 32 4. Describe PROPOSER’s handling of mul�-factor authen�ca�on internally. o Pace mandates internally using MFA , Two -FA , and VPN as part of internal access to Pace’s environment. 5. Provide details of PROPOSER’s prac�ces for staying current on regula�ons, legisla�on, cer�fica�ons and compliance. o To maintain our Security Cer�fica�on, our team are members of CISA, NIST, MITRE ATT&CK®, HIPPA, COPPA , FedRAM, and FISMA. 6. Describe background checks performed for all PROPOSER’s staff. o Pace partner with a Professional Reference Check company and perform a background check on ALL employees with Na�onal Criminal Search, Sex Offender Search, SSN Trace, and Global Watchlist Search. 7. How does PROPOSER stay informed regarding security alerts and/or events? o Staying informed regarding security alerts and events is crucial to maintaining the security of your systems and data. Here are some effec�ve prac�ces to keep yourself updated on security alerts and poten�al threats:  Security News Websites  Vendor Security Advisories  CERT/CSIRT Alerts  Security Blogs and Podcasts  Threat Intelligence Feeds  CVE Databases  Social Media  Government Security Agencies  Email Alerts  Security Forums and Community Groups  Vulnerability Databases  Security Tools and Solu�ons  Incident Response Teams  Regular Security Assessments 8. How does PROPOSER no�fy and manage security events for your clients? o We offer several SIEM solu�ons based on the need of our clients. Pace can assist the CITY to evaluate and procure the right SIEN solu�on that fits the CITY’ Cybersecurity Strategy. 9. How does PROPOSER manage mobile device security? o Pace uses Microso� InTune internally. 10. How does PROPOSER ensure best security prac�ces are being followed? o To maintain our Security Cer�fica�on, our team are members of CISA, NIST, MITRE ATT&CK ®, HIPPA, COPPA , FedRAM, and FISMA. 11. Is an annual security assessment and report included in PROPOSER’sr service? No, Pace can perform FULL Cybersecurity Risk Assessment as of scope service. 239 33 D. Management Deliverables and Reports 1. Include descrip�ons of any reports used to summarize and provide detailed informa�on for managed services customers. o Monthly Service Report: This includes key performance indicators (KPIs), service availability, incident and problem resolu�on sta�s�cs, and a summary of any significant ac�vi�es or changes undertaken. o Service Level Agreement (SLA) Compliance Report: This report focuses on the performance of the managed services against the agreed-upon SLAs. It outlines how well Pace has met the promised service levels, such as response �mes, up�me, and resolu�on �mes. o Incident Report: When an incident occurs, a detailed report is generated to document the issue, its impact, the ac�ons taken to resolve it, and any preven�ve measures implemented to avoid similar incidents. o Security Report: This report highlights the managed services provider's security measures to protect the customer's systems and data. o Performance Metrics Report: This report provides performance data on various aspects of the managed systems, such as server performance, network bandwidth, and applica�on responsiveness. It includes historical trends and comparisons to benchmarks. o Capacity Planning Report: This report helps the “City” plan for future resource needs by analyzing the current resource u�liza�on and predic�ng future requirements based on growth paterns and expected changes. o Cost Op�miza�on Report: This report outlines opportuni�es for cost savings, such as rightsizing resources, op�mizing licensing, or adop�ng more efficient technologies. o Backup and Disaster Recovery Report: This report assesses the effec�veness and reliability of backup and disaster recovery processes. o User Sa�sfac�on Survey Report: Pace conducts regular surveys to gauge the City's sa�sfac�on. This report compiles survey results and feedback to understand how well Pace meets the CITY ’s expecta�ons and iden�fies areas for improvement. 2. Include sample reports as atachments to the Proposal to provide an example of the types of reports that will be provided for this engagement. Due to the sensitivity and Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), we signed restrict our ability to share the reports. 240 34 E. Documenta�on and Records a) Describe how PROPOSER would document and record maintenance, installa�on, performance, and changes to the system. Pace follows ITIL Library's best prac�ces and guidelines for IT service management (ITSM). It provides a comprehensive framework for managing IT services to align them with the needs of the business and deliver value to customers. b) Describe the documenta�on that PROPOSER would make available to The City of Winter Springs at the end of the contract period. As a managed services provider, Pace Systems provide comprehensive documenta�on to the CITY at the end of the contract period. This documenta�on is essen�al for ensuring a smooth transi�on of services and maintaining a record of the services delivered throughout the contract. The documenta�on includes, but is not limited to, the following:  Service Level Agreement (SLA  Scope of Work (SOW)  Asset Inventory  System and Network Diagrams  Configura�on and Setup Guides  Incident and Problem Reports  Change Management Records  User Documenta�on and Training Materials:  Security and Compliance Documenta�on  Backup and Disaster Recovery Plans  Vendor and Supplier Contacts  Financial Records c) Describe how PROPOSER would maintain confiden�ality in strict conformance with sensi�ve CITY data, State law and other Confiden�ality laws and regula�ons. o We implemented policies and internal opera�onal controls according to NIST, MITRE ATT&CK®, HIPPA, and PCII-DSS frameworks to maintain our Security Cer�fica�on. QUESTIONNAIRE 5: DOCUMENTATION AND REPORTING 1. Please provide up to two examples of documenta�on that PROPOSER would create on the CITY’s behalf when se�ng up new systems. a) System Implementa�on Plan b) System Configura�on and Setup Guide 2. How does PROPOSER report daily and weekly ac�vity to the CITY’s IT manager? a) Pace recommends standing weekly status mee�ngs, between 15-30 mins per mee�ng. 3. Do you have examples of repor�ng that PROPOSER would provide? o See Exhibit C – SLA Repor�ng Samples 241 35 QUESTIONNAIRE 6: SECURITY All staff working on Police Department informa�on systems shall submit to a full fingerprint based background check to sa�sfy Criminal Jus�ce Informa�on Systems (CJIS) security policy and must comply with the requirements outlined in the CJIS Security Addendum. This informa�on will be forwarded to the State of Florida for all clearances as required. The successful PROPOSER will not incur any costs other than their own staff �me for this ve�ng process. Please outline any experience PROPOSER has with these requirements and state how it will facilitate and maintain compliance with this requirement from onboarding throughout the term of the awarded Agreement. QUESTIONNAIRE 7: PROPOSER’S STAFF TRAINING Describe how PROPOSER intends to ensure that all personnel contribu�ng to the management of CITY’s informa�on technology system are properly trained and monitored to ensure that they are performing their du�es at proficient levels. Our Senior Project and Account Manager is a seasoned CyberSecurity and Execu�ve leader with over 20 years in Finance, Healthcare, Higher Educa�on, and K-12 environments. Your “SPAM ” understands the need to communicate and share execu�ve reports with the CITY leadership. He will work with the CITY’s IT Manager to guide work with the CITY’s leaders. QUESTIONNAIRE 8: PROJECT MANAGEMENT A. What experience in Project Management does PROPOSER’s organiza�on have? Your assigned “SPA M and SSE” have over 50 years of experiences working in the Banking, Healthcare, Municipali�es, K-12, Higher Educa�on and enterprise organiza�ons managing hundreds of projects. Their diverse background in different sectors allow them to encountered a wide range of challenges and complexi�es in their projects. This experience allows them to draw from various best prac�ces and tailor solu�ons to meet the unique requirements of each industry. Their collec�ve experience in handling hundreds of projects allow them encountered various project management methodologies, industry regula�ons, and stakeholder expecta�ons. This experience would likely enable them to navigate complexi�es efficiently and deliver successful outcomes for the CITY current and future projects. B. Any cer�fied PMP? - No 242 36 QUESTIONNAIRE 9: INFRASTRUCTURE HEALTH MONITORING 1. Describe PROPOSER’s monitoring tools and strategies to monitor and insure the stability of the compu�ng environment at the CITY. Our RMM and SolarWinds NCM tools allow Pace Team to monitor the CITY’s environment. 2. Describe how these monitoring results would be communicated to the CITY. QUESTIONNAIRE 10: FEE STRUCTURE The CITY requests a fixed fee structure all-inclusive of all services provided. Include a fee breakdown based on the fixed fee pricing model. Please provide the following Manadatory Forms (i) a Fee Structure Spreadsheet Price Proposal ( See Appendix A Cost Proposal - Part 1), and (ii) Acceptance of Proposal Terms and Condi�ons (see Proposal Form 1 – Proposer Informa�on and Acknowledgement Form). Please address the following: a) Are monthly/quarterly/yearly costs increased or decreased due to environmental changes? If so, please describe (i.e. adding or removing servers or users). b) Based on the CITY’s current support requirements; provide PROPOSER’s ongoing monthly/quarterly fees and what is included. Address specifically the following list of items and if not included, please provide any separate fees the CITY would incur. Please provide “a la carte” pricing for any services PROPOSER can provide which is not included in this list: A. On-site Time B. Helpdesk Support C. A�er-hours Support D. Response Time/Problem Resolu�on Time E. Travel Time F. Vendor Management G. Training for City Users H. Project Management I. OS/Applica�on Upgrades J. Addi�onal Equipment, Applica�ons, and/or Users K. Special Requests and/or Projects beyond the Scope of this RFP L. Regular in-person Business Review M. Regular Repor�ng on System Health in business terms N. Response to Major System Problems or Outages O. Coverage and Response During Emergency Opera�ons and/or Ac�va�ons P. Overall Descrip�on and Outline of the Level of Service Included for the Proposed Fees o Describe work and related costs that are specifically excluded from the contract, i.e. any op�onal/incremental ongoing services or project fees, (see Appendix A Cost Proposal – Part 2). 243 37 Exhibit C – SLA Repor�ng Examples, not actual SLAs 244 38 245 39 246 40 Sec�on F – Cost & Time 247 Appendix A COST PROPOSAL WORKSHEET Part 1: Minimum Required Services Cost Per Month to the CITY for the Minimum Required Services defined in the Statement of Work shall be: $_____________________ ( print/type out amount here) Part 2: Optional Services Unit Cost These are the “a la carte” prices for additional/incremental services offered by the PROPOSER Description Unit Unit Cost $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Total: PROPOSER may add additional lines and/or pages to accommodate its list of additional/incremental services offered Risk Assessment - Full Scope Vulnerability Scaning Internal Network Penetration Testing External Penetration Testing Backup Strategy 24,000 20,000 18,000 15,000 TBD 25,200.00 248 41 Exhibit E – Appendix A Cost Proposal Worksheet CONFIDENTIAL Please see APPENDIX A Cost Proposal for addi�onal infoma�on Monthly Invoicing 25,200.00$ * On-site Services @ 2 FT T/S 15,600.00$ Avg. 40 Hrs x2 On-Site Desktop Support Education/Training Required Reporting Remote Support 8,000.00$ Including but not Limited to 24/7 Help Desk Remote Pace Engineer Ticket Escalation Education/Training Required Reporting Threat Op/Security Monitor 1,000.00$ 24/7 Monitor Project Management 600.00$ Gap Assessment Security Optimization Account Administration Required Reporting *Monthly adjustment for additions to supported devices or users *Yearly review and joint discussion with appropriate City of Winter Springs Personnel for 3% Price Increase August 25,200.00$ August 25,830.00$ August 26,475.75$ September 25,200.00$ September 25,830.00$ September 26,475.75$ October 25,200.00$ October 25,830.00$ October 26,475.75$ November 25,200.00$ November 25,830.00$ November 26,475.75$ December 25,200.00$ December 25,830.00$ December 26,475.75$ January 25,200.00$ January 25,830.00$ January 26,475.75$ February 25,200.00$ February 25,830.00$ February 26,475.75$ March 25,200.00$ March 25,830.00$ March 26,475.75$ April 25,200.00$ April 25,830.00$ April 26,475.75$ May 25,200.00$ May 25,830.00$ May 26,475.75$ June 25,200.00$ June 25,830.00$ June 26,475.75$ July 25,200.00$ July 25,830.00$ July 26,475.75$ 302,400.00$ 309,960.00$ 317,709.00$ 309,960.00$ 317,709.00$ 325,651.73$ *Yearly review and joint discussion with appropriate City of Winter Springs Personnel for 3% Price Increase. 1/2 ppt discount for monthly payment. Assuming Monthly payment, calculation is made with 1/2 ppt discount. Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 2023-2024 2024-2025 2025-2026 249 42 Sec�on G – Mandatory Forms • Form 1 - Proposer Informa�on and Acknowledgment Form – Signed • Form 2 - References Informa�on Form • Form 3 - Insurance Requirements Form - signed • Form 4 - Scru�nized Company Cer�fica�on - Signed and Notarized • Form 5 - Non-Collusion Affidavit - Signed and Notarized • Form 6 - Drug Free Workplace Form- Signed • Form 7 - SMWBE U�liza�on Plan • Form 8 - Public En�ty Crimes Statement - Signed and Notarized • Form 9 - E-Verify Statement – Signed • Form 10 - Conflict of Interest Statement - Signed and Notarized 250 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM PROPOSER INFORMATION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM For Managed IT Services RFP #06-23-01 JD The undersigned PROPOSER does hereby agree to furnish the City of Winter Springs, Florida, the items listed in accordance with the minimum requirements/evaluation criteria shown by the Request for Proposal to be delivered to the specified site for the price indicated. IT IS THE PROPOSER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO CHECK www.demandstar.com FOR FINAL DOCUMENTS AND ADDENDA BEFORE SUBMITTAL THIS PROPOSAL MUST BE SIGNED BY THE PRINCIPAL OR DIRECTOR AS INDICATED BY THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE, DIVISION OF CORPORATIONS (www.sunbiz.org). Proof of corporate signer must be submitted with Proposal. If not submitted, PROPOSER will be considered non-responsive. Use Sunbiz website screen shot or copy of Corporate Resolution or Power of Attorney. PROPOSER NAME: TAX ID# SNN or EIN: PROPOSER ADDRESS: PURCHASE ORDER ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER: COMPANY WEBSITE: COMPANY CONTACT (REP): CONTACT EMAIL ADDRESS: SIGNATURE: THE UNDERSIGNED: A. Acknowledges receipt of: 1. RFP # 06-23-01 JD Pertaining To: Managed IT Services 2. Addenda: Number ________, dated ____________. Number _________, dated ____________. B. Has examined the site and all RFP Documents and understands that in submitting its Proposal, they waive all right to plead any misunderstanding regarding the same. C. Agrees: 1. To hold this Proposal open for 90 calendar days after the bid opening date. 2. To furnish the goods and/or services specified in this RFP at the prices quoted in my responsive Proposal and in compliance with the RFP Documents. 3. To accept the provisions of the Instructions to PROPOSERS. 4. To negotiate a contract with the CITY incorporating the Proposal prices, if selected on the basis of this Proposal. 5. To accomplish the work in accordance with the contract documents. D. Certifies: 1. That all information contained in this Proposal is truthful to the best of my knowledge and belief. 2. That I am duly authorized to submit this Proposal on behalf of the PROPOSER and that the PROPOSER is ready, willing, and able to perform if awarded the Proposal. Stipulated Amount A. Submit on Cost Proposal Worksheet, Appendix A. 36-3240909 Pace Systems, Inc. 2040 Corporate Lane, Naperville, IL 60563 630-395-2260 pace-systems.com Oai Huynh, Director of Security, vCISO ohuynh@pace-systems.com 2040 Corporate Lane, Naperville, IL 60563 1 7/14/2023 251 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM REFERECE INFORMATION FORM IT Managed Services RFP # 06-23-01 JD PROPOSER shall submit as a part of the Proposal package, a minimum of three (3) and maximum of five (5) of the most significant projects which were performed within the last three (3) years as set forth below. Project #1: Project Name: Type of Project/Service: Address: Contracting Agency/Client: Contact Name and Phone #: Contact Email Address and Fax #: Contract Amount: Date Work Performed: Project #2: Project Name: Type of Project/Service: Address: Contracting Agency/Client: Contact Name and Phone #: Contact Email Address and Fax #: Contract Amount: Date Work Performed: Project #3: Project Name: Type of Project/Service: Address: Contracting Agency/Client: Contact Name and Phone #: Contact Email Address and Fax #: Contract Amount: Date Work Performed: Project #4: Project Name: Type of Project/Service: Address: Contracting Agency/Client: Contact Name and Phone #: Contact Email Address and Fax #: Contract Amount: Date Work Performed: Project #5: Project Name: Type of Project/Service: Address: Contracting Agency/Client: Contact Name and Phone #: Contact Email Address and Fax #: Contract Amount: Date Work Performed: U-46 School District 2019-present laurencebarron@u-46.org City Colleges of Chicago Steve Saba - Director, Technology Support Services Laurence Barron - Director of Information Services ssaba@ccc.edu University of Illinois Health System Andrew Mosio amosio@uic.edu 252 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS FORM Insurance Type Required Limits Worker’s Compensation Statutory Limits of Florida Statutes, Chapter 440 and all Federal Government Statutory Limits Employer’s Liability $1,000,000 each accident, single limit per occurrence Commercial General Liability (Occurrence Form) patterned after the current ISO form $1,000,000 single limit per occurrence $3,000,000 aggregate for Bodily Injury Liability & Property Damage Liability. This shall include Premises and Operations; Independent Contractors; Products & Completed Operations & Contractual Liability. Indemnification To the maximum extent permitted by Florida law, the Contractor/Vendor/Consultant shall indemnify and hold harmless City of Winter Springs, its officers and employees from any and all liabilities, damages, losses and costs, including, but not limited to, reasonable attorneys’ fees and paralegals’ fees, to the extent caused by the negligence, recklessness, or intentional wrongful conduct of the Contractor/Vendor/Consultant or anyone employed or utilized by the Contractor/Vendor/Consultant in the performance of the Agreement. This indemnification obligation shall not be construed to negate, abridge or reduce any other rights or remedies which otherwise may be available to an indemnified party or person described in this paragraph. This section does not pertain to any incident arising from the sole negligence of the City of Winter Springs. Automobile Liability $1,000,000 each person; Bodily Injury & Property Damage, Owned/Non-owned/Hired; Automobile Included. Other PROPOSER shall ensure that all subcontractors comply with the same insurance requirements that it is required to meet. The same PROPOSER shall provide the CITY with certificates of insurance meeting the required insurance provisions. The City of Winter Springs must be named as “Additional Insured” on the Insurance Certificate for Commercial General Liability where required. The Certificate Holder shall be named as City of Winter Springs. Thirty (30) days cancellation notice required. The undersigned firm agrees to obtain, prior to award, if selected, insurance as stated above. PROPOSER Authorized Signature Officer Title Date Pace Systems, Inc. Director of Security, vCISO 08/01/2023 253 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM SCRUTINIZED COMPANY CERTIFICATION Florida Statutes, Sections 287.135 and 215.473 Pursuant to Section 287.135, Florida Statutes (2017), a company is ineligible to, and may not, bid on, submit a Proposal for, or enter into or renew a contract with the CITY for goods or services of: a. Any amount if, at the time of bidding on, submitting a Proposal for, or entering into or renewing such contract, the company is on the Scrutinized Companies that Boycott Israel List, created pursuant to s. 215.4725, or is engaged in a boycott of Israel; or b. One million dollars or more if, at the time of bidding on, submitting a Proposal for, or entering into or renewing such contract, the company: Is on the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in Sudan List or the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in the Iran Petroleum Energy Sector List, created pursuant to s. 215.473; or Is engaged in business operations in Cuba or Syria. Subject to limited exceptions provided in state law, the CITY will not contract for the provision of goods or services with any scrutinized company referred to above. The PROPOSER must submit this required certification form attesting that it is not a scrutinized company and is not engaging in prohibited business operations. The following shall be grounds for termination of the contract at the option of the awarding body: a. The PROPOSER is found to have submitted a false certification; been placed on the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in Sudan List or the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in the Iran Petroleum Energy Sector List; b. Been placed on the Scrutinized Companies that Boycott Israel List or c. Is engaged in a boycott of Israel; or d. Been engaged in business operations in Cuba or Syria. The CITY shall provide notice, in writing, to the PROPOSER of any determination concerning a false certification. a. The PROPOSER shall have five (5) days from receipt of notice to refute the false certification allegation. b. If such false certification is discovered during the active contract term, the PROPOSER shall have ninety (90) days following receipt of the notice to respond in writing and demonstrate that the determination of false certification was made in error. c. If the PROPOSER does not demonstrate that the CITY’s determination of false certification was made in error then the CITY shall have the right to terminate the contract and seek civil remedies pursuant to Section 287.135, Florida Statutes. 254 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM THIS CERTIFICATION FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND INCLUDED IN YOUR BID RESPONSE. FAILURE TO SUBMIT THIS FORM AS INSTRUCTED SHALL RENDER YOUR BID SUBMITTAL NON-RESPONSIVE. a.The Vendor, owners, or principals are aware of the requirements of Section 287.135, Florida Statutes; and b.The Vendor, owners, or principals are eligible to participate in this solicitation and not listed on the Scrutinized Companies that Boycott Israel List or engaged in a boycott of Israel; and c.For contracts of one million dollars or more, the Vendor, owners, or principals are eligible to participate in this solicitation and not listed on the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in Sudan List or the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in the Iran Petroleum Energy Sector List and, further, are not engaged in business operations in Cuba or Syria; and If awarded the Contract, the Vendor, owners, or principals will immediately notify the CITY in writing if any of its company, owners, or principals: are placed on the Scrutinized Companies that Boycott Israel List, the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in Sudan List, or the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in the Iran Petroleum Energy Sector List; engage in a boycott of Israel; or engage in business operations in Cuba or Syria. (Authorized Signature) (Printed Name and Title) PROPOSER STATE OF _______________________________ COUNTY OF _____________________________ The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me by means of (_____) physical presence or (_____) online notarization, this ______ day of __________, 2023 by _________________________________ the _______________________________ of ______________________________, a ___________________________ (____) who is personally known to me or (_____) who produced ______________________________________ as identification. _________________________________________________________________ Notary Public Print Name: _______________________________________________________ My Commission Expires: _____________________________________________ Oai Huynh, Director of Security, vCISO Pace Systems, Inc. Illinois DuPage X 2nd August Oai Huynh vCISO Pace Systems, Inc.n Illinois corp x - - Stephanie Hubbard 4/17/27 255 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM NON-COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT of PRIME RESPONDENT STATE OF COUNTY OF ____________________________________, being duly sworn, deposes and says that: (1) He/she is ___________________________ of ________________________________________ Title PROPOSER The PROPOSER that has submitted the attached response. (2) He/she is fully informed respecting the preparation and contents of the attached Proposal and of all pertinent circumstances respecting such Proposal. (3) Such Proposal is genuine and is not a collusive or sham Proposal. (4) Neither the said PROPOSER nor any of its officers, partners, owners, agent representatives, employees or parties in interest including this affiant, has in any way, colluded, conspired, or agreed, directly or indirectly, with any other PROPOSER, firm or person, to submit a collusive or sham Proposal in connection with the Agreement for which the attached Proposal has been submitted or to refrain from proposing in connection with such Agreement, or has in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by Agreement or collusion or communication or conference with any other PROPOSER, firm or person to fix the price or prices in the attached Proposal or of any other PROPOSER, or to fix any overhead, profit or cost element of the proposed price or the proposed price of any other PROPOSER, or to secure through any collusion, conspiracy, connivance or unlawful Agreement any advantage against the City of Winter Springs, Florida, or any person interested in the proposed Agreement. (5) The price or prices quoted in the attached Proposal are fair and proper and are not tainted by any collusion, conspiracy, or unlawful Agreement on the part of the PROPOSER or any of its agents, representatives, owners, employees, or parties of interest, including affiant. (Signed) (Title) STATE OF _______________________________________ COUNTY OF _____________________________________ The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ______________________by _____________________________, who is (___) personally known to me or (___) who has produced __________________________________ as identification and who (did / did not) take an oath. ___________________________________ (Signature of Notary Public) ___________________________________ (Name of Notary Typed, Printed or Stamped) Notary Public ___________________________________ (Commission Number) Illinois DuPage Illinois DuPage Oai Huynh Virtual CISO / Director of Information Security Pace Systems, Inc. Virtual CISO / Director of Information Security Stephanie Hubbard 2nd day of August 2023 Oai Huynh, vCISO x -- 891941 256 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM DRUG FREE WORKPLACE FORM The undersigned PROPOSER, in accordance with Florida Statute 287.087 hereby certifies that _____________________________________________________ does: PROPOSER 1. Publish a statement notifying employees that the unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensing, possession or use of a controlled substance is prohibited in the workplace and specifying the actions that will be taken against employees for violations of such prohibition. 2. Inform employees about the dangers of drug abuse in the workplace, the business’s policy of maintaining a drug-free workplace, any available drug counseling, rehabilitation, and employee assistance programs, and the penalties that may be imposed upon employees for drug abuse violations. 3. Give each employee engaged in providing the commodities or contractual services that are under contract a copy of the Drug-Free statement. 4. Notify the employees that as a condition of working on the commodities or contractual services that are under contract, employee will abide by the terms of the statement and will notify the employer of any conviction of, or plea of guilty or nolo contendere to, any violation of Chapter 893 or of any controlled substance law of the United States or any state, for a violation occurring in the workplace no later than five (5) days after such conviction. 5. Impose a sanction on, or require the satisfactory participation in a drug abuse assistance or rehabilitation program if such is available in the employee’s community, by any employee who is so convicted. 6. Make a good faith effort to continue to maintain a drug-free workplace through implementation of this section. 7. As the person authorized to sign the statement, I certify that this business complies fully with the above requirements. (Authorized Signature) (Date) (Print/Type Name as Signed Above Pace Systems, Inc. Oai Huynh 08/0/2023 257 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM SMWBE UTILIZATION PLAN Small, Minority, and Women’s Business Enterprises (SMWBE), and Labor Surplus Area Firms Utilization PROPOSER: _____________________________________________________________ Project Name : IT Managed Services RFP Number : RFP 06-23-01 JD CFR §200.321 requires local governments to take all necessary affirmative steps to assure that minority business, women’s business enterprises, and labor surplus area firms are used when possible. The CITY requires that PROPOSERS (Prime Contractors), if subcontracts are to be let, to take the five affirmative steps as cited below. Please describe your firm’s plan for identifying and potential use of SMWBE and Labor Surplus Area Firms. Additional pages may be attached, as necessary. • Placing qualified small and minority business and women’s business enterprises on solicitation lists. • Assuring that small and minority businesses, and women’s business enterprises are solicited whenever they are potential sources. • Dividing total requirements, when economically feasible, into smaller tasks or quantities to permit maximum participation by small and minority business and women’s business enterprises. • Establishing delivery schedules where the requirement permits, which encourage participation by small and minority businesses, and women’s business enterprises and veteran owned businesses. • Using the services and assistance, as appropriate, of such organizations as the Small Business Administration or the Florida Office of Supplier Diversity https://www.dms.myflorida.com/agency_administration/office_of_supplier_diversity_osd Pace Systems, Inc. 258 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES STATEMENT SWORN STATEMENT UNDER F.S. SECTION 287.133(3) (A), ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER OFFICER AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS. 1.This sworn statement is submitted with Proposal for RFP #06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services. 2.This sworn statement is submitted by (PROPOSER) ____________________________ whose business address is _____________________________________ and (if applicable) Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) is _____________________ (If a Sole Proprietor and you have no FEIN, include the last four (4) digits of your Social Security Number: ______________. 3.My name is ____________________ and my relationship to the PROPOSER named above is_____________________. 4.I understand that a "public entity crime" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(a) (g). Florida Statutes, means a violation of any state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly related to the transaction of business with any public entity or with an agency or political subdivision of any other state or with the United States, including, but not limited to, any proposal or contract for goods or services to be provided to any public entity or any agency or political subdivision of any other state or of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud, theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation. 5.I understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defined in paragraph 287.133(a) (b), Florida Statutes, means finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any federal or state trial court of records relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1, 1989, as a result of a jury verdict, non-jury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere. 6.I understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1) (a), Florida Statutes, means: •A predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or •An entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in the management of an affiliate. The City of Fernandina Beach, Florida ownership by one of shares constituting a controlling income among persons when not for fair interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair market value under a length agreement, shall be a prima facie case that one person controls another person. A person who was knowingly convicted of a public entity crime, in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate. 7.I understand that a "person" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1) (e), Florida Statutes, means any natural person or entity organized under the laws of the state or of the United States with the legal power to enter into a binding contract for provision of goods or services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public entity. The term "person" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of an entity. directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of an entity. 8.Based on information and belief, the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity submitting this sworn statement. (Please indicate which statement applies) ____Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in management of the entity, nor affiliate of the entity have been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. ____The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of the officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in management of the entity, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. (Please attach a copy of the final order.) ____The person or affiliate was placed on the convicted FIRM list. There has been a subsequent proceeding before a hearing officer of the State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings. The final order entered by the hearing officer determined that it was in public interest to remove the person or affiliate from the convicted FIRM list. (Please attach a copy of the final order.) ____The person or affiliate has not been placed on the convicted FIRM list. (Please describe any action taken by, or pending with, the Department of General Services.) ___________________________________________________________ Signature Date: Pace Systems, Inc. 2040 Corporate Lane, Naperville, IL 60563 36-3240909 Oai Huynh Virtual CISO / Director of Information Security 08/01/2023 259 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES STATEMENT cont. STATE OF _____________________________ COUNTY OF ___________________________ PERSONALLY, APPEARED BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, who, after first being sworn by me, affixed his/her signature at the space provided above on this ___ day of ________________, 20____, and is personally known to me, or has provided ______________________ as identification. ___________________________________My Commission expires: ________________ Notary Public Illinois DuPage 2nd August 23 _____________________ 4/17/2027 260 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM E-VERIFY STATEMENT Bid/Proposal Number: RFP # 06-23-01 JD Project Description: IT Managed Services I/FIRM acknowledges and agrees to the following: I/FIRM shall utilize the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s E-Verify system, in accordance with the terms governing use of the system, to confirm the employment eligibility of: 1. All persons employed by the PROPOSER during the term of the Contract to perform employment duties with the CITY, and 2. All persons assigned by the PROPOSER to perform work pursuant to the contract with the CITY PROPOSER: __________________________________________________________________ Authorized Signature: __________________________________________________________ Title: ________________________________________________________________________ Date: _______________________________________________________________________ Pace Systems, Inc. Director of Security, vCISO 08/01/2023 261 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT This sworn statement is submitted with Proposal or Contract for RFP # 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services. This sworn statement is submitted by (PROPOSER) __________________________________ whose business address is _________________________________________ and (if applicable) Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) is _____________________( If a Sole Proprietor and you have no FEIN, include the last four (4) digits of your Social Security Number: ____________.) My name is ______________________________________ and my relationship to the PROPOSER named above is_________________________________. 1.The above-named PROPOSER is submitting a Proposal for the Winter Springs. 2.The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in the Affidavit based upon his/her own knowledge. 3.The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Proposal is being submitted and that the above-named entity has no financial interest in other entities submitting Proposals for the same project. 4.Neither the Affiant nor the above- named PROPOSER has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraints of free competitive pricing in connection with the PROPOSER’s submittal for the above Proposal. This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of negotiations if necessary and execution of the Contract for this project. 5.Neither the PROPOSER nor its affiliates, nor anyone associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from participation in contract letting by any local, State, or Federal Agency. 6.Neither the PROPOSER nor its affiliates, nor anyone associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any other clients, contracts, or property interests for this project. 7.I certify that no member of the PROPOSER’s ownership or management is presently applying for an employee position or actively seeking an elected position with the City of Winter Springs. 8.I certify that no member of the PROPOSER’s ownership or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City of Winter Springs. 9.In the event that a conflict of interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above-named PROPOSER, will immediately notify the City of Winter Springs. ________________________________________________________ Signature Date: STATE OF ____________________________ COUNTY OF __________________________ PERSONALLY, APPEARED BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, who, after first being sworn by me, affixed his/her signature at the space provided above on this ___ day of ________________, 20___, and is personally known to me, or has provided _____________________________ as identification. ________________________________________ My Commission expires: ____________________ Notary Signature Pace Systems, Inc. 2040 Corporate Lane, Naperville, IL 60563 36-3240909 Illinois DuPage Oai Huynh Virtual CISO / Director of Information Security 08/01/2023 2nd August 23 ______________________ 4/17/27 262 43 Sec�on H – Florida State Filing Excerpts from Company’s by -law 263 Presented by: Mrs. Cindy Mill-Smith Major Account Representative Cell: 407-394-9262 csmith@sissines.com Mr. Dean Eisold IT Manager deisold@sissines.com 407-404-6488 Ext. 244 Mr. Mike Sanguine Regional VP of Sales msanguine@sissines.com Sissine’s Business Solutions of Orlando Office: (407) 404-6488 Ext. 255 www.Sissines.com Presentation For: City of Winter Springs IT Managed Services RFP #06-23-01 JD The Sissine’s Difference Attn: Stuart MacLean – Interim Procurement Manager 407-327-7581 smaclean@winterspringsfl.org 264 265 Table of Contents: 1. Introduction Letter 2. Qualifications Mission, History, & Services 3. Other Information- Why Sissine’s Total Solutions Provider Additional Software & Vlue Added 4. Cost & Time- Appendix A. Cost Proposal Worksheet Statement of what is included in the package. 5. Mandatory Proposal Forms 6. Florida State Corporate Filing 7. Computer Audit 8. Sissine’s Manage IT Services & Support Agreement 266 1. Introduction Letter 267 A. Introduction Letter: Being your “Partner in Technology”, not just another vendor! Hello Jonathan and City of Winter Springs Staff, We thank you for the opportunity to compete for your Managed IT Services. I realize you know myself and Mike Sanguine. In the future, I would like the opportunity to bring in our IT Manager, Dean Eisold when the right time arises. The proposed solution was designed to maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of your IT infrastructure. We are ready to provide you with two (2) full time On-Site IT Experts to support your network, servers, phone systems, desktops/laptops, wireless access points, security cameras, access controls systems and much more. Our Managed IT Systems are specifically selected to meet the unique demands of the City of Winter Springs environment and it is our intention for this project to integrate seamlessly into your current environment. In addition to the On-Site Dedicated IT Technicians, we Maintain & Support your IT infrastructure, your Security Protection, Server Management, Network Management, Data Backup & Recovery. Hosted Secure email, Cloud Integration, Consulting, and Project Management. We believe in the Power of Partnership. Sissine’s Office Systems is dedicated to helping companies become more efficient, productive, and competitive. Capitalizing on the best in office technologies from the world’s top manufacturers, we provide innovative solutions, responsive to our customers’ imaging, document, and information systems needs and objectives. Sissine’s Business Solutions’ commitment to your company’s success is just beginning. Following implementation, we will service and support your IT, so you continue to function at optimal capacity and meet the demands of your daily network systems. Cindy Smith, Mike Sanguine, Dean Eisold and the whole Sissine’s Business Solutions Team are here for you! Believing customer service begins with implementation of the two On-Site Experts and will continue to support your business by helping for today and solving other business objectives in the future. Maintaining regular contact with users to ensure their satisfaction with our On-Site Staff while monitoring your network 24/7, 365 to ensure timely responses to any issues. Lastly, we like to have quarterly meetings with your company and your management team to insure 100% customer satisfaction. Sincerely, Cindy Smith Major Accounts Executive Sissine’s Business Solutions of Orlando, LLC. A. 268 2. Qualifications Mission History References Service 269 Sissine’s is a US based servicing provider that offers an array of hardware and software solutions in the office imaging industry. Sissine’s offers customers a One -Stop Shop providing a broad line of digital office imaging solutions including the sale and service of copiers, fax machines, printers, wide -format, computer systems, phone systems, storage solutions, facility management services and Managed IT Solutions. At Sissine’s we have been addressing the changing needs of our clients since 1981 by providing best -in-class equipment, outstanding service, and exceptional support. Sissine's offers the latest in digital office technology including a full line of award winning copiers, printers, faxes, wide format printers,electronic document storage solutions and software solutions. We are an organization made up of over 100 employees with "Zero" debt and 100% dedication to providing exceptional service all of the time. We are on target to do over $32 million dollars in Revenue this year after coming off of a $26 million Revenue year in 2022. We are fully trained and equipped to serve our clients with the latest total document solutions. Sissine’s is dedicated to helping companies become more efficient, productive, and competitive. Capitalizing on the best in office technologies from the world's top manufacturers, we provide innovative solutions, responsive to our customers 'imaging, document, and information systems needs and objectives. Sissine’s commitment to your company’s success is just beginning. Following implementation, we will service and support your solution to ensure it continues to function at optimal capacity and meet the demands of your daily document workflow. Philosophy: The Company philosophy is to provide “Automated Service & Supplies” with a decentralized structure, regional operations will maintain their success and management, preserving and building upon existing customer relationships. Mission Statement: Sissine’s Office Systems strives to provide only the best products and services in each industry. We will provide the most advanced technology, service, and staff only after we have identified the most efficient, productive, and economical opportunities for each customer. We translate these advanced technologies into value for our customers through our professional solutions, services and consulting businesses. Goals & Objectives: The company goals are to think BIG, constantly educate our staff, and constantly evolve with up and coming technology. Sissine’s Office Solutions is a successful company that is a leader in customer service and has a loyal customer following. The goal is to maintain customer satisfaction by obtaining 99% retention on current customers. BRIEF HISTORY, MISSION, AND GOALS 270 www.sissines.com Vendor: Sissine’s Business Solutions of Orlando, LLC FEIN 46-3694974 Corporate: Sissine’s Office Systems, Inc - FEIN 59-2139556 Date of Incorporation: 1981 Years in Business: 41 Annual Revenues: $25,595,000 Number Of Employees: 100+ Physical Address: 995 W. Kennedy Blvd. Ste. 35 Orlando, FL 32810 (407) 404-6488 phone Mail/Billing Address: 6123 Phillips Highway Jacksonville, FL 32216 (888) 771-2679 Primary Contacts: Cindy Smith - Major Account Executive csmith@sissines.com Mike Sanguine – V.P. msanguine@sissines.com Organizational Structure of Business 271 Corporate Certificates Sissine’s Business Solutions is a Solely Owned Subsidiary Of Sissine’s Office Solutions. DRUG FREE WORKPLACE: Sissine’s is proud to be a Drug Free Workplace and have service technicians pass background checks. We hold a high standard of conduct for all our employees and staff. 272 Orlando Location Sissines Business Solutions of Orlando, LLC 995 W. Kennedy Blvd., Ste. 35 Orlando, FL 32810 Phone: 407-404-6488 www.sissines.com 273 Locations 274 275 Managed IT Services 276 The following personnel will be a part of the implementation team: Name & Industry Tenure Title Implementation Responsibility Cindy Mill-Smith– 25 years Major Account Executive Project Coordinator / Trainer Mike Sanguine– 20 years Regional VP of Sales Ensures completion of all deliverables and allocates all resources Dean Eisold – 20+ years IT Manager Manages IT Team, PMP, Onboarding to Monthly Meetings Sam Sissine – 26 years President of Sales Ensures completion of all deliverables and allocates all resources Paul D’Angelo – 33 years Network Engineer Handles all technical software/ hardware Bobby Burns- 15 years MSP Lead Engineer Handles all -MSP Team & 3CX Phone System Mike Batista - 27 years Onsite Orlando- MSP Engineer Additional Level Local Onsite IT Support for Orlando area Brett Elder – 14 years TSP Engineer Manages full range of IT Services including Project Mgmt. Joe Sissine– 24 years President of Operations Manages all logistics, delivery, lease return, and warehouse Sissine’s Staff & Support Team 277 Current Municipalities that Rely on Sissine’s 278 Cities Initiatives for Sustainability 279 REFERECE INFORMATION FORM IT Managed Services RFP # 06-23-01 JD PROPOSER shall submit as a part of the Proposal package, a minimum of three (3) and maximum of five (5) of the most significant projects which were performed within the last three (3) years as set forth below. Project #1: Project Name: Action Mail Services Type of Project/Service: Managed IT Services and upgraded servers. Address: 2441 Orlando Central Parkwav Orlando FL 32809 Contracting Agency/Client: Mohamed J anmohamed Contact Name and Phone#: Mohamed (407) 855-9277 Contact Email Address and Fax#: Contract Amount: Excess of $36,000 mj@actionmailservices.com I Date Work Performed: 8/2021 to Present Proiect#2: Proiect Name: All Pro Asohalt Tvoe of Proiect/Service: Managed IT Services Address: 1901 Hill Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 Contracting Agencv/Client: r.iPrr::i A lh::in<:'""' Contact Name and Phone #: Cierra Albanese 904-355-1776 Contact Email Address and Fax#: Contract Amount: Excess ot $93,000 Cierra Albanese kpurcell@allproasphalt.net I Date Work Performed: Start in 6/21 to Present Proiect#3: Project Name: Ivan and Dougustinis Esq. Tvoe of Proiect/Service: Mana2:ed IT Services Address: 5150 Belfort Rd., Building 200, Jacksonville, FL 32256 Contracting Agencv/Client: Amanda Lundv Contact Name and Phone#: Amanda Lundv 904-395-2395 Contact Email Address and Fax#: amanda@ivanlawgroup.com Contract Amount: Fyrpcc of <l:QLl 000 00I Date Work Performed: Project #4: Project Name: Applied Mechanical Equipment Inc. Type of Project/Service: Managed IT Services - 5 Year Agreement Address: 1145 Saints Road, Jacksonville, FL 32246 Contracting Agency/Client: Karen Raffaelly Contact Name and Phone #: Karen Raffaelly 904-642-8701 Contact Email Address and Fax#: kraflaelly@amejax.com Contract Amount: Excess of $59,400.00 I Date Work Performed: From 2023 to Present Project #5: Project Name: Sally Dark Rides -Tours Type of Project/Service: Managed IT Services for 5 yearss Address: 745 W. Forsyth Street, Jacksonville, FL 32204 Contracting Agency/Client: John Stegall -VP Technical Services Contact Name and Phone #: John c;;tPo::ill Q04.-33S-7100 Contact Email Address and Fax#: isteeall@sallvdarkrides.com Contract Amount: 'I: 1 7 ,1 ooo oo I Date Work Performed: RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM 11/2021 to PresentMay 2023 to Present 280 Education References Duval County Public Schools Donna Blizzard (904) 858-4836 blizzardd@duvalschools.org 147 Kyocera MFPs (25-80ppm) Annual Prints/Copies: 45,000,000+ Assigned Service Technicians: 2 Service Location: Jacksonville Citrus County Schools Susan Perry (352) 726-1931 perrys@citrus.k12.fl.us 130+ Canon MFP’s, (20 – 80ppm) Annual Prints/Copies: 57,500,000 Assigned Service Technicians: 3 Service Location: Orlando & Tampa Santa Fe College David Shlafer – Director of Purchasing (352) 395-5000 david.shlafer@sfcollege.edu Brad Grant, I.T. Systems Administrator Brad.grant@sfcollege.edu Multiple Canon MFPs (25-90ppm) Assigned Service Technicians: 2 Service Location: Jacksonville, Orlando, Gainesville 281 Six Reasons why Sissines Managed IT Services are right for your City Time Savings Instead of just waiting for something to break, our experts proactively monitor your systems. We conduct preventive maintenance and detect/eliminate problems before they occur, saving you time and money. Seamless from the start We specialize in working with the technology you already have and seamlessly integrating them with the technology and infrastructure you need. This ensures a smooth and steady transition from the start. No interruptions and no downtime. We are a new partner you can finally trust and who will mature your technology deployments and standards. What you need and nothing more We are known for being honest and transparent with our customers about which services are right for their business. You will never be over-investing in your technology and services because every solution we provide comes tailored to your needs, resources, and budget. Real Support The Sissines Help Desk is ready to support you with lightning speed. Through a combination of remote access logins, support calls, and on-site field support. We will make sure your issues are addressed and fixed promptly and professionally. No Mumbo Jumbo Tech Rambling At Sissines we carefully select each employee based on their ability to communicate as well as their technical skills. We make sure you not only understand what’s happening, but you will work with a friendly person improving the end user support experience for your employees. Reliability We provide the reliability, urgency, and call to action you need to manage your technology, so you can focus on productivity and profitability. We never call in sick, complain or take a vacation, so we are always available to step in and assist you. #6. 282 3. Other Information- Why Sissine’s Total Solutions Provider Additional Software & Value Added 283 Sissine’s Value Added We have a track record of supporting community involvement by: •Sponsoring City Events •Ringing the Bell for Salvation Army •GM is on Mustard Seed Board •New Hope for Kids- Art on the Vine •Make A Wish Foundation Multiple Events •City of Casselberry- Parks & Recreation Sponsors •Many Events for U.C.P. •Excellerate to Benefit Jacksonville Police Dept. We are Manufacturer and State Approved to utilize Contracts like; • We are listed on the State of Florida Contract 4400000-NASPO-19-ACS Canon Authorized Government Partner • Listed on U. S. Communities- National Government Ricoh Purchasing Contract • WSPCA National Contract for HP Peripherals/ Printers 284 On-Site Local Software Support Software Included with Copier MFD’s allows you to : •View entire fleet from one program. •Track & Limit Color prints, copies, & scans by ID Codes. •Push out information across fleet like adding/ deleting email addresses one time for all. •Universal Print Drivers- PCL & Postscript drivers. •Remote User Interface ability- view toner levels, meter readings, and more from any PC. •Mobile Print & Scanning with Tracking from any I-phone, I-Pad, or Android system, Includes multi-media sources such as smart phones and mobile tablets. •Data and Network Security- HDD Erase, HDD Format Removal, HDD Encryption, Security chip encryption, • IP Sec secures data as traverses network, and SMB3.0 provides communication route encryption. •LDAP and Active Directory integration. Software Options allow you to: Direct, advise, or inform users of the most efficient printer for a given print job. Provide for rules based printing with Pop-Up notification or redirection. Ability to initiate print jobs from multi-media sources such as smart phones and tablets. Ability to initiate print jobs from multi-media devices even using Cloud Printing. Easily pull reports to identify locations which operational redundancies exists to support the most efficient fielding of equipment. Find me, Follow me printing- Send print job and then retrieve from any device. * To provide an accurate quote we would need to assess your current situation and learn more about your goals so we can choose the most cost effective solution for your needs.. We provide a variety of system management software from UniFlow, PaperCut, GoPrint, and more. System Management Software 285 ➢Our Software Monitors your Copier/Printer Fleet an reports back Automatic Meter Reads – Allows automatic meter read for all devices connected to the network as well as live supply level status which allows us to fulfill Automatic Toner replenishment. ➢We can even provide a sign on to your IT Staff and they can view all equipment at one Computer. See sample below. FM Audit :“Automated Toner and Meter Monitoring Software” 286 Benefits •Secure Faxing for each user •Send Faxes Using Email •Easily Create & Modify Cover Pages •Fax from the MFD without a fax board •Electronic copies of faxes •Experience no service disruptions •Eliminate Costly fax machines/ boards Includes: - Cloud Based - Mobile Faxing - up to 35 users - up to 1,000 pages/ mo - Overages @ $0.055 per page - Install, Training & Support 287 IT Helpdesk Calls Customer Service – ✓Automated Service calls through reporting tool ✓Web and phone access ✓Remote Support ✓Local Dispatch ✓Quick response 288 ➢Sissine’s Service History– Technicians have access to historical data via their cell phones and work laptops. Each technician has access to ConnectWise and multiple platforms to resolve any technical issue in a timely fashion HISTORICAL DATA 289 Digital DuplicatorsB&W or Color Multifunction Products Network Printers Facsimile Systems Printing & Document Software Solutions Mailing Products Wide Format Systems Document Management Scanners Product Line Production Equipment 290 Encrypted ScansUser Card Authentication – Secure Print Hard Drive Encryption Hard Drive Erase Leveraging Technology 291 Customer Satisfaction Customer satisfaction is extremely important to Sissine’s and the foundation for our amazing growth over the years. Satisfaction is gauged in two primary ways. IT Ticketing & Responses • Prompt response • Large Helpdesk staff, highly trained wih high first call resolution • Onsite IT Experts to perform quality checks to address any additional potential concerns • Communication with the end-user at the end of the call describing the services provided and to gain their satisfaction before closing out the ticket. • Brief questionnaires “You Be The Judge” with return postage directly addressing the satisfaction of the service experience Monthly Account Reviews • Complete review of response times, up-time, IT support, volumes, first call completion percentage, etc. on detailed report • Review Computer Audit Report with details about: •Computer’s ID & Hardware Info •Latest Performance •Service History on Computer •Software Summary •Drive Information •Network & Security Information •Patch Summary • Discuss any area for improvement. CUSTOMER SATISFACTION 292 4. Cost & Time Appendix A. Part 1. & Part 2 Questionnaire Responses 293 294 Statement of Work to be Provided: Included in the Cost / Month are the following: Work Order/Service Order Ticketing System Patch Management system and Patch Reporting Monitoring CITY and ISP circuits and core infrastructure to alert during a system outage or critical behavior change Helpdesk support; including remote access to CITY workstations, servers, firewalls and network equipment, multiple via phones & Two (2) on-site helpdesk technicians 8am to 5pm Monday-Friday – After hours quoted “A La Carte”. Workstation imaging and deployment Perform regularly scheduled tasks such as weekly testing of phone lines and running file restore verifications After-hours support Emergency response support Vendor management support Training for CITY staff as needed Project management as needed Operating System/Application upgrades Firmware and driver upgrades Diagnostics, repair and/or replacement of hardware; including working with manufacturers and or third party vendors to ensure eligible equipment is repaired under valid warranties and/or existing contracts Develop and maintain documentation of both physical and logical networks, servers and service applications IT asset inventory tracking and allocation Software license tracking and reporting Monitor and maintain anti-virus, and security solutions for all servers, workstations and/or CITY issued mobile devices. Monitor and maintain data backup and file recovery 295 Monitor and maintain e-mail archiving and e-discovery solutions Monitor and maintain disaster recovery and/or off-site back-up solutions Assist the Information Technology Manager with comprehensive information technology systems planning, and change outs and upgrades. Assist the Information Technology Manager in strategic plans, procedures, compliance evaluations and security audits. Monitor and maintain the Police Emergency Operations Center room and technical equipment within. Monitor and maintain multi-media encoder, streaming equipment, audio and video components of the CITY Hall Chambers meeting room. Assisting with technology presentations and materials of CITY Commission meetings, which at present time begin at 6:30PM and may run as late as 12:00AM.- see Part 2. Cost Proposal. Sissine’s is Experienced and familiar with the City’s current Environment and Existing Infrastructure. We are prepared to Exceed your Expected Level of Service from Priority 1 to Priority 4 of the Bid. Customer Service and Quality is our #1 Goal. We will provide you with only skilled and competent IT Professionals. As per Part 2. Cost Proposal we will be happy to provide support after hours for after hour emergencies of any kind, including public emergencies. Change and Additions can be discussed as per our IT Services & Support Agreement Attached. 296 Questionnaire 1. Organization & Experience Sissine’s view of our role of your information technology support services provider is to be your partner in technology, not just another vendor. Our entire team from the Help Desk, to the 2 On-Site Technicians know how to communicate with end users To solve problems quickly. Questionnaire 2. Problem Reporting and Resolution Process Sissine’s Plan for on-boarding – Our on-boarding process involves the installation of a remote agent (Screen Connect), Automate and our Anti-Virus/Malware software. This process is accomplished in two stages. 1st stage is via push from the Domain Controller and is pushed to all workstations. 2nd stage is for those that did not get installed via a push from the Domain Controller. Monthly reviews are held with the City POC to review tickets and issues that are done from out Automate software. These reports are rich in detail and will provide a great deal of information as they relate to the management of the City Network and users. All Computer systems are monitored and managed via our Automate tool. This provides a full picture of the workstation and performance issues automatically push alerts to our team who can then address performance issues in a proactive manner. There are several things that can and will be done to ensure that performance remains at its peak and when needed changes will be noted and addressed with City POC. Please see the Attached- Sissine’s IT Solutions – Computer Audit. 212 Pages. This displays a detailed overview of a computer, with details about the computer’s identification, hardware information, latest performance, service history, software summary, drive information, network information, and patch summary. 297 Questionnaire 3. Assumptions, Requirement, Risks, and Expectations. Please see attached Sissine’s IT Services & Support Agreement. Under the Schedule of Assumptions on Page. 8 Questionnaire 4. Level of Service 1.We use Connectwise Manage for trouble ticketing. The process is that issues are sent, called to our helpdesk and the board is monitored 24/7 for any issues so that our ability to respond is noted along with a description of the issue and the POC for working the resolution. 2.Our team consists of Tier 1, 2 and 3 team members who work closely with the goal of quick resolution to issues and an escalation process is in place to resolve issues as fast as possible. 3.After hours are supported via a dedicated phone number that users can call when assistance is needed on an urgent basis. This number is routed to a minimum of 3 individuals so that the issue and urgency can be addressed as fast as possible. Normal contact time is within 1 hour or less. 4.Disaster recovery will be established once we have a full picture of the current environment and what are considered critical systems that need to be available quickly. To hypothetically devise a DR plan without a clear understanding of what is needed is not recommended. 5.Software upgrades would be coordinated with City POC and help to eliminate any downtime if possible. As for fees, further information on what systems is involved would be needed. B. Helpdesk and Monitoring Much like a Copier service call simply call our 407-404-6488 ext 3 for Helpdesk. A technician will remote in to assist end users. We email CIO or IT Manager a copy of the service ticket, the next step in the ticket and the close out of the ticket. There is no limit of calls or man ohours. Our Helpdesk is 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday. 298 Questionnaire 4. Level of Service ( Continued ) B. Helpdesk and Monitoring Anyone in your organization can call the Helpdesk. All Helpdesk staff are Sissine’s employees. We do not sub-contract out any of our staff. If the Helpdesk cannot resolve an issue first step would be to get with our onsite Technician to further trouble shoot and then escalate the call to the next technician most experienced with the type of issue. Whether it be a phone issue, network, server, or even a copier / printer issue. We understand user Logins and passwords are confidential. If you will provide us in advance any the information that no staff are to ask, we will be happy to accommodate. •Please see attached listing of Certifications. C. Security & Protection Maintaining and securing intel, data, and machines is extremely important. Sissine’s safeguards your business from a breach of sensitive data with ongoing vulnerability management and risk assessments. These precautions keep your systems safe for operation and for conducting business with customers and vendors. We are happy to provide an annual security assessment and report. D. Management Deliverables and Reports Please see attached Computer Audit Report. D. Documentation and Records Please see sample IT Services & Support Agreement which describes how Sissine’s will record maintenance, installation, performance, and changes to the system. 299 End of Contract Terms and Conditions This Agreement shall begin on the Effective Date and shall remain in force for an "Initial Term" of Three (3) years. Notwithstanding the "Initial Term" period of (3) years, this Agreement will be reviewed on the anniversary of the Effective Date to address any necessary adjustments or modifications which need to be made as amendments hereto and to be applicable for the subsequent years. This Agreement will renew automatically for successive and subsequent one (1) year terms beginning on the day immediately following the end of the "Initial Term", unless either party gives the other sixty (60) days prior written notice of its intent not to renew this Agreement. Such successive and subsequent one (1) year Term(s) are herein referred to as the "Renewal Term(s)". A)This Agreement may be terminated by the Client upon sixty (60) days written notice if the ServiceProvider:i.Fails substantially to fulfill its obligations under this Agreement and does not cure such failurewithin thirty (30) days of receipt of written notice from the Client which delineates specificfailures of the Service Provider in its performance of this Agreement. ii.Breaches any other provision of this Agreement and fails to remedy such breach within thirty(30)days of receipt of written notice from the Client which delineates the specific provisions ofthis Agreement of which the Service Provider is in breach thereof. iii.Terminates or suspends its business operations, unless it is succeeded -by a permitted assigneeunder this Agreement. B)If Client terminates this Agreement, Service Provider will assist Client in the orderly termination ofservices, including timely transfer of the services to another designated provider. Client agrees to payService Provider the normal fees and costs charged hereunder for such assistance Questionnaire 5. Documentation and Reporting Please see the next page for an overview of the Managed IT Services reporting to our Helpdesk, the process of resolution, and the reporting back to the IT Manager. 300 Sissine’s MANAGED IT Support Through a combination of… remote access logins, support calls, and on-site field support. ➢Time Savings Instead of just waiting for something to break; * Our experts proactively monitor your systems remotely. * We conduct preventive maintenance and detect/eliminate problems before they occur. ➢Seamless from the start; * We specialize in working with the technology you already have and Seamlessly integrating them with the technology and infrastructure you need. (i.e. RSA & Web CRD) ➢ Placing a Service Call; “Via Web or Phone” * Place the call * Sissine’s will call you back to walk through fix and/or remote directly in * If remote call does not complete the job, we immediately Helpdesk will contact one of the 2 Onsite IT Experts to work together to solve the issue. *Tickets will be emailed to the City IT Manager as they occur. *We will meet on a monthly basis to re-cap the Tickets, and trends. We are a trusted partner you can rely on to exceed your technology deployments and needs! 301 Questionnaire 6. Security Sissine’s staff shall submit to a full fingerprint based background check to satisfy Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJIS) security policy and will comply with the requirements outlined in the CJIS Security Addendum. This information will be forwarded to the State of Florida for all clearances as required. We have many years experience in the Document Imaging Division with IT and Service Technicians being required to pass background checks as well as certifications. Some include Lake Sumter State College, City of Groveland, City of Casselberry, Duval County Schools, and many more. We have a Drug Free workplace and are will to accommodate these requirement. Questionnaire 7. Proposer’s Staff Training We recruit individuals that have a IT Management Bachelor’s Degree’s or higher. Most of our staff are tenured with IT Support Certificates, IT Project Management Certifications, and IT Associates Degree’s in Helpdesk areas. We assign work positions based upon the individuals experience to ensure they are not only suited for the position but will also enjoy the position. We train and cover all processes from incoming ticketing, resolution, security, future technology, customer service, and follow up. We also utilize a variety of online Training and Certification programs to ensure all individuals are fully trained. Questionnaire 8. Project Management We have a few PMP’s. Dean Eisold would be the PMP in charge of any new projects that the City may want us to take over. Dean has over 20 years experience in Project Management and many years with Sissine’s. He leads our IT Team and will meet with your IT Manager as a first step in this project to ensure we select the right fit for your City’s needs. Certifications below; Microsoft – MCP, MCDST, MCSA, Azure Fundamentals- 3CX Advanced 4, ITIL v3, MCSE-3, MCP-2, Unifi Wieless Admin CompTIA A+, Network + - 7 IPC-A-610 IPC Trainer (CIT) Soldiering, IPC J-STD-001 IPC Specialist (CIS) Epic Resolute Hospital Billing * HIPPAA (Privacy & Security) HPDC, Google Cybersecurity Pro Cert, and more. 302 Questionnaire 9. Infrastructure Health Monitoring We utilize ConnectWise as our monitoring tool to ensure the stability of you our computing environment. We provide monthly meetings to review ticketing, and reports from ConnectWise as shown in the attached sample report. Questionnaire 10. Fee Structure Please see Appendix A. Cost Proposal Part 1. & 2. Only exceptions are listed on Part. 2. 303 5. Mandatory Proposal Forms 1.Proposer Information & Acknowledgement Form 2.References Information Form 3.Insurance Requirements Form 4.Scrutinized Company Certification Form 5.Non-Collusion Affidavit 6.Drug Free Workplace Form 7.SMWBE Utilization Plan 8.Public Entity Crimes Statement 9.E-Verify Statement 10.Conflict of Interest Statement 11.Appendix A- Cost Proposal Worksheet, Part 1 and Part 2 Appendix B. Statement of Work, including Attachment 1. ( not mandatory) 304 305 REFERECE INFORMATION FORM IT Managed Services RFP # 06-23-01 JD PROPOSER shall submit as a part of the Proposal package, a minimum of three (3) and maximum of five (5) of the most significant projects which were performed within the last three (3) years as set forth below. Project #1: Project Name: Action Mail Services Type of Project/Service: Managed IT Services and upgraded servers. Address: 2441 Orlando Central Parkwav Orlando FL 32809 Contracting Agency/Client: Mohamed J anmohamed Contact Name and Phone#: Mohamed (407) 855-9277 Contact Email Address and Fax#: Contract Amount: Excess of $36,000 mj@actionmailservices.com I Date Work Performed: 8/2021 to Present Proiect#2: Proiect Name: All Pro Asohalt Tvoe of Proiect/Service: Managed IT Services Address: 1901 Hill Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 Contracting Agencv/Client: r.iPrr::i A lh::in<:'""' Contact Name and Phone #: Cierra Albanese 904-355-1776 Contact Email Address and Fax#: Contract Amount: Excess ot $93,000 Cierra Albanese kpurcell@allproasphalt.net I Date Work Performed: Start in 6/21 to Present Proiect#3: Project Name: Ivan and Dougustinis Esq. Tvoe of Proiect/Service: Mana2:ed IT Services Address: 5150 Belfort Rd., Building 200, Jacksonville, FL 32256 Contracting Agencv/Client: Amanda Lundv Contact Name and Phone#: Amanda Lundv 904-395-2395 Contact Email Address and Fax#: amanda@ivanlawgroup.com Contract Amount: Fyrpcc of <l:QLl 000 00 I Date Work Performed: Project #4: Project Name: Applied Mechanical Equipment Inc. Type of Project/Service: Managed IT Services - 5 Year Agreement Address: 1145 Saints Road, Jacksonville, FL 32246 Contracting Agency/Client: Karen Raffaelly Contact Name and Phone #: Karen Raffaelly 904-642-8701 Contact Email Address and Fax#: kraflaelly@amejax.com Contract Amount: Excess of $59,400.00 I Date Work Performed: From 2023 to Present Project #5: Project Name: Sally Dark Rides -Tours Type of Project/Service: Managed IT Services for 5 yearss Address: 745 W. Forsyth Street, Jacksonville, FL 32204 Contracting Agency/Client: John Stegall -VP Technical Services Contact Name and Phone #: John c;;tPo::ill Q04.-33S-7100 Contact Email Address and Fax#: isteeall@sallvdarkrides.com Contract Amount: 'I: 1 7 ,1 ooo oo I Date Work Performed: RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM 11/2021 to PresentMay 2023 to Present 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 6. Florida State Corporate Filing Corporate Filings from Sunbiz.org 317 318 319 Corporate Certificates Sissine’s Business Solutions is a Solely Owned Subsidiary Of Sissine’s Office Solutions. DRUG FREE WORKPLACE: Sissine’s is proud to be a Drug Free Workplace and have service technicians pass background checks. We hold a high standard of conduct for all our employees and staff. 320 7. Sample Computer Audit Report 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 8. Sample Sissine’s Managed IT Services & Support Agreement 328 PREPARED FOR: City of Winter Springs IT Services & Support Agreement Sissine’s Office Systems 6123 Philips Hwy # A Jacksonville, FL 32216 904.739.0540 sales@sissines.com www.sissines.com Here to Help You We strive to provide only the best products, services and solutions in each industry. We create and support robust technologies and infrastructures, prevent problems before they happen, and have fast, friendly, and reliable support services. 329 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 2 Table of Contents SUMMARY OF CLIENT REQUIREMENTS ...................................................................................... 3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................................... 3 SIX REASONS WHY SISSINES MANAGED IT SERVICES ARE RIGHT FOR YOUR BUSINESS.............. 4 SOLUTION OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................... 5 SERVICE LEVELS (SLA’S) .............................................................................................................. 6 SERVICES PRICING...................................................................................................................... 7 CHANGE ORDERS ......................................................................................................................... 7 SCHEDULE OF ASSUMPTIONS .................................................................................................... 8 TERMS AND CONDITIONS .......................................................................................................... 9 FEES AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE. .................................................................................................... 10 WARRANTIES;RETURNS;DISCLAIMER. ........................................................................................... 10 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY ............................................................................................................. 11 INDEMNIFICATION OBLIGATIONS. .................................................................................................. 11 NON-SOLICITATION OF EMPLOYEES ................................................................................................ 11 CONFIDENTIALITY ....................................................................................................................... 11 SEVERABILITY ............................................................................................................................ 11 ENTIRE AGREEMENT ................................................................................................................... 11 TERMINATION ........................................................................................................................... 12 MISCELLANEOUS ....................................................................................................................... 12 ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS .............................................................................................................. 12 SIGNATURES ............................................................................................................................ 13 APPENDIX A ............................................................................................................................. 14 330 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 3 This Service Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into as of “_____________” (the “Effective Date”) by and between Sissine’s Office Systems, Inc., a Florida Corporation (herein referred to as the "Sissines") and BMP Electric 10634 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando Florida, 32817, a business including its parents, subsidiaries and affiliates (herein referred to as "Client"). Summary of Client Requirements Client is looking for IT support at the Jacksonville Florida location along with IT managed services outlined in this proposal to maintain, manage, and support their IT environment. Executive Summary When your technology systems or infrastructures fail, you are often at the mercy of someone else’s availability or expertise. You might have different companies and providers to interact with to keep the systems and infrastructures working smoothly. Can your business afford to keep paying all of those “fix-it” type providers over and over again for the same problems? Whether you have an in-house IT person or team that needs assistance with co-managed IT services, or you are a business that needs fully-managed IT services, Sissines is here to help. Our mission is to help you focus on what matters for your business. We strive to provide only the best products, services and solutions in each industry. We create and support robust technologies and infrastructures, prevent problems before they happen, and have fast, friendly, and reliable support services…all for one flat monthly fee. If you’re ready to protect your business against the loss of productivity, extended downtime, and high support fees, then you’re more than ready for fully-managed IT services. 331 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 4 Six Reasons why Sissines Managed IT Services are right for your business Time Savings Instead of just waiting for something to break, our experts proactively monitor your systems. We conduct preventive maintenance and detect/eliminate problems before they occur, saving you time and money. Seamless from the start We specialize in working with the technology you already have and seamlessly integrating them with the technology and infrastructure you need. This ensures a smooth and steady transition from the start. No interruptions and no downtime. We are a new partner you can finally trust and who will mature your technology deployments and standards. What you need and nothing more We are known for being honest and transparent with our customers about which services are right for their business. You will never be over-investing in your technology and services because every solution we provide comes tailored to your needs, resources, and budget. Real Support The Sissines Help Desk is ready to support you with lightning speed. Through a combination of remote access logins, support calls, and on-site field support. We will make sure your issues are addressed and fixed promptly and professionally. No Mumbo Jumbo Tech Rambling At Sissines we carefully select each employee based on their ability to communicate as well as their technical skills. We make sure you not only understand what’s happening, but you will work with a friendly person improving the end user support experience for your employees. Reliability We provide the reliability, urgency, and call to action you need to manage your technology, so you can focus on productivity and profitability. We never call in sick, complain or take a vacation, so we are always available to step in and assist you. 332 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 5 Solution Overview Sissines will deliver Full IT Managed Services to Client, business units, and its subsidiaries. These services focus on utilization of onsite field support, Help Desk support, engineering and management of all desktops, servers, communications, and security related components. The major components of Sissines IT Managed Services are: Onsite IT support Unlimited Help Desk during normal business hours: 7:30 AM – 5:30PM EST Monday through Friday Desktop Workstation & Laptop management and support 24/7/365 Proactive Monitoring and Alerts Monitoring business-critical hardware, software, and services reduces the impact to your end users as Sissine’s will be notified of any outage Network management and support Server and storage management and support Offsite Information Backup as a Service – Safeguard all company information Cybersecurity management and support Anti-Virus as a service for all workstations and servers VOIP Phone support – provided customer is on a Sissines provided phone system – 3CX Refer to Appendix A for the details on Services covered by the Solutions Overview. Client understands that any and all services requested by Client that fall outside of the IT Managed Services set forth on Appendix A of this Agreement will be considered Projects, and will be quoted and billed as separate, individual Services. Services outside of normal business hours are considered “Emergency Support” and subject to additional fees. Hardware costs of any kind are not covered under this Agreement. 333 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 6 Service Levels (SLA’s) On a monthly basis, Sissines and Client will review and provide to the Client the Service Levels and associated Target Levels. If actions by the Clients business objectives, or any Client related circumstances, prevent Sissines from achieving the performance levels as required, then the root cause will be documented, and no further corrective action will be required. If a Service level is missed for three consecutive months and there are no mitigating circumstances, a thirty- day service improvement plan will be developed, documented, and approved by Client and Sissines. Should a Service Level miss the service level target in the next thirty-day period following the implementation of the service improvement plan a penalty amount of 10 percent (10%) of the total monthly fees paid by Client to Sissines for this Agreement in the month the Service Level Goal(s) were not met will be credited to Client on the next month’s invoice. Service Levels Target Definition Average Hold Time <180 seconds End User Satisfaction Rating (1 poor-5 excellent) >=3.5 Sissine’s will periodically send surveys to end users who have received support. Priority 1 Requires Immediate response 30 minutes to respond 1-hour status updates to the customer 4-hour resolution goal Business critical system(s) or service(s) are not available, affects the ability to perform work for multiple users or locations. Priority 2 60 minutes to respond 8 business hour resolution goal Business System(s) or service(s) are not available, affects the ability to perform work of a single user of a non-mission critical system Priority 3 60 minutes to respond 12 business hour resolution goal Business System(s) or service(s) problems. manual work-around procedures or work arounds in place, or non-critical types of tickets. Priority 4 60 minutes to respond Resolution defined by 3rd party vendor System(s) or service(s) problems which require 3rd party vendor resolution. No contract in place with 3rd party. 334 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 7 Services Pricing Pricing, deposits and milestone payments for total proposed services is as follows: Support Services Quantity Total Price End User Support (Unlimited Help Desk phone support during normal business hours)190 Included Desktop Workstations & Laptops (Dispatched Onsite Support along with Anti-Virus Management, Patching, and Device Management) 190 Included 24/7 Monitoring of Critical Infrastructure 190 Included Networking, WIFI, & Firewalls (Patching and Updates Included)190 Included Servers & Storage (Patching, and Server Management Included)All Included Total $18,050.00/month 36-month term Key Notes •Upgrading of network, workstations and Infrastructure enhancements would be consider projects and priced separately •Additional cost per workstation will be $95 each and any additional licensing •Managed agreement includes support for Office 365 and SPAM and Threat protection Change Orders After this Service Agreement has been approved and executed by both Parties, an executed Change Order is necessary to effect any subsequent Changes, amendments or waivers of the agreement. If Changes in Service Levels or the Services are proposed by either Party, each Party will notify the other in writing within ninety (90) days of the proposed Change. Pricing for Changes will be agreed upon by both Parties. 335 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 8 Schedule of Assumptions Client will provide Sissine’s all necessary information in regard to their technical environment for vendors, consultants, etc. Client has provided Sissine’s current and accurate information in regard to their technical environment and no unforeseen discoveries will be made during onboarding. Depending on the nature of any variances discovered in the onboarding, the monthly cost may be impacted based on the device pricing model. Client will provide Sissine’s with domain administrator credentials, other necessary account passwords, remote access capabilities, and connectivity to covered Systems at all times. The Client Network is eligible for monitoring and support under this Agreement provided the network infrastructure is in good condition and Sissine’s serviceability requirements and site environmental conditions are met. Sissine’s reserves the right to inspect the network infrastructure upon the commencement of the term of this agreement for the purpose of conducting a discovery of the Network. Sissine’s shall not be responsible to Client for loss of use of the network infrastructure or for any other liabilities arising from alterations, additions, adjustments, or repairs which have been made to the network infrastructure other than by authorized representatives of Sissine’s. Except as otherwise stated in this agreement: all Server, Network Devices, and Software upgrades are outside the scope of this agreement. Manufacturer warranty parts and labor/services are outside the scope of this agreement. Periodic reboots for such devices as firewalls, routers, and servers are required to apply/activate critical update patches and configuration changes. Sissine’s support services within this agreement are predicated upon Client support and commitment to providing time/scheduling for Network device reboots with its staff and/or users support. Virus mitigation within the scope of this agreement is predicated on Client implementing recommended backup schemes and running the Sissine’s provided anti-virus software. Restoration of lost data caused by systems/hardware failure is outside the scope of this agreement. Mobile devices such as smart phones, tablets, Internet of Things devices, and personal devices of any kind are outside the scope of this agreement. This agreement and support services herein are contingent on Client permission of Sissine’s having secure remote access into Client IT environments. Outside of scope, support services are available and will be provided on either a Time and Material or Project basis. Sissine’s reserves the right to suspend or terminate this Agreement if in its sole discretion conditions at the service site pose a health or safety threat to any Sissine’s representative. Client agrees to ensure that critical infrastructure hardware will be housed and operated in a room or data center which maintains a room temperature ranging between 45°F and 75°F, relative humidity not exceeding 80% non-condensing. Furthermore, Client agrees it will provide a three-foot minimum clearance in front of the equipment, and hardware will be protected at all times by UPS power conditioning. If the room or data center fails to meet these specifications, or if the infrastructure 336 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 9 hardware is moved from the indicated location without the written consent of Sissine’s, subject to the terms and conditions as may be established by Sissine’s, then Sissine’s shall have the right to terminate the agreement without any liability to Sissine’s. Client agrees that it will inform Sissine’s of any modification, installation, or service performed on the network by individuals not employed by Sissine’s in order to assist Sissine’s in providing an efficient and effective Network support response. Sissine’s disclaims responsibility for any lost, damaged, or destroyed software program, data, or other information stored or residing on any media or any part of the infrastructure covered by the Agreement, including without limitation, deletion or alteration of the contents of any data storage media which may occur during service or repair of the System. Client agrees that any hardware and/or software deemed End of Life (“EOL”) or End of Support (“EOS”) by the manufacturer shall not be held to Service Levels delineated in this agreement. Furthermore, if any work is to be performed on EOL and/or EOS hardware, it will be billed at an hourly rate agreed upon by both parties. Terms and Conditions This Agreement shall begin on the Effective Date and shall remain in force for an "Initial Term" of Three (3) years. Notwithstanding the "Initial Term" period of (3) years, this Agreement will be reviewed on the anniversary of the Effective Date to address any necessary adjustments or modifications which need to be made as amendments hereto and to be applicable for the subsequent years. This Agreement will renew automatically for successive and subsequent one (1) year terms beginning on the day immediately following the end of the "Initial Term", unless either party gives the other sixty (60) days prior written notice of its intent not to renew this Agreement. Such successive and subsequent one (1) year Term(s) are herein referred to as the "Renewal Term(s)". A)This Agreement may be terminated by the Client upon sixty (60) days written notice if the Service Provider: i. Fails substantially to fulfill its obligations under this Agreement and does not cure such failure within thirty (30) days of receipt of written notice from the Client which delineates specific failures of the Service Provider in its performance of this Agreement. ii. Breaches any other provision of this Agreement and fails to remedy such breach within thirty (30) days of receipt of written notice from the Client which delineates the specific provisions of this Agreement of which the Service Provider is in breach thereof. iii. Terminates or suspends its business operations, unless it is succeeded -by a permitted assignee under this Agreement. B)IfClient terminatesthisAgreement, ServiceProvider will assist Client in theorderly termination of services, including timely transfer of the services to another designated provider. Client agrees to pay Service Provider the normal fees and costs charged hereunder for such assistance. 337 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 10 Fees and Payment Schedule. For the service set forth in the Services Pricing section above, Sissine’s will charge and Client agrees to pay the minimum monthly fee for the "Services" to be provided under this agreement. The Minimum Monthly Fee will be invoiced to Client on or about the twentieth (20th) day of each month during the Term hereof (and during any Renewal Term(s) and is due and payable no later than the first (1st) day of the following month. Services will be suspended if payment is not received by the tenth (10th) day of each month. If services are suspended Client may be subject to service restoration fees. A) All fees are nonrefundable and will cover service fees charged by Sissine’s for the support hours set forth in the pricing section. B) Sissine’s may review the Minimum Monthly Fee quarterly, and fees may be changed in accordance with these reviews. No change will be effective unless and until Client agrees to same in writing. C) Should charges for the Services provided hereunder during any month of the Term hereof, exceed the Minimum Monthly Fee, then Client will be notified before any fee increases are charged by Sissine’s and such additional fees will be added to the next month's invoice. From time-to time Sissine’s may be required to engage the services of third-party contractors for work performed as part of this Agreement. Client will be notified before any third-party contractors are engaged and the services thereof are charged by Sissine’s to the Client. D) Sissine’s will do it's best to provide the Client with clear, timely, and accurate invoices. However, Sissine’s encourages the Client to examine every invoice and if an invoice is found to contain an error, Client must notify Sissine’s in writing before the due date of the applicable invoice. Refer to the Services Pricing section for the Services covered by the Minimum Monthly Fee. Client understands that any and all Services requested by Client that fall outside of the Services set forth on Appendix A. of this Agreement will be considered Projects, and will be quoted and billed as separate, individual Services. Note: On each anniversary of the Service Agreements Effective Date, due to inflation, administration costs, and salary adjustments, Sissine’s shall be entitled to increase all fees in the agreement in an amount not to exceed 10% due to inflation, administration costs, and salary adjustments. No later than five (5) business days after the anniversary of the agreements Effective Date, Sissine’s will provide Client with written notification of the percentage increase in the Service Agreement fee. Warranties; Returns; Disclaimer. If you are unhappy with work performed for any reason, please inform Sissine’s within (5) business days and Sissine’s will make all reasonable efforts to fix the problem without further charge. Sissine’s work shall be deemed accepted in full if Sissine’s is not informed within five (5) business days of performance of the work. During the course of providing Services, you may purchase from Sissine’s various technology equipment, software, and other peripherals (collectively" Equipment"). All Equipment, except opened software and equipment specifically described as non-returnable, can be returned to Sissine’s for a period of ten (10) days for a full refund, minus any applicable shipping and restocking fees. All returned items must be in "like new" condition and include the original packaging and manuals. THE SERVICE PROVIDER DISCLAIMES ALL WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE FOR ANY OF SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT PROVIDED TO CLIENT UNDER THIS AGREEMENT. 338 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 11 Limitation of Liability Under no circumstances shall Sissine’s (or its Officers, Employees, Subsidiaries, Affiliates, or Agents), or third party service providers be liable to the Client or any other person for any damages, including without limitation, any indirect, incidental special or consequential damages, expenses, costs, profits, lost savings or earnings, lost or corrupted data, or other liability arising out of, or related to, the Services provided by Sissine’s and/or it's third party service provider, whether such liability is asserted on the basis of contract, tort or otherwise, even if Sissine’s has been warned of the possibility of such damages. In no event will any amount recoverable by the Client against Sissine’s in any action arising under or related to this Agreement exceed the sum of all payments actually made to Sissine’s for the Services delivered under this Agreement and which are found to be the direct cause of the claimed damage. Indemnification Obligations. Each party (the “Indemnifying Party”) shall indemnify, defend and hold the other party and its Affiliates (the “Indemnified Party”) harmless from and against any and all liabilities, claims, demands, damages, costs and expenses or money judgments (including reasonable attorneys fees) asserted against, incurred by or rendered against any of them from third party claims or actions arising from the Indemnifying Party’s negligence, breach of this Agreement or violation of applicable law. The Indemnified Party shall give the Indemnifying Party prompt notice of any indemnified claims, permit the Indemnifying Party to control the defense and settlement of such claims, and reasonably cooperate with the Indemnifying Party in connection with the defense and settlement of such claims. Non-Solicitation of Employees Client and Sissine’s agree that neither party will solicit or offer employment to the other's respective employee(s) or sub-contractor(s), whether directly or indirectly, during the Term or any Renewal Term(s) hereof and for one year thereafter, nor offer any employment to said employee(s) or Independent contractor(s) within 1 year of termination of their employment or engagement by Client or Sissine’s, except with the other parties prior written approval in each case. Confidentiality Each party shall hold in trust for the other party and shall not disclose to any non-party to the Agreement, any confidential information of the other party. Confidential Information is information which relates to either party's research, development, trade secrets, or business affairs, but does not include information which is generally known or easily ascertainable by nonparties of ordinary skill in computer design, programming, networking, information technology, or the specific business interests of either party. Severability If any provision of this Agreement is held illegal or unenforceable in a judicial proceeding, such provision shall be severed and shall be inoperative, and, provided that the fundamental terms of this Agreement remain legal and enforceable, the remainder of this Agreement shall remain operative and binding on Sissine’s and Client. Entire Agreement This Agreement and the attachments hereto constitute the entire agreement between Client and Sissine’s. This Agreement supersedes all prior understandings, agreements, and documentation. Any amendments or modifications shall be in writing and executed by Client and Sissine’s. 339 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 12 Termination Without prejudice to any other rights under the Agreement or at law, if this agreement is terminated within the initial twelve months by the client without cause or without completion of all requirements described this agreement; all outstanding fees or amounts at that time of termination together with an amount equal to the scheduled fees which would have been payable if the Agreement had continued for the full Term will be payable at termination. Should termination of this agreement be applied during the second or third year of the agreement all outstanding fees and amounts due to that point AND sixty percent of the remaining scheduled contract fees/amounts shall be due. This clause 10 shall apply to the fullest extent permitted by law despite anything else incidental to the Agreement. Miscellaneous Nothing herein shall be construed to constitute the parties as principal and agent, employer and employee, partners or joint ventures. All controversies arising from this Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Florida and shall be adjudicated only in the State or Federal courts located in Jacksonville, FL. In the event of any dispute the prevailing party therein shall be entitled to recover from the party, all attorneys' fees and costs incurred in said dispute. Attorneys' fees shall include the fees of law clerks, paralegals and legal assistants. Sissine’s shall not be responsible for delays or failure in performance resulting from acts beyond the control of Sissine’s, including but not limited to, natural disasters, acts of God, war, terrorism, any change in or adoption of any law or regulation, or any telecommunication infrastructure or line failures. Acceptance of Terms Client acknowledges that the person signing this Agreement on its behalf is authorized to do so and may bind the Client to all the terms and conditions contained herein, and represents and warrants that such person is acting within the scope of his or her authority as an officer, director or duly authorized agent or employee of client. Sissine’s is an equal opportunity employer and federal contractor or subcontractor. Consequently, the parties agree that, as applicable, they will abide by the requirements of 41 CFR 60-1.4(a), 41 CFR 60-300.5(a) and 41 CFR 60-741.5(a) and that these laws are incorporated herein by reference. These regulations prohibit discrimination against qualified individuals based on their status as protected veterans or individuals with disabilities and prohibit discrimination against all individuals based on their race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. These regulations require that covered prime contractors and subcontractors take affirmative action to employ and advance in employment individuals without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, protected veteran status or disability. The parties also agree that, as applicable, they will abide by the requirements of Executive Order 13496 (29 CFR Part 471, Appendix A to Subpart A), relating to the notice of employee rights under federal labor laws. The parties have executed this SOW by their duly authorized representatives as of the Effective Date. 340 SISSINE’S - CONFIDENTIAL P 13 Signatures The undersigned acknowledges that they are authorized to enter into this Statement of Work on behalf of their respective organizations. Signatures below will constitute acceptance of all terms contained in this Statement of Work and any supporting documents referenced throughout. Client Sissine’s Printed Name Signature Date Client Information Client Information Company Name: Billing Address: Billing Address 2: Contact Information: 341 Thank You for the Opportunity to Serve You! 342 Response to City of Winter Springs Request for Proposal IT Managed Services RFP #06-23-01 JD Prepared by SoftSages Technology Anthony Merulla, Vice President Sales & Marketing Headquarters: 20 Mystic Lane, 2nd Floor, Malvern, PA 19355 Phone: (484) 321-8314 | Fax: (484)-320-6360 E-mail: rfp@Softsages.com. 343 © SoftSages LLC 2 Section A – PROPOSER Information and Acknowledgement Form 344 © SoftSages LLC 3 Table of Contents Section A – PROPOSER Information and Acknowledgement Form .................................................. 2 Section C – Introduction Letter ............................................................................................................... 4 Section D – Qualifications ......................................................................................................................... 6 General | Proposer Experience ...................................................................................................... 6 Team Experience ............................................................................................................................... 13 Florida Knowledge ............................................................................................................................. 27 References ........................................................................................................................................... 28 Conclusion........................................................................................................................................... 29 Section E - Other Information ................................................................................................................ 30 Section F – Cost and Time ...................................................................................................................... 32 Section G – Mandatory Proposal Forms ............................................................................................... 33 Insurance Requirements Form ..................................................................................................... 33 Scrutinized Company Certification ............................................................................................. 34 Non-Collusion Affidavit of Prime Respondent .......................................................................... 35 Drug Free Workplace Form ............................................................................................................ 36 SMWBE Utilization Plan ................................................................................................................. 37 Public Entity Crimes Statement ................................................................................................... 38 E-VERIFY Statement ........................................................................................................................ 40 Conflict of Interest Statement ....................................................................................................... 41 Criminal Justice Information Services Security Addendum ............................................... 42 Section H – Florida State Corporate Filing .......................................................................................... 43 345 © SoftSages LLC 4 Section C – Introduction Letter Attn. Stuart MacLean, Interim Procurement Manager City of Winter Springs, Florida 1126 East State Road 434 Winter Springs, Florida 32708 (407) 327-7581 smaclean@winterspringsfl.org Ref: RFP #06-23-01 JD, IT Managed Services Dear Mr. MacLean and the evaluation committee of the City if Winter Springs, SoftSages LLC dba SoftSages Technology (hereafter referred to as 'SoftSages') is pleased to submit our response to the opportunity of providing IT Managed Services to the City of Winter Springs. We look forward to working with diverse stakeholders within the department and throughout City to achieve the contract's goals. SoftSages Technology has provided similar services and solutions to the public and private sectors since its inception. We recognize the need to offer a full range of Information Technology services to support the District in various areas. • Work Order/Service Order Ticketing System • Patch Management system and Patch Reporting • Monitoring • Helpdesk support • Workstation imaging and deployment • After-hours support • Emergency response support • Vendor management support • Training for CITY staff as needed • Project management as needed • Operating System/Application upgrades • Firmware and driver upgrade • IT asset inventory tracking and allocation • Software license tracking and reporting • Monitor and maintain • Occasionally assist with technology presentations and materials of CITY Commission SoftSages Technology (Limited Liability Company) is a Pennsylvania (Headquarters in PA) based CMMI Level 3 certified IT Services firm. We are Small Business & Minority Women's Business Enterprise (MWBE) certified company. Our distinguished 17+ years in the IT domain gives us credibility and a better approach towards various IT Services, including IT Staffing, Infrastructure 346 © SoftSages LLC 5 Management, Support, Project Management Services, and IT Support Services 24/7. Our offices are in Florida, Illinois, North Dakota, Missouri, Minnesota, New York, Ohio,Texas, and Virginia. Our Managed services encompass a wide range of offerings, including but not limited to: • IT Infrastructure Management: Proactive monitoring, maintenance, and optimization of your IT infrastructure to ensure seamless operations and reduced downtime. • Help Desk and Technical Support: 24/7 support from our dedicated team to address any IT-related issues promptly and efficiently. • Network Security: Implementation of robust security measures to safeguard your critical data and protect against cybersecurity threats. • Data Backup and Recovery: Regular data backups and disaster recovery planning to ensure business continuity in case of unforeseen events. • IT Strategy and Consulting: Tailored IT roadmaps aligned with your organization's objectives to drive innovation and maximize ROI on technology investments. • Vendor Management: Streamlined management of IT vendors to ensure smooth collaboration and cost-effective procurement. At SoftSages, we emphasize a customer-centric approach, open communication, and transparent collaboration. Our team will work closely with your City to understand your unique requirements and tailor our services accordingly. We are confident in our ability to provide the highest level of service and value to the City. We welcome the opportunity to participate in the selection process and demonstrate how our expertise can contribute to your City’s growth and operational efficiency. SoftSages Technology looks forward to working with the District. We are looking forward to the opportunity to discuss further and address any questions you may have, please get in touch with Mr. Merulla at rfp@softsages.com. Sincerely, Jiraj Ruparelia (Vice President) SoftSages Technology 347 © SoftSages LLC 6 Section D – Qualifications General | Proposer Experience SoftSages Technology is a cutting-edge information technology company specializing in premier IT services, support services, IT consulting services, management consulting, mobile application development, and software development. Since its establishment in 2005, SoftSages Technology has provided tier-one services to over 60+ companies and public agencies and was founded and based in Chester County, Pennsylvania. SoftSages Technology is strategically organized to create the most efficient internal operations and processes. After winning the City contract, SoftSages Technology will assign and manage work according to the specified roles and responsibilities. Our Account Managers (AMs) are empowered to act on behalf of SoftSages Technology– This approach enables real-time active and meaningful exchanges with Client counterparts. Our designated Account Managers can completely understand and quickly react to changing circumstances, surging requirements, and contingency situations. It assures that decisions can be made with complete visibility and concurrence of the Client managers and staff. It facilitates expeditious course corrections based on first-hand observation and feedback. We understand the City’s culture, process, and demands, and SoftSages Technology will provide the best quality of services at the most competitive price. 1. Customer-Driven Approach: At SoftSages, we do things differently. We use a customer-centered approach. Our design process is based on information we collect about our client's organizational goals and the needs of your users, as opposed to conjecture about what may work well. 2. Support Experience: We have an experienced team of engineers and support staff working on Comcast, State of PA, Cred.ai, XceleratorPro, Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority (MWAA), and other IT Services Contracts. 3. Resources Qualification: Each resource has over five years of experience in Networking, Project Management, Business Analysis, Cots, Product SoftSages Factoid •18+ years’ experience in IT Services •40+ Ongoing Government Contract •$60M ongoing contracts •200+ Local PA based qualified resource •E-Verify & EEO-compliant firm 348 © SoftSages LLC 7 Implementation & Support, Application Development & Support, Database Administration, Cloud Implementation & Support (Iaas, Paas, Saas), Virtualization, Storage, Desktop Support, Security and Backups, And Others. Our consultant maintains prestigious professional certifications and licenses such as: ✓ Project Management Professional (PMP) ✓ SCRUM Master ✓ CompTIA ✓ Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (MCSD) ✓ Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) ✓ Certified Information System Auditor (CISA) ✓ Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) ✓ Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) ✓ SANS Mobile Device Security Analyst (GMOB) ✓ SANS Wireless Ethical Hacking ✓ Penetration Testing and Defenses (GAWN) ✓ SANS Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking (GPEN) ✓ A+ Helpdesk 4. Exquisite Customer Services: We provide flexible service. Our exceptionally qualified teams are handpicked for each project. We work intelligently and efficiently to save our clients time and money. 5. Information Technology Support - Onsite and Remote ✓ Portfolio and Project Management ✓ Help Desk Support – Level 1 ✓ Help Desk Support – Levels 2 & 3 Our Value Proposition ✓ Highly certified experts in advanced technology solutions, including Cloud. ✓ Dozens of accredited consultants and systems engineers companywide. ✓ Deep levels of partnership with the premier IT manufacturers in the world. ✓ Services and solutions models rooted in ITIL and Six Sigma foundations 349 © SoftSages LLC 8 for best practices and continuous process improvement. ✓ $30 M revenue, profitable, financially strong. Government Client Experience ➢ Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority (MWAA) ➢ Florida Virtual School ➢ State of Florida Department of Management Services ➢ City of Philadelphia, PA ➢ Community Transit, WA ➢ Washington State Department of Enterprise Services ➢ Oklahoma State University (OSU-Tulsa & OSU Center for Health Sciences) ➢ Airport Authority of Washington DC ➢ State of North Dakota ➢ State of Mississippi ➢ Franklin County Board of Commissioners, Ohio ➢ State of New York ➢ State of Texas ➢ State of Virginia ➢ The state of P.A. ➢ State of New Jersey ➢ Insurance Commission of the State of Delaware ➢ State of Alabama Our Business Certificate ✓ SBE ✓ WBE ✓ MBE ✓ CMMI Level 3 ✓ ISO 9001:2015 ✓ ISO/IEC 27001 Our Products ✓ Workforce ✓ RFP Management ✓ Mailzzy ✓ Risk Management and Application Vulnerability Assessment ✓ Reputational Risk Management ✓ Enterprise Content Management ✓ Record Management ✓ Document Management ✓ Customer Relationship Management ✓ Digital Signature (Doc Factory) 350 © SoftSages LLC 9 Location 351 © SoftSages LLC 10 What makes us different from our competitors SoftSages IT Managed Services provides a unique value proposition that differentiates us from our market competitors. Our comprehensive approach to IT management focuses on providing personalized solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of each of our clients. Unlike many of our competitors, we understand there is no one-size-fits-all approach to IT management. That's why we take the time to get to know our clients and their businesses to develop customized solutions designed to deliver the desired results. In addition to our personalized approach, SoftSages IT Managed Services also offers a range of other benefits that help us stand out from the competition. These include: • Proactive monitoring and maintenance: We use the latest tools and technologies to monitor our clients' IT systems around the clock, identifying and addressing issues before they become significant problems. • Rapid response times: Our team is available 24/7 to respond to any IT issues, minimizing downtime and maximizing productivity. • Competitive pricing: We offer some of the most competitive pricing in the industry without sacrificing the quality of our services. • Expertise and experience: Our team of IT professionals has decades of combined experience in the industry. We stay current with the latest trends and technologies to ensure that our clients always get the best possible service. Overall, SoftSages IT Managed Services is committed to providing unparalleled value to our clients. If you are looking for a trusted partner to help you manage your IT systems, we are here to help. Our Quality Assurance System SoftSages is eager to develop a strong level of client satisfaction, and to that end, we present a quarterly administrative review to the County’s Contract Administrator. The report will include a list of states with an active Participating Addendum and a statement of negotiations with any agency considering joining the program. The focus areas describe our service and how well we meet the agreed-upon metrics and service levels under the Contract. County’s Contract Administrator reviews the quality of candidates and our services in each Quarterly Executive 352 © SoftSages LLC 11 Review. Metrics and recommendations are provided in our Quarterly Report and discussed at the review meetings. SoftSages will assign a designated local account management team to assume overall responsibility for the Contract. Our program support team members support this account team, including the Technical specialist, program management, project management, implementation, support, and compliance teams. These program support team members are heavily involved during the initial account management, implementation periods, and account transition to day-to-day activities. The Account Manager is responsible for supporting all aspects of the program, including, but not limited to, daily task orders or support management and outreach with the County staff to ensure client satisfaction. He will monitor the SLAs that our program team will meet. In case of any issue, he will use our escalation path to rectify the problem. Our team comprises dedicated subject matter experts with significant industry knowledge, Staffing expertise, financial and services management, and Client management experience. Our team ensures that the client's administrative burden is minimal, our interest and engagement are maximized, IT Consulting quality and retention are unparallel, and critical and actionable decision support is timely and of maximum value and cost savings. We provide satisfaction surveys and other evaluation methods to measure satisfaction and identify areas of improvement. Client Satisfaction is ensured and accomplished by measuring SoftSages performance and the results of our service at the below levels: • Professional Worker: We will perform a worker performance review followed by exit interviews. Onboarding and exit surveys will be shared with the manager. These surveys are customizable by topic, question, response, and ad-hoc surveys. Foster high response rates and the survey tools can be configured to send auto-reminders. The onsite account manager will contact the manager if no survey response is received. • Manager: This review determines the IT team and works quality, reducing or eliminating project and technology administrative demands and speed and ease in addressing and solving issues and problems. • Stakeholder: This review determines contract compliance, cost savings, oversight/governance/transparency, process efficiency gains, business intelligence reporting, contract recommendations for risk mitigation, organizational improvements, and streamlined procedures. Stakeholders are satisfied when calculated (compliance, savings, reporting, etc.) that expectations have been met and exceeded. 353 © SoftSages LLC 12 Performance Management To ensure that we perform at the highest level, SoftSages’ experience demonstrates that successful performance is driven by an intense series of metrics and SLAs that are achievable and drive value within the scope of the contract; a Reporting methodology that defines goals and objectives, and presents unbiased data in response to those objectives; and Quality Assurance applied across all Contract activities. SoftSages Technology measures and evaluates our account management team’s performance in various ways to ensure the employee is on the right track and performing to meet or exceed the requirements of their role. The first step in an account management team performance review is understanding the role, goals, and expectations. Once there is a mutual understanding of the role of the personnel and manager, we continually monitor and evaluate employees based on the following factors: 1. Quality of work – We have found that the timely completion of projects to the desired standard is a crucial indicator in measuring employee performance. When evaluating the quality of work, we also see if the work is average or outstanding and if they are committing maximum effort. 2. Observation of habits – Perpetual bad habits can detract from employee performance. This may include indulging in office gossip, taking unauthorized breaks, disruptive behavior, and the continual use of company computers and time for personal reasons such as social media and shopping. 3. Attitude – A lousy attitude often manifests itself in insubordinate behavior. We review the employee to ensure they comply with company policies and do not disrespect the company or co-workers. 4. Presentation – We have a company dress code and continually monitor it to ensure that personnel follow the dress code policy and dress appropriately for the position and company culture. 5. Client survey – We have found that poor personnel performance will manifest in lousy customer service. A quick client survey can identify issues with individuals. 6. Performance review – We conduct regularly scheduled semi-annual performance reviews. The performance review aims to foster an environment of high fulfillment and performance through clear expectations, effective feedback, and ongoing development. 7. Punctuality – We have found that employees who regularly arrive late for work or are frequently absent from the office are unlikely to meet their performance objectives. Punctuality issues typically mean employees are 354 © SoftSages LLC 13 not doing their job to their full potential, and a negative attitude may also affect their colleagues. We believe evaluating employee performance should be carried out on an ongoing basis and encompass all areas of their work ethic and achievements. Team Experience SoftSages Technology’s team structure is reflective and adaptive to the client’s requirements and needs. Our ability to scale up quickly and cross-departmental collaboration allows us to pull in various team roles as needed. SURYAKANT PROJECT MANAGER OBJECTIVE: To obtain a high level of excellence in a growth-oriented organization and utilize me as a resource for all challenging jobs by upgrading my knowledge. KEY SKILLS: Azure Cloud Native Security, Network Administration, Routing & Switching, Installation & Configuration of Network & Security devices (i.e., Checkpoint, Cisco, PA, etc.), Securing devices, and providing Technical Support. TECHNICAL EXPOSURE: Network, VoIP & Security operations, Cloud native security. Implementation of Cisco routers, Switches, and firewalls. Cisco and Allworx VoIP solution implementation and operations Enterprise and Cloud native compliance monitoring solutions. Worked on various threat protection solutions and their monitoring and reporting. Handling daily network connectivity and security issues, working with the Network operation team. Implement APs, UTM, IP Phone Servers, and other network devices. EXPERIENCE SoftSages Technology Dec 2018 to date Job Responsibilities Maintained documents of work performed during the day. 355 © SoftSages LLC 14 Responsible for designing, Implementing, and troubleshooting temporary infrastructure for life Web Casting Events. Responsible for Designing, Implementing, and monitoring customer Co- Location environment Daily health and compliance checks of systems and network health & security by using available log information. Configuring and, managing, implementing the SSL VPN and remote access VPN on the checkpoint gateway. Configuring and managing smart view monitor, Smart view tracer, Smart update, Smart log, innovative event, and the intelligent reporter. Troubleshooting the site-to-site VPN, SSL VPN, remote access VPN, etc. Multi-vendor security product knowledge; Cisco (ASA, Next generation firewall), Checkpoint Firewall, etc. Experience with incident response, case handling, and mitigation planning. Ability to analyze, design, and collaborate multiple layer protection architectures. Rajnap Technosoft Pvt. Ltd. Mar 2016 to Dec 2018 Job Responsibilities Implementing, administering, and supporting Internet security solutions using firewalls (Cisco ASA, Checkpoint), IPsec VPN, and SSL VPNs. Maximizing network performance by monitoring performance, troubleshooting network problems and Responsible for owning and overseeing the resolution of all outstanding Escalated Incidents. Liaise with vendors and other IT personnel for problem resolution. Providing technical support to Global clients through remote support. Work within established configuration and change management policies to ensure awareness, Approval and success of changes made to the network infrastructure. Responsible for the first-level review of changes that required security approvals. Consult with and provide direction to Project and delivery managers to bring into service security solutions. Ensuring they meet the criteria for ongoing support by Cyber Security. Preparation of Monthly Analysis Report for the owned list of clients. Build and maintain a database of capacity management and inventory of devices. 356 © SoftSages LLC 15 Periodic redundancy test to make sure of 100 % availability of redundant infra. NetMentor Inc. Mar 2015 to Mar 2016 Job Responsibilities Network Specialist Training of CCNA and CCNP Firewall Technology Expert VoIP training Cube Software Pvt. Ltd. Aug 2014 to Feb 2015 Job Responsibilities Implementation of VoIP and security Provide Level-2/3 support and troubleshooting to resolve issues. Administration of firewall and wireless Network. Cisco Routers & Switch Configuration. Designing and planning New Network & Up gradation plan. Server Installation and management. System Security, Updating Software, Application, and Patch Management. Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing Hardening of server and network devices Configuring tool for Monitoring of IT infrastructure Liaise with vendors and other IT personnel for problem resolution. Providing technical support to Global clients through remote support. Work within established configuration and change management policies to ensure awareness, Approval and success of changes made to the network infrastructure. Nethub Jan 2011 to July 2014 Job Responsibilities Training of CCNA and CCNP Network Engineer Network, VoIP, Security Operations ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION: B.Sc.-IT (Hons.) From Kurukshetra University in 2008 MBA (Marketing & IB) From Amity University in 2010 357 © SoftSages LLC 16 CERTIFICATION: Microsoft Certified Azure security engineer- Associate Google Certified - Professional Cloud Architect HARISH BANDARU SYSTEMS ENGINEER OBJECTIVE: To work with your prestigious organization as a LAN WAN Engineer and help achieve organizational goals owing to my skills in TCP/ IP, ASA Firewalls, MPLS, IPsec VPN, BGP, and Metro Ethernet. KEY SKILLS: Good written communication skills - Excellent documentation & procedure writing skill Strong analytical capabilities and excellent problem-solving skills Strong Office suite skills – Word/Excel – required Self-Initiative and analytical / problem-solving skills Experience with networking and infrastructure/troubleshooting Experience working with enterprise customers delivering infrastructure projects/operations support Knowledge of and experience using Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) Forescout or other NAC products, Cisco ASA, and other network security infrastructure EXPERIENCE SYSTEM ENGINEER 08/2020 - PRESENT SoftSages Technology Supports engineering efforts that provide engineering, technical, and managerial direction for problem definition, analysis, requirement development, and implementation for complex systems in the engineering discipline required to meet technical requirements Participates in efforts that develop recommendations and advice on system development, improvements, optimization, or support efforts Perform as a senior technical participant with knowledge and experience in local and wide area networking, communications, and related software/hardware within a multi-platform operating environment Provide second-line phone/email/fax consultation to debug complex network problems independently 358 © SoftSages LLC 17 Acts as a focal point for large account network problem resolution Provides support on a worldwide basis to all HTTS customers Provide systems/product training to peers within the HTTS team Acts as a technical expert and is a go-to resource for the team. -- Works independently, receiving minimal supervision, with no instruction on routine work and general instruction on new assignments WAN / LAN NETWORK ENGINEER 03/2017 - 06/2020 Dallas, TX Take part in Requirements definition approval and sign-off Lead/Support Technical Project Design Creation Lead/Support Technical Project Implementation Plan Creation Support Overall Technical Delivery for the client Interacts with project managers and the client to understand the network requirements Extract Key elements from high-level solution documents to create a detailed design Manage Cisco-based LAN environments ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION: UNIVERSITY OF MOUNT UNION 2011 - 2016 Engineer's Degree in Computer Engineering LUTHER DESKTOP COMPUTER TECHNICIAN OBJECTIVE: Enthusiastic IT Professional seeking to benefit an IT Department with advanced and up-to-date techniques in an energetic, fast-growing, and demanding environment. Exposed to diverse business environments ranging from small and medium enterprises to large organizations. KEY SKILLS: Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to work in a multicultural environment with users at all skill levels Demonstrate skill in organizing, managing time, setting priorities, and meeting deadlines for multiple tasks 359 © SoftSages LLC 18 Very strong PC troubleshooting and debug skills (BSOD, HW, software, BIOS, Network issues) Strong oral/written communication and customer interface skills Excellent verbal and written communication skills and ability to express complex technical concepts in terms that the business unit can understand Powerful Macintosh OS troubleshooting and problem-resolution skills EXPERIENCE DESKTOP COMPUTER TECHNICIAN 10/2021 - PRESENT SoftSages Technology Reviewing systems tickets daily and reprioritizing the ticket resolution to ensure compliance with service level agreements. Evaluating and prioritizing incoming telephone, voice mail, e-mail, and in- person requests for assistance from users experiencing problems. Collecting information about incidents and problems to evaluate root causes. Reports information and makes recommendations to the service desk director, PMs, and customers. Answering, evaluating, and prioritizing incoming telephone, voice mail, e- mail, and in-person requests for assistance from users experiencing problems with hardware, software, networking, and other computer- related technologies. Interviewing users to collect information about the problem and lead the user through diagnostic procedures to determine the source of error. Troubleshooting to determine problems with operating systems, applications, remote access, email, telephone, and wireless issues. Responsible for network and email account provisioning and management and wireless mobility problems, issues, or requests. Customer support and configuration management - plans and oversees hardware and software installations on customer workstations. Resolving problems, such as defective hardware components or corrupted software. HARDWARE TECHNICIAN 03/2020 - 09/2021 TROY, MI Provides end-user IT service delivery support including, but not limited to, technology deployment, hardware and software troubleshooting, and root cause analysis. 360 © SoftSages LLC 19 Provide account management with active directory and Microsoft Exchange and assist and educate end-users on proper techniques for system operation. Executes IT service desk functions to include end-user guidance and recommendations, activation, account modifications, configuration, testing, problem identification, and resolution. Monitors network functionality, operations, and security on a day-to-day basis. Manage active directory on three classified networks NIPR/SIPR/JWICS, follow established processes and procedures while continually making suggestions to improve efficiency and effectiveness. Administers and maintains access databases and other specialized systems and networks; provides systems life-cycle management. Proficient with mobile devices such as i-pads, laptops, blackberries, and other mobile devices. Ability to interface and communicate information with commercial and government contractors and personnel to maintain good working relationships. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION: UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS - EDWARDS CAMPUS 2015 - 2020 School's Degree in Computer Science ANTHONY MERULLA ACCOUNT MANAGER ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor’s degree in Economics Advanced studies in Leadership training RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 30 years of senior-level international business experience in sales, marketing, and projects development ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 361 © SoftSages LLC 20 They were communicating with clients to understand their needs and explain product value. Building relationships with clients based on trust and respect Collaborating with internal departments to facilitate client need fulfillment Collecting and analyzing data to learn more about consumer behavior Keeping accurate records about inventory and account notes Maintaining updated knowledge of company products and services DIPAK PATEL SECURITY ARCHITECT QUALIFICATIONS National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology, India (DOEACC 'A' Level equivalent of B.S Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering Advanced Diploma in Computer Applications Certified Information Systems & Security Professional (CISSP®) Microsoft Certified Solution Developer Sitecore 6.2 Certified Developer RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IT Leader with over 16 years of experience in planning, monitoring, and driving on time and in Security Architecture, Penetration Testing, Vulnerability and Risk Assessment, IT Auditing ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES Defined technical security controls (AWS Security groups, IAM roles, and API-specific security controls) and non-technical controls for AWS. Define cloud network architecture using Azure virtual networks, VPN, and express route to establish connectivity between on-premise and cloud Azure AD integration, Azure security, and governance Build end-to-end Integration Solutions utilizing Logic Apps, Functions and APIM Created Azure Active Directory and used this directory to authenticate the users, so integrated this Azure AD with APIM instance. 362 © SoftSages LLC 21 BIMAL SOLUTIONS ARCHITECT QUALIFICATIONS B.E.(Electrical)- M.S. University of Baroda, Vadodara, India M.B.A.(Finance)- Bhavnagar University, Bhavnagar, India M.S. (Computer Science)- New Jersey Institute of Technology, NJ, USA RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Eighteen years of experience in Software Application Design and Development with a passion for solving Business Problems through Innovative Technology solutions ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES Analyze current technologies used within the company and determine ways to improve Document and monitor requirements needed to institute proposed updates Work closely with Information Technology professionals within the company to ensure the hardware is available for projects and working properly Propose and establish the framework for necessary contributions from various departments Account for possible project challenges on constraints, including risks, time, resources, and scope Work closely with project management teams to successfully monitor the progress of initiatives. AZHAR MAHMOOD WINDOWS ADMINISTRATION QUALIFICATIONS VMware Certified. Windows Certified. Bachelor in computer science, JNTU, India 2009 363 © SoftSages LLC 22 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE An IT Professional with 11+ years of experience building and implementing new systems and overseeing systems migrations/upgrades with extensive VMware, Windows Engineering, and Administration experience. ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES Provided day-to-day administration/support of a Windows 2008 R2 “clustered” environment, including Active Directory administration, Exchange administration, VMWare Virtual Center, P2V2P Server Farm (DELL/HP/Cisco UCS Hosts with Windows 2008 Guest OS) Assessment Design and Planning for Implementation of vSphere Environment Worked on vSphere Upgrade projects to ESXi 5.5 Installed, configured, and implemented policies for Enterprise Exchange 2008 Server Installed, configured, and implemented SQL 2005 TUSHTI RASTOGI NETWORK ADMINISTRATION QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor of Technology in Electronics and Communication Engineering Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Cisco Certified Network Engineer with 12 years of professional experience in Network Engineering, performing network analysis, design implementation, and providing medium to large Networks. ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES Assist in network design and implementation. Provide network support with a variety of operating systems. Install and configure computer network equipment. Maintain network connectivity of all computer workstations. Provide network support to users. 364 © SoftSages LLC 23 Maintain servers and associated hardware, applications, services, and settings. Develop and monitor policies for the use of network resources. BIDHAN GHIMIRE NETWORK OPERATION CENTER QUALIFICATIONS B.SC Computer Networking & IT Security, London Metropolitan University Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) Cisco Certified Network Associate- Routing & Switching (CCNA) CCNP – In-progress RELEVANT EXPERIENCE A comprehensive and committed Certified Network Engineer with around eight years of professional experience in Network Engineering, performing Network analysis, design, and Implementing capacity planning with a focus on performance tuning and support of large Networks. ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES Perform regular network assessments to avoid interruption in workflow Utilize various channels of communication to provide technical support to clients Ensure that security software is installed correctly on employees’ computers and partner with the IT team to achieve this Manage network hardware, including switches, Routers, Fiber Optics, and Wireless Networks Troubleshoot system failures to identify the bottlenecks: Network Usage and Load, Network Range, and Wireless Network Interference that could slow down the network. VALAY J OZA FIREWALL ENGINEER QUALIFICATIONS Bachelors in Technology – Electronics, and Communication. Gujarat Technological University, Gujarat, India 365 © SoftSages LLC 24 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Seven years of experience designing, planning, upgrading/maintenance & implementing firewalls like Palo Alto, Junos, and Rukus to understand application-level security. ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES Perform regular security assessments to avoid interruption in workflow Utilize various channels of communication to provide technical support to clients Ensure that security software is installed correctly on employees’ computers and partner with the IT team to achieve this Manage network hardware, including switches, Routers, Fiber Optics, and Wireless Networks Troubleshoot system failures to identify the bottlenecks: Network Usage and Load, Network Range, and Wireless Network Interference that could slow down the network DIVYANSH HELPDESK SUPPORT – LEVEL 3 QUALIFICATIONS B.Sc.-IT (Hons.) From Kurukshetra University in 2008 MBA (Marketing & IB) From Amity University in 2010 Microsoft Certified Azure security engineer- Associate Google Certified - Professional Cloud Architect RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Network, VoIP & Security operations, Cloud-native security Implementation of Cisco routers, Switches, and firewalls Cisco and All Worx VoIP solution implementation and operations Enterprise and Cloud-native compliance monitoring solutions Worked on various threat protection solutions and their monitoring and reporting Handling day-to-day network connectivity and security issues, working with the Network operation team 366 © SoftSages LLC 25 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES Assist in network design and implementation. Provide network support with a variety of operating systems. Install and configure computer network equipment. Maintain network connectivity of all computer workstations. Provide network support to users. Maintain servers and associated hardware, applications, services, and settings. MANISH DUBEY HELPDESK LEVEL 2 QUALIFICATIONS Diploma in Hardware Networking at IACM Smart Learning Salutation B.A. from D.D.U Gorakhpur University Passed by 2013 Cisco CCNA Certified: CSCO13714880 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 6 years of relevant experience as a Helpdesk and Desktop Support Engineer ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES Perform regular network assessments to avoid interruption in workflow Utilize various channels of communication to provide technical support to clients Ensure that security software is correctly installed on employees’ computers and partner with the IT team to achieve this Manage network hardware, including switches, Routers, Fiber Optics, and Wireless Networks Troubleshoot system failures to identify the bottlenecks: Network Usage and Load, Network Range, and Wireless Network Interference that could slow down the network. 367 © SoftSages LLC 26 MOHAMMAD IRFAN HELPDESK LEVEL 1 QUALIFICATIONS Graduation (B.A.) Jaunpur University 2015 JCHNE+ Jetking Ahmedabad 2017 AWS / RedHat Prakshal IT Academy 2018 Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) Certified Fortinet Network Security Expert (NSE1) RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Having 4 Years of experience as a Helpdesk support engineer ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES Response rate is the critical and primary responsibility of a Desktop Support Specialist; issues must be attended to in a reasonable manner Analyze and make a proper decision and implementation on what type of software and hardware configurations are required for the organization Monitor and work on maintaining the LAN or WAN infrastructure in the office Monitor and work on strengthening the LAN or WAN infrastructure in the office Ability to troubleshoot TCP / IP networking issues. Make sure the PC/Laptop functions correctly, take measures to avoid downtime, and monitor to keep things smoothly 368 © SoftSages LLC 27 Florida Knowledge Describe any political, economic, legal, or other issues impacting Florida municipalities, specifically those impacting the City of Winter Springs, which may be relevant to the Proposal. SoftSages Technology confirms that there are no any political, economic, legal, or other issues impacting Florida municipalities, specifically those impacting the City of Winter Springs, which may be relevant to the Proposal. 369 © SoftSages LLC 28 References 370 © SoftSages LLC 29 Conclusion SoftSages Technology should be selected for the IT Managed Services project with the City of Winter Springs for several compelling reasons. Firstly, SoftSages possesses a wealth of experience in providing comprehensive IT solutions to a wide range of clients, including public sector organizations. Our expertise in managing complex IT environments and delivering reliable services sets us apart as a trusted partner. Secondly, we are pursuing the City of Winter Springs' business because we recognize the critical role local governments play in enhancing communities' lives. As a socially responsible IT consulting firm, we are committed to contributing to the advancement of local governments by providing cutting-edge technology solutions and exceptional managed services. We believe that our tailored approach, designed to align with the specific needs of public sector entities, can empower the City of Winter Springs to achieve its operational goals efficiently and effectively. Additionally, SoftSages Technology is driven by a customer-centric approach. We prioritize open communication, proactive support, and strategic guidance to ensure our clients' success. By working closely with the City of Winter Springs, we aim to understand their unique challenges and objectives, tailoring our IT managed services to optimize their operations, bolster data security, and enhance service delivery to their citizens. Ultimately, our pursuit of the City of Winter Springs' business is rooted in our passion for making a positive impact through technology. We are excited to bring our industry-leading expertise, innovation, and commitment to excellence to support the City's growth, enhance its digital infrastructure, and foster a thriving community for its residents. By choosing SoftSages Technology as their IT managed services provider, the City of Winter Springs can confidently rely on our capabilities to drive transformational change and meet their long-term IT objectives. 371 © SoftSages LLC 30 Section E - Other Information In addition to the services and products explicitly mentioned and priced in the IT Managed proposal, there are several other relevant services and products that we will provide to the City. While they might not be listed with specific prices, they are essential components of our comprehensive IT Managed package, aimed at ensuring the City’s success in its digital transformation journey. These additional services and products include: Training and Workshops: We will conduct customized training sessions and workshops for City staff to ensure they have a clear understanding of the new technology solutions and can efficiently utilize them. These sessions will empower your team to maximize productivity and make the most of the implemented IT solutions. Change Management: Our IT consulting team will provide change management support to guide the City through the process of adopting new technologies smoothly. This includes communication strategies, stakeholder engagement, and change readiness assessments to minimize any potential disruptions during the implementation phase. Data Migration and Integration: If necessary, we will assist in migrating and integrating data from legacy systems to the new IT infrastructure. This process ensures that valuable data is securely and accurately transferred, enabling seamless operations without data loss or inconsistencies. Vendor Management: As part of our IT consulting services, we will liaise with technology vendors on behalf of the City. This includes coordinating vendor relationships, managing service-level agreements, and ensuring that vendors deliver on their commitments. Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning: We will help the City develop robust business continuity and disaster recovery plans to safeguard critical IT systems and data from potential disruptions or disasters. These plans will ensure quick recovery and minimal downtime in case of unforeseen events. Performance Monitoring and Reporting: Our team will implement monitoring tools and establish reporting mechanisms to track the performance and effectiveness of the newly implemented IT solutions. This data-driven approach allows us to make informed decisions for continuous improvement. Post-Implementation Support: Following the successful implementation of the IT solutions, we will provide ongoing support and maintenance services to address any issues, updates, or enhancements that may be required. This 372 © SoftSages LLC 31 support ensures the City’s IT environment remains secure, efficient, and up-to- date. Technology Trend Analysis: As part of our commitment to staying at the forefront of technology advancements, we will periodically provide the City with insights into emerging trends and innovations relevant to its industry. This analysis will help the City stay ahead of the curve and make informed decisions about future technology investments. Please note that while these services are not specifically priced in the initial proposal, we assure you that they are essential components of our comprehensive IT Managed package. We are more than happy to discuss the scope and details of these services further to ensure they align with the City’s objectives and budgetary considerations. Our ultimate goal is to be a valued partner in the City’s success and growth, providing holistic and tailored IT solutions that make a lasting impact. 373 © SoftSages LLC 32 Section F – Cost and Time 374 © SoftSages LLC 33 Section G – Mandatory Proposal Forms Insurance Requirements Form 375 © SoftSages LLC 34 Scrutinized Company Certification 376 © SoftSages LLC 35 Non-Collusion Affidavit of Prime Respondent 377 © SoftSages LLC 36 Drug Free Workplace Form 378 © SoftSages LLC 37 SMWBE Utilization Plan 379 © SoftSages LLC 38 Public Entity Crimes Statement 380 © SoftSages LLC 39 381 © SoftSages LLC 40 E-VERIFY Statement 382 © SoftSages LLC 41 Conflict of Interest Statement 383 © SoftSages LLC 42 Criminal Justice Information Services Security Addendum 384 © SoftSages LLC 43 Section H – Florida State Corporate Filing 385 © SoftSages LLC 44 386 tÐĪķÐĮĴåďīqīďĨďĮ­ăĮ t9qƷŲŸǀŴŵǀŲųL# A}T­Ċ­æÐÌwÐīŒðÆÐĮ œœœƫĮĨĊĮďăķĴðďĊĮƫĊÐĴ wqUwďăķĴðďĊĮAĊÆƫ ðĴřďå”ðĊĴÐīwĨīðĊæĮƬ 9ăďīðÌ­ qīďÆķīÐĉÐĊĴ#ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ķæķĮĴŶƬŴŲŴŵ 1 387 wÐÆĴðďĊǀqīďĨďĮÐī AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ­ĊÌ ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐĉÐĊĴ9ďīĉ 2 388 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM PROPOSER INFORMATION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM For Managed IT Services RFP #06-23-01 JD The undersigned PROPOSER does hereby agree to furnish the City of Winter Springs, Florida, the items listed in accordance with the minimum requirements/evaluation criteria shown by the Request for Proposal to be delivered to the specified site for the price indicated. IT IS THE PROPOSER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO CHECK www.demandstar.com FOR FINAL DOCUMENTS AND ADDENDA BEFORE SUBMITTAL THIS PROPOSAL MUST BE SIGNED BY THE PRINCIPAL OR DIRECTOR AS INDICATED BY THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE, DIVISION OF CORPORATIONS (www.sunbiz.org). Proof of corporate signer must be submitted with Proposal. If not submitted, PROPOSER will be considered non-responsive. Use Sunbiz website screen shot or copy of Corporate Resolution or Power of Attorney. PROPOSER NAME: TAX ID# SNN or EIN: PROPOSER ADDRESS: PURCHASE ORDER ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER: COMPANY WEBSITE: COMPANY CONTACT (REP): CONTACT EMAIL ADDRESS: SIGNATURE: THE UNDERSIGNED: A. Acknowledges receipt of: 1. RFP # 06-23-01 JD Pertaining To: Managed IT Services 2. Addenda: Number ________, dated ____________. Number _________, dated ____________. B. Has examined the site and all RFP Documents and understands that in submitting its Proposal, they waive all right to plead any misunderstanding regarding the same. C. Agrees: 1. To hold this Proposal open for 90 calendar days after the bid opening date. 2. To furnish the goods and/or services specified in this RFP at the prices quoted in my responsive Proposal and in compliance with the RFP Documents. 3. To accept the provisions of the Instructions to PROPOSERS. 4. To negotiate a contract with the CITY incorporating the Proposal prices, if selected on the basis of this Proposal. 5. To accomplish the work in accordance with the contract documents. D. Certifies: 1. That all information contained in this Proposal is truthful to the best of my knowledge and belief. 2. That I am duly authorized to submit this Proposal on behalf of the PROPOSER and that the PROPOSER is ready, willing, and able to perform if awarded the Proposal. Stipulated Amount A. Submit on Cost Proposal Worksheet, Appendix A. 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ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ īÐăð­ÅðăðĴřƫ q­ĴÆì T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ Zķī ĮřĮĴÐĉ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴďīĮ œðăă ăÐŒÐī­æÐ ĴìÐ īďÅķĮĴ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ ďå ĴìÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTT Ĵďďă Ĵď ĮĴīЭĉăðĊÐ ĴìÐ Ĩ­ĴÆì ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƫ }ìÐ āÐř ĮĴÐĨĮ ðĊ ďķī Ĩ­ĴÆì ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĨīďĴďÆďă ­īÐ ­Į åďăăďœĮƭ Ɣ q­ĴÆì ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð œðăă ťīĮĴ ÆďĊÌķÆĴ ­Ċ ðĊǀÌÐĨĴì Ĩ­ĴÆì ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴÐ ĴìÐ ÆķīīÐĊĴ Ĩ­ĴÆì ăÐŒÐăĮ ďå ­ăă ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮƫ }ìðĮ ĮĴÐĨ ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­Ċř ĉðĮĮðĊæ ďī ďķĴÌ­ĴÐÌ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĊÐÐÌ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ­ĴĴÐĊĴðďĊƫ Ɣ q­ĴÆì }ÐĮĴðĊæƭ }ď ÐĊĮķīÐ ÆďĉĨ­ĴðÅðăðĴř ­ĊÌ ­ŒďðÌ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊĮƬ œÐ œðăă ĴÐĮĴ ЭÆì Ĩ­ĴÆì ðĊ ­ÆďĊĴīďăăÐÌ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ ÅÐåďīÐ ÌÐĨăďřðĊæ ðĴ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĨīďÌķÆĴðďĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ 9 395 Ɣ q­ĴÆì #ÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴƭ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTTǑĮ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴÐÌ Ĩ­ĴÆì ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴ åЭĴķīÐ œðăă ÅÐ ķĮÐÌ Ĵď īďăă ďķĴ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ Ĵď ­ăă ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐř ­īÐ ķĨǀĴďǀÌ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīÐƫ ”Ð œðăă ĮÆìÐÌķăÐ ĴìÐĮÐ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴĮ ÌķīðĊæ ďååǀĨЭā ìďķīĮ Ĵď ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊ Ĵď ÆðĴř ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ Ɣ q­ĴÆì “ÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊƭ 9ďăăďœðĊæ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴƬ œÐ œðăă ŒÐīðåř ĴìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă ðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊ ďå ЭÆì Ĩ­ĴÆìƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐř ­īÐ ÆďīīÐÆĴăř ­ĨĨăðÐÌ ­ĊÌ åķĊÆĴðďĊðĊæ ­Į ÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌƫ q­ĴÆì tÐĨďīĴðĊæƭ }ìÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTTǑĮ ĨďœÐīåķă īÐĨďīĴðĊæ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ ÐĊ­ÅăÐ ķĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆăЭī ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ Ĩ­ĴÆì īÐĨďīĴĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ ďååÐī ðĊĮðæìĴĮ ðĊĴď ĴìÐ Ĩ­ĴÆì ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìÐ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ 쭌РÅÐÐĊ ­ĨĨăðÐÌƬ ĴìďĮÐ ĨÐĊÌðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř ðĮĮķÐĮ ÐĊÆďķĊĴÐīÐÌ ÌķīðĊæ ĴìÐ Ĩ­ĴÆìðĊæ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƫ Ɣ tÐæķă­ī q­ĴÆì wĴ­ĴķĮ tÐĨďīĴĮƭ ”Ð œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴìÐ ðĴř œðĴì īÐæķă­ī Ĩ­ĴÆì ĮĴ­ĴķĮ īÐĨďīĴĮƬ ÌÐĴ­ðăðĊæ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå ÐŒÐī ř ĮřĮĴÐĉ ķĊÌÐī ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­Ċ ďŒÐīŒðÐœ ďå Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ÌÐĨăďřÐÌƬ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř ÐŘðĮĴðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř æ­ĨĮƫ Ɣ AĊÆðÌÐĊĴ tÐĨďīĴĮƭ AĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ďå ­Ċř ðĮĮķÐĮ ­īðĮðĊæ ÌķīðĊæ ĴìÐ Ĩ­ĴÆì ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ œÐ œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĨďīĴĮ ÌÐĴ­ðăðĊæ ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉƬ ðĴĮ Æ­ķĮÐƬ ĴìÐ ÆďīīÐÆĴðŒÐ ĉЭĮķīÐĮ Ĵ­āÐĊƬ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ĮķÆì ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ åķĴķīÐƫ Ɣ ďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ tÐĨďīĴĮƭ Į Ĩ­īĴ ďå ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ìðæì ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƬ œÐ œðăă ­ăĮď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ īÐĨďīĴĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ œðăă ÆďĊťīĉ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ A} ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ðĮ ðĊ ăðĊÐ œðĴì ðĊÌķĮĴīř ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ īÐæķă­Ĵďī ř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ ǀ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ A}š­ĊÌ Awq ÆðīÆķðĴĮ ­ĊÌ ÆďīÐ ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ Ĵď ­ăÐīĴ ÌķīðĊæ ­ĮřĮĴÐĉ ďķĴ­æÐ ďī ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ÅÐì­Œðďī Æì­ĊæÐ ”Ð œðăă ăÐŒÐī­æÐ ďķī ķŒðā UÐĴœďīā TďĊðĴďīðĊæ }ďďă Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ÆďĊĮĴ­ĊĴ Œðæðă­ĊÆÐ ďŒÐī ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ Awq ÆðīÆķðĴĮƬ ÆďīÐ ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ­ĊÌ Ĵď ­ăÐīĴ ÌķīðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ďķĴ­æÐĮ ďī ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ÅÐì­Œðďī Æì­ĊæÐĮƫ }ìÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ Ĩă­Ċ ðĮ ­Į åďăăďœĮƭ UÐĴœďīā TďĊðĴďīðĊæƭ Ĵ ĴìÐ ìЭīĴ ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ­īÐ ĴìÐ Awq ÆðīÆķðĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆďīÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďĊĊÐÆĴ ­ăă ÐăÐĉÐĊĴĮ ďå ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉƫ }ď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ďĨÐī­ĴÐĮ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăřƬ œÐ œðăă ķĮÐ ķŒðāǑĮ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ œìðÆì œðăă ­ăăďœ ķĮ Ĵď ÆīЭĴÐ ­Ċ ðĊǀÌÐĨĴìƬ īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ðĊŒÐĊĴďīř ďå ĴìÐ ðĴř NjĮ ĊÐĴœďīā ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ ŒðĮķ­ăðšðĊæ ìďœ ĴìÐř ­īÐ ðĊĴÐīÆďĊĊÐÆĴÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĴìÐðī ĮĴ­ĴķĮ īďķĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆăďÆāƫ ”Ð œðăă ķĮÐ ĴìÐ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðÆ ĊÐĴœďīā ÌðĮÆďŒÐīř åЭĴķīÐ ďå ķŒðā Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­ăă ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ Ìī­œ ķĨ ­Ċ ­ÆÆķī­ĴÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ĴďĨďăďæř Ìð­æī­ĉ œìðÆì ðĮ ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮăř ķĨÌ­ĴÐÌ ­Į ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ­īÐ ­ÌÌÐÌ ďī īÐĉďŒÐÌƫ }ìðĮ åЭĴķīÐ œðăă ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴăř ­ðÌ ķĮ ðĊ ðÌÐĊĴðåřðĊæ ­ĊÌ ðĮďă­ĴðĊæ ĨīďÅăÐĉ­ĴðÆ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ďī ÆðīÆķðĴĮƫ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ A}š­ĊÌ Awq ðīÆķðĴĮƭ ķŒðāNjĮ ĊÐĴœďīā Ĵī­ŨÆ ­Ċ­ăřšÐī åЭĴķīÐ œðăă ÅÐ ķĮÐÌ Ĵď ĉďĊðĴďī ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ ­ĊÌ AwqǑĮ ÆðīÆķðĴĮƫ }ìðĮ åЭĴķīÐ āÐÐĨĮ ­ÆďĊĮĴ­ĊĴ œ­ĴÆì ďĊ ĴìÐ Ì­Ĵ­ŦďœðĊæ Ĵìīďķæì ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĊÐĴœďīā ­ĊÌ Awq ÆðīÆķðĴĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ÅďĴì ðĊÅďķĊÌ ­ĊÌ ďķĴÅďķĊÌ Ĵī­ŨÆƫ AĴ ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ĮĨďĴ ķĮ­æÐ ĴīÐĊÌĮƬ ðÌÐĊĴðåř Æ­Ĩ­ÆðĴř ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴ ĊÐĴœďīā ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƫ 10 396 ř ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĴìÐ ÆðīÆķðĴĮǑ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ðĊ īЭăǀĴðĉÐƬ ķŒðā ìÐăĨĮ ķĮ ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐř ­īÐ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ­Ĵ ďĨĴðĉ­ă Æ­Ĩ­ÆðĴř ­ĊÌ ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ĪķðÆāăř īÐĮĨďĊÌ Ĵď ­Ċř ķĮ­æÐ ĮĨðāÐĮ ďī ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ðĮĮķÐĮƫ ķŒðā ­ăĮď ÐĊ­ÅăÐĮ ķĮ Ĵď ÌÐĴÐÆĴ œìÐĴìÐī ­ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ÌÐŒðÆÐ ðĮ ďŒÐīăď­ÌðĊæ ­ÆðīÆķðĴƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ Å­ĊÌœðÌĴì ðĮ ÐŒÐĊăř ÌðĮĴīðÅķĴÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ďĨÐī­ĴÐĮ ĮĉďďĴìăřƫ ďīÐ AĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ TďĊðĴďīðĊæƭ ”Ð œðăă ­ăĮď ÅÐ ķĴðăðšðĊæ ķŒðā Ĵď ĉďĊðĴďī ĴìÐ ÆďīÐ ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ďå ĴìÐ A}šƫ }ìÐ ÆďīÐ ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ īďķĴÐīĮƬ ĮœðĴÆìÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ÐĮĮÐĊĴð­ă ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƫ ķŒðā æðŒÐĮ ķĮ ĴìÐ ­ÅðăðĴř Ĵď ďŒÐīĮÐÐ ĴìÐĮÐ ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐðī ðĊĴÐīÆďĊĊÐÆĴðďĊĮ ðĊ īЭăǀĴðĉÐƬ Ĵī­ÆāðĊæ ĴìÐðī ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ĮœðåĴăř ðÌÐĊĴðåřðĊæ ­Ċř ðĮĮķÐĮƫ ăÐīĴĮ #ķīðĊæ wřĮĴÐĉ ZķĴ­æÐƭ wřĮĴÐĉ ďķĴ­æÐĮ Æ­Ċ Æ­ķĮÐ ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮœðåĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ðĮ ÆīðĴðÆ­ăƫ ķŒðāǑĮ ­ăÐīĴðĊæ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ œðăă ÐĊ­ÅăÐ ķĮ Ĵď ī­ĨðÌăř īÐĮĨďĊÌ Ĵď ­Ċř ĮķÆì ĮðĴķ­ĴðďĊĮƫ }ìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ðĮ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ĮÐĊÌ ­ăÐīĴĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĨīÐǀĮÐĴ ĴìīÐĮìďăÌĮ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­ĴĴÐīĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ðĊÌðÆ­ĴÐ ­ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĮřĮĴÐĉ ďķĴ­æÐƫ 9ďī ðĊĮĴ­ĊÆÐƬ ðå ­ĊÐĴœďīā ÌÐŒðÆÐ æďÐĮ ďũðĊÐƬ ďī ­ÆðīÆķðĴ ĮĴ­īĴĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ÅÐřďĊÌ ðĴĮ Æ­Ĩ­ÆðĴřƬ ķŒðā œðăă ðĊĮĴ­ĊĴăř ­ăÐīĴ ďķī A}ĴЭĉƫ ăÐīĴĮ ­īÐ ­ăĮď ÆķĮĴďĉðš­ÅăÐ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐř ­īÐ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ­ĊÌ ­ÆĴðďĊ­ÅăÐƬ ­ĊÌ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ īďķĴÐÌ Ĵď ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĴЭĉ ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ďå ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐƫ tÐĮĨďĊĮÐ Ĵď īðĴðÆ­ă Ðì­Œðďī ì­ĊæÐƭ ķŒðā ĊďĴ ďĊăř ìÐăĨĮ Ĵď ÌÐĴÐÆĴ ďķĴ­æÐĮ ÅķĴ ­ăĮď ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ĉďĊðĴďī åďī ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ÅÐì­Œðďī Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīā Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ĮðæĊ­ă ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĨīďÅăÐĉĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ÆďķăÌ ðĊÆăķÌÐ ķĊķĮķ­ă ĊÐĴœďīā Ĵī­ŨÆ Ĩ­ĴĴÐīĊĮƬ ĮķÌÌÐĊ ðĊÆīЭĮÐĮ ðĊ Ì­Ĵ­ķĮ­æÐƬ ďī Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ÌÐŒðÆÐ ÅÐì­Œðďīƫ }ìīďķæì ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ Ĵī­ÆāðĊæ ­ĊÌ ­Ċ­ăřĮðĮ ďå Ĩ­ĮĴ ĊÐĴœďīā ÅÐì­ŒðďīƬ ķŒðā ìÐăĨĮ Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­Ċř ­Ċďĉ­ăðÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÌÐŒð­ĴÐ åīďĉ ĴìÐ ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ Ĩ­ĴĴÐīĊĮƫ ăÐīĴĮ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ ĮÐĴ ķĨ Ĵď ĊďĴðåř ďķī A}ĴЭĉ ďå ĴìÐĮÐ ­Ċďĉ­ăðÐĮƬ ÐĊ­ÅăðĊæ ķĮ Ĵď ðĊŒÐĮĴðæ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ īÐÆĴðåř ðĮĮķÐĮ ÅÐåďīÐ ĴìÐř ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐƫ ǀ >ÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮķĨĨďīĴƮ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ īÐĉďĴÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď A}šœďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ ťīÐœ­ăăĮ ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ }ď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ >ÐăĨ #ÐĮā ĮķĨĨďīĴ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šƬ wqU œðăă ķĮÐ ĴìÐ A}AO ƺAĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř AĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ OðÅī­īřƻ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ īÐĊďœĊÐÌ åďī ðĴĮ ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ðĊ A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ }ìÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ œðăă ÐĊÆďĉĨ­ĮĮ īÐĉďĴÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď A}šǑĮ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ ťīÐœ­ăăĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴƫ ”ÐǑăă ķĴðăðšÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTT Ĵďďă Ĵď å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐ ĴìðĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƫ tÐĉďĴÐ ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď A}šǑĮ ”ďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ wÐīŒÐīĮ €ĮðĊæ ĴìÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ ĴďďăƬ ďķī ĴЭĉ Æ­Ċ īÐĉďĴÐăř ­ÆÆÐĮĮ A}šǑĮ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ ĨÐīåďīĉðĊæ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ īďķĴðĊÐ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮƫ }ìðĮ īÐĉďĴÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴř ÐĊ­ÅăÐĮ ķĮ Ĵď īÐĮďăŒÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ ĪķðÆāăř ­ĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăř œðĴìďķĴ ĴìÐ ĊÐÐÌ åďī ďĊĮðĴÐ ŒðĮðĴĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ĮĉďďĴì īķĊĊðĊæ ďå A}šǑĮ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ 11 397 wķĨĨďīĴ åďī A}šǑĮ 9ðīÐœ­ăăĮ A}šķĮÐĮ ­Œ­īðÐĴř ďå ťīÐœ­ăă ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ĮķÆì ­Į 9ďīĴðĊÐĴ 9ďīĴð:­ĴÐƬ ðĮÆď wƬ ­ĊÌ q­ăď ăĴď UÐĴœďīāĮ ťīÐœ­ăăĮƫ ”ðĴì ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTT ĴďďăƬ ďķī ĴЭĉ Æ­Ċ īÐĉďĴÐăř ĉďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĴìÐĮÐ ťīÐœ­ăăĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐðī ďĨĴðĉ­ă ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊĴÐæīðĴřƫ Ɣ 9ďīĴðĊÐĴ 9ďīĴð:­ĴÐƭ ”ÐǑăă ĉďĊðĴďī ĴìÐ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮĴ­ĴķĮƬ ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­Ċř ­Ċďĉ­ăðÐĮ ðĊ Ĵī­ŨÆ Ĩ­ĴĴÐīĊĮƬ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆðÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴðĉÐăř ťīĉœ­īÐ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƫ Ɣ ðĮÆď wƭ ”ÐǑăă ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďă ăðĮĴĮ ƺOĮƻƬ ĨÐīåďīĉ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆďĊĴÐŘĴ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐ īÐæķă­ī Ĩ­ĴÆì ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ Ĵď ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƫ Ɣ q­ăď ăĴď UÐĴœďīāĮƭ ”ÐǑăă ďŒÐīĮÐÐ ĴìīЭĴ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴðďĊ ĨďăðÆðÐĮƬ ĉďĊðĴďī ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊ ķĮ­æÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ķĮÐī ðÌÐĊĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ åķĊÆĴðďĊĮƫ wķĨĨďīĴ åďī A}šǑĮ UÐĴœďīā 'ĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ A}šǑĮ ĊÐĴœďīā ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ÆďĊĮðĮĴĮ ďå ĮÐŒÐī­ă ĊÐĴœďīā ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ðĮÆď īďķĴÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ĮœðĴÆìÐĮƬ LķĊðĨÐī īďķĴÐīĮƬ ­ĊÌ īķÅ­œðīÐăÐĮĮ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ĨďðĊĴĮƫ Zķī UÐĴœďīā ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī ƺUZƻ œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ĴìÐĮÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƫ Ɣ ðĮÆď tďķĴÐīĮ ­ĊÌ wœðĴÆìÐĮƭ Zķī UZœðăă ĉďĊðĴďī īďķĴÐī ­ĊÌ ĮœðĴÆì ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ AZw ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƬ ÆďĊťæķīÐ ðĊĴÐīå­ÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴ ­Ċř ÆďĊĊÐÆĴðŒðĴř ðĮĮķÐĮƫ Ɣ LķĊðĨÐī tďķĴÐīĮƭ ”ÐǑăă ďŒÐīĮÐÐ ĴìÐ īďķĴðĊæ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮƬ ĉďĊðĴďī ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ăďæĮƬ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮÐĴĴðĊæĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴðĉÐăř ťīĉœ­īÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ Ĵď ķĨìďăÌ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāǑĮ īďÅķĮĴĊÐĮĮƫ Ɣ īķÅ­”ðīÐăÐĮĮ ÆÆÐĮĮ qďðĊĴĮƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ÆďīīÐÆĴ wwA#ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊƬ ĉďĊðĴďī ĴìÐ œðīÐăÐĮĮ ĮĨÐÆĴīķĉ åďī ðĊĴÐīåÐīÐĊÆÐƬ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ķĮÐī ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďăĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉ ťīĉœ­īÐ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ ­Į ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īřƫ }ìīďķæì ďķī ÆÐĊĴī­ăðšÐÌ UZƬ œÐ œðăă ĨÐīåďīĉ ŴŶƸŹ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ďå ĴìÐĮÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ ķĮðĊæ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTT åďī īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ­ăÐīĴĮ ďĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ìЭăĴìƬ Ĵī­ŨÆ ÆďĊæÐĮĴðďĊƬ ÌÐŒðÆÐ å­ðăķīÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴìīЭĴĮƫ Zķī Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ­ĨĨīď­Æì ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ÌÐĴÐÆĴ ­ĊÌ īÐÆĴðåř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ ÅÐåďīÐ ĴìÐř ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāǑĮ åķĊÆĴðďĊ­ăðĴřƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ķĊðĊĴÐīīķĨĴÐÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ åďī ĴìÐ A}šƫ ǀ ”ďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊ ðĉ­æðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴ ”Ð œðăă ķĴðăðšÐ ĴìÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ Ĵďďă Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊ ðĉ­æðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī A}šƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÆīЭĴðĊæƬ ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĨăďřðĊæ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌðšÐÌ ðĉ­æÐĮ åďī ”ðĊÌďœĮ ųŲ ­ĊÌ ”ðĊÌďœĮ ųų œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĴìÐīÐÅř ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ķĊðåďīĉðĴř ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊÆř ­ÆīďĮĮ ­ăă A}šǑĮ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƫ Ɣ īЭĴðĊæ wĴ­ĊÌ­īÌðšÐÌ Aĉ­æÐĮƭ Zķī ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ Ĵďďă œðăă ­ăăďœ ķĮ Ĵď ÆīЭĴÐ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌðšÐÌ ðĉ­æÐĮ ďå ÅďĴì ”ðĊÌďœĮ ųŲ ­ĊÌ ”ðĊÌďœĮ ųų œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ЭÆì ÆďĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ A}šǑĮ īÐĪķðīÐÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƬ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐĴĴðĊæĮƫ ř ķĮðĊæ ĴìÐĮÐ ðĉ­æÐĮƬ œÐ œðăă ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ÐŒÐīř œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊƬ īÐæ­īÌăÐĮĮ ďå ðĴĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉƬ ­ÌìÐīÐĮ Ĵď A}šǑĮ A} 12 398 ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ }ìðĮ ĮĴīЭĉăðĊÐĮ ĴìÐ ĮÐĴķĨ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ ĉ­āðĊæ ðĴ å­ĮĴÐī ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ Ĵď æÐĴ ĊÐœ ďī īÐåīÐĮìÐÌ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮ ķĨ ­ĊÌ īķĊĊðĊæƫ Ɣ €ĨÌ­ĴðĊæ Aĉ­æÐĮƭ ÐřďĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆīЭĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ ðĉ­æÐĮƬ ďķī ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ œðăă ­ăĮď ÅÐ ķĮÐÌ Ĵď ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐĮÐ ðĉ­æÐĮƫ Į ĊÐœ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ŒÐīĮðďĊĮ ďī Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ­īÐ īÐăЭĮÐÌƬ ďī ­Į A}šǑĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ Æì­ĊæÐƬ wqU Æ­Ċ ķĨÌ­ĴÐ ĴìÐ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊ ðĉ­æÐĮ Ĵď ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĴìÐĮÐ Æì­ĊæÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ЭÆì ĊÐœăř ÌÐĨăďřÐÌ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊ ðĮ ķĨǀĴďǀÌ­ĴÐ åīďĉ ĴìÐ ĉďĉÐĊĴ ðĴ ðĮ ťīĮĴ ĨďœÐīÐÌ ďĊƫ Ɣ #ÐĨăďřðĊæ Aĉ­æÐĮƭ ZĊÆÐ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌðšÐÌ ðĉ­æÐĮ 쭌РÅÐÐĊ ÆīЭĴÐÌ ­ĊÌ ķĨÌ­ĴÐÌƬ œÐ œðăă ķĮÐ ĴìÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ Ĵď ÌÐĨăďř ĴìÐĮÐ ðĉ­æÐĮ Ĵď A}šǑĮ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƫ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐǑĮ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ ÐĊ­ÅăÐ ķĮ Ĵď ĨķĮì ĴìÐĮÐ ðĉ­æÐĮ Ĵď œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮ īÐĉďĴÐăř ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăřƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ĮĮ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴĮƬ œìðÆì ăÐĴ ķĮ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ă­īæÐǀĮÆ­ăÐ īďăăďķĴĮ œðĴìďķĴ ÌðĮīķĨĴðĊæ A}šǑĮ Ì­ðăř ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ Ɣ ďĊĴðĊķďķĮ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ åĴÐī ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴƬ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ œðăă ÆďĊĴðĊķÐ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ Œ­ăķÐ Åř ­ăăďœðĊæ ķĮ Ĵď īÐĉďĴÐăř ĉďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĴìÐĮÐ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƫ ”Ð œðăă ĉďĊðĴďī œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ­ĨĨăř Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮƬ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ īÐĮďăŒÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ ǂ ďåĴÐĊ ÅÐåďīÐ ĴìÐř ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ĴìÐ ÐĊÌ ķĮÐīƫ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐǑĮ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðďĊ åЭĴķīÐĮ ­ăĮď ­ăăďœ ķĮ Ĵď ĨÐīåďīĉ ĉ­Ċř ďå ĴìÐĮÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮ ďķĴĮðÌÐ ďå Ċďīĉ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮƬ īÐÌķÆðĊæ ĴìÐ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ A}šǑĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ Ɣ wÐÆķīðĴřƭ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴĮ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ Åř ÐĊ­ÅăðĊæ ķĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăă œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮ 쭌РĴìÐ ĉďĮĴ īÐÆÐĊĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ­ĊÌ ­ĊĴðŒðīķĮ ÌÐťĊðĴðďĊĮƫ }ìðĮ īÐÌķÆÐĮ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř īðĮāĮ ­ĊÌ ìÐăĨĮ āÐÐĨ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ĮÐÆķīÐƫ ǀ qÐīåďīĉ īÐæķă­īăř ĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ Ĵ­ĮāĮ ĮķÆì ­Į œÐÐāăř ĴÐĮĴðĊæ ďå ĨìďĊÐ ăðĊÐĮ ­ĊÌ īķĊĊðĊæ ťăÐ īÐĮĴďīÐ ŒÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ qÐīåďīĉðĊæ īÐæķă­īăř ĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ Ĵ­ĮāĮƬ ăðāÐ œÐÐāăř ĴÐĮĴðĊæ ďå ĨìďĊÐ ăðĊÐĮ ­ĊÌ īķĊĊðĊæ ťăÐ īÐĮĴďīÐ ŒÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ðĮ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĴìÐ īďÅķĮĴĊÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ īÐăð­ÅðăðĴř ďå A}šǑĮ ÌðæðĴ­ă ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ ”Ð œðăă ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮì ­ĮřĮĴÐĉ­ĴðÆ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ÐŘÐÆķĴÐ ĴìÐĮÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮ ĴðĉÐăř ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăř ķĮðĊæ Œ­īðďķĮ ĴďďăĮ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­Ĵ ďķī ÌðĮĨďĮ­ăƫ ”ÐÐāăř }ÐĮĴðĊæ ďå qìďĊÐ OðĊÐĮƭ ”Ð œðăă ÆďĊÌķÆĴ īÐæķă­ī œÐÐāăř ĴÐĮĴĮ ďå ­ăă ĨìďĊÐ ăðĊÐĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Æ­ăă Īķ­ăðĴřƬ ÆďĊĊÐÆĴðďĊ īÐăð­ÅðăðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ďŒÐī­ăă ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƫ }ìðĮ œðăă ðĊÆăķÌÐ ÅďĴì ðĊÅďķĊÌ ­ĊÌ ďķĴÅďķĊÌ Æ­ăăĮƬ ÆìÐÆāðĊæ åďī ­Ċř ÌÐă­řĮƬ ÌðĮĴķīÅ­ĊÆÐĮƬ ďī ÌðĮÆďĊĊÐÆĴðďĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ìðĊÌÐī ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊƫ Ċř ðÌÐĊĴðťÐÌ ðĮĮķÐĮ œðăă ÅÐ ăďææÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ÆďīīÐÆĴðŒÐ ­ÆĴðďĊĮ œðăă ÅÐ ķĊÌÐīĴ­āÐĊƫ tÐæķă­ī īÐĨďīĴĮ ďĊ ĴìÐĮÐ ĴÐĮĴĮ œðăă ÅÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šåďī Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊÆř ­ĊÌ ­ÆÆďķĊĴ­ÅðăðĴřƫ tķĊĊðĊæ 9ðăÐ tÐĮĴďīÐ “ÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƭ #­Ĵ­ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ ðĮ ÆīķÆð­ă åďī A}šƬ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­īĴ ďå ĴìðĮ ĮĴī­ĴÐæř ðĊŒďăŒÐĮ ŒÐīðåřðĊæ ĴìÐ īÐăð­ÅðăðĴř ďå Å­ÆāķĨ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ ”Ð œðăă Æ­īīř ďķĴ œÐÐāăř ťăÐ īÐĮĴďīÐ ŒÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ĴÐĮĴ ĴìÐ ðĊĴÐæīðĴř ďå A}šǑĮ Å­ÆāķĨĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊŒďăŒÐĮ ĨÐīðďÌðÆ­ăăř īÐĮĴďīðĊæ ­ī­ĊÌďĉ ĮÐĴ ďå ťăÐĮ åīďĉ ĴìÐ Å­ÆāķĨ ĮřĮĴÐĉ Ĵď ­ĴÐĮĴ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƬ ĴìÐĊ ŒÐīðåřðĊæ ĴìÐ ÆďĊĴÐĊĴ ­æ­ðĊĮĴ ĴìÐ ďīðæðĊ­ăƫ }ìðĮ ĴÐĮĴ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ ĊďĴ ďĊăř Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ Å­ÆāķĨ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ðĮ œďīāðĊæ ÆďīīÐÆĴăř ÅķĴ ­ăĮď Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ 13 399 īÐĮĴďīÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ åķĊÆĴðďĊĮ ­Į ðĊĴÐĊÌÐÌƬ œìðÆì ðĮ ÐĮĮÐĊĴð­ă åďī Ì­Ĵ­īÐÆďŒÐīř ðĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ďå Ì­Ĵ­ăďĮĮ ďī ĮřĮĴÐĉ å­ðăķīÐƫ ďĴì ďå ĴìÐĮÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮ œðăă ÅÐ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ ďķĴĮðÌÐ ďå ĨЭā ķĮ­æÐ ìďķīĮƬ Ĵď ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ĴìÐ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ A}šǑĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ăăřƬ ­Ċř ðĮĮķÐĮ ÐĊÆďķĊĴÐīÐÌ ÌķīðĊæ ĴìÐĮÐ ĴÐĮĴĮ œðăă ÅÐ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐÌ Ĵìīďķæì wqUǑĮ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ œðĴì ­ăă īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ĮĴ­āÐìďăÌÐīĮ ĊďĴðťÐÌ ­ĊÌ ÆďīīÐÆĴðŒÐ ­ÆĴðďĊĮ ðĊðĴð­ĴÐÌ ĨīďĉĨĴăřƫ tÐæķă­ī ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĨďīĴĮ ďĊ ĴìÐĮÐ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ œðăă ÅÐ ĉ­ÌÐ ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ Ĵď A}šƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ­ÆăЭī ďŒÐīŒðÐœ ďå ĴìÐ ìЭăĴì ďå ĴìÐðī ĨìďĊÐ ăðĊÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ īÐăð­ÅðăðĴř ďå ĴìÐðī Å­ÆāķĨ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ Zķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĴìÐĮÐ īÐæķă­ī Ĵ­ĮāĮ œðăă ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊĴ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ďå A}šǑĮ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ Ì­Ĵ­ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ÐĊì­ĊÆðĊæ ďŒÐī­ăă 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œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĮÐī ŒÐīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ЭÆì ÌÐŒðÆÐ ðĮ ÆďĊťæķīÐÌ ÆďīīÐÆĴăř åďī ĮЭĉăÐĮĮ ðĊĴÐæī­ĴðďĊ ðĊĴď ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ T­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƭ ”ðĴì ďķī ĮķðĴÐ ďå ĊÐĴœďīā ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĴďďăĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ķŒðā ­ĊÌ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTTƬ œÐ œðăă ÆďĊĴðĊķ­ăăř ĉďĊðĴďī ĴìÐ ìЭăĴì ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ì­īÌœ­īÐƫ ”Ð œðăă ĨÐīåďīĉ īÐæķă­ī ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮ Ĵď ĨīďăďĊæ ĴìÐ ăðåÐĮĨ­Ċ ďå ЭÆì ÌÐŒðÆÐƬ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐăřƬ ­ĊÌ ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐƫ tÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴ tÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌ­ĴðďĊĮƭ Į Ĩ­īĴ ďå ďķī ďĊæďðĊæ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƬ œÐ œðăă īÐæķă­īăř ­ĮĮÐĮĮ ĴìÐ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊÌðĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ì­īÌœ­īÐƫ ”Ð ķĮÐ ðĊÌķĮĴīř ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ Ĵď ÌÐĴÐīĉðĊÐ œìÐĊ ­ÌÐŒðÆÐ ðĮ ­ĨĨīď­ÆìðĊæ ĴìÐ ÐĊÌ ďå ðĴĮ ķĮÐåķă ăðåÐƫ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆăЭīƬ ĴðĉÐăř īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌ­ĴðďĊĮ ďĊ œìÐĊ Ĵď īÐĨă­ÆÐ ì­īÌœ­īÐƬ ìÐăĨðĊæ ĴìÐ A}šĴď Ĩă­Ċ ­ĊÌ ÅķÌæÐĴ åďī ĴìÐĮÐ ÐŘĨÐĊÌðĴķīÐĮ œÐăă ðĊ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐƫ Zķī īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌ­ĴðďĊĮ œðăă Ĵ­āÐ ðĊĴď ­ÆÆďķĊĴ å­ÆĴďīĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ĴìÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐǑĮ ­æÐƬ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ īÐĨ­ðī ìðĮĴďīřƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ­Œ­ðă­ÅðăðĴř ďå ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åīďĉ ĴìÐ ĉ­Ċķå­ÆĴķīÐīƫ #ðĮĨďĮ­ăƭ ”ìÐĊ ì­īÌœ­īÐ īЭÆìÐĮ ĴìÐ ÐĊÌ ďå ðĴĮ ăðåÐÆřÆăÐƬ œÐ œðăă æķðÌÐ ĴìÐ A}šĴìīďķæì ĴìÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ďå īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅăř ÌðĮĨďĮðĊæ ďå ďī īÐÆřÆăðĊæ ĴìÐ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴƫ ”ÐǑăă ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăă Ì­Ĵ­ðĮ ĮÐÆķīÐăř œðĨÐÌ åīďĉ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ÌðĮĨďĮ­ă ÆďĉĨăðÐĮ œðĴì ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ­ă īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮƫ ððƫ 'ĊĮķīÐ ­ăă Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­īÐ ­ĨĨăðÐÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăřƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ­ĨĨăřðĊæ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ðĉĨīďŒÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ ťŘ ÅķæĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ­ååÐÆĴ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ Ì­ðăř ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ ”Ð ķĴðăðšÐ ­īďÅķĮĴƬ ĮřĮĴÐĉ­ĴðÆ ­ĨĨīď­Æì ĨďœÐīÐÌ Åř ďķī ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTT ĴďďăĮƫ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ AÌÐĊĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊƭ ”Ð ÆďĊĴðĊķ­ăăř ĉďĊðĴďī åďī ĊÐœ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ īÐăЭĮÐÌ Åř ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ŒÐĊÌďīĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ăðāÐ ”ðĊÌďœĮ ųŲ ­ĊÌ ”ðĊÌďœĮ ųųƬ 18 404 ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ĮķÆì ­Į TðÆīďĮďåĴ ZŨÆÐ wķðĴÐƬ ÌďÅÐƬ ­ĊÌ ­ĊĴðŒðīķĮ Ĩīďæī­ĉĮƬ ­Į œÐăă ­Į ťīĉœ­īÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ åďī ĊÐĴœďīā ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ťīÐœ­ăăĮƫ 'Œ­ăķ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ qă­ĊĊðĊæƭ UďĴ ­ăă Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ďī ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ĊÐÐÌ Ĵď ÅÐ ­ĨĨăðÐÌ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐăřƫ '­Æì ĊÐœ ķĨÌ­ĴÐ ðĮ Ĵìďīďķæìăř īÐŒðÐœÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĴÐĮĴÐÌ ðĊ ­ÆďĊĴīďăăÐÌ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ðĴ ÌďÐĮĊǑĴ Æ­ķĮÐ ĊÐœ ðĮĮķÐĮ ďī ÆďĊŦðÆĴĮ œðĴì ÐŘðĮĴðĊæ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƫ åĴÐī ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă ĴÐĮĴðĊæƬ œÐ Ĩă­Ċ ĴìÐ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ ĮÆìÐÌķăðĊæ ĴìÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ÌķīðĊæ ĊďĊǀĨЭā ìďķīĮ ďī Ĩă­ĊĊÐÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ œðĊÌďœĮ Ĵď ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊƫ #ÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð ķĮÐ ĴìÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ Ĵďďă Ĵď ÌÐĨăďř Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ­ĊÌ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ Ĵď ­ăă īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ }ìðĮ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ĮðĉķăĴ­ĊÐďķĮăř ķĨÌ­ĴÐ ĉķăĴðĨăÐ ĉ­ÆìðĊÐĮ œðĴìďķĴ ðĊĴÐīīķĨĴðĊæ ĴìÐ Ì­ðăř ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĮĴ­ååƫ “ÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ tÐĨďīĴðĊæƭ åĴÐī ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴƬ œÐ ŒÐīðåř Ĵì­Ĵ ЭÆì ķĨÌ­ĴÐ ďī Ĩ­ĴÆì ì­Į ÅÐÐĊ ­ĨĨăðÐÌ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķăăř ­ĊÌ ðĮ åķĊÆĴðďĊðĊæ ­Į ÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌƫ AĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ďå ­Ċř ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ďķī ĴЭĉ Æ­Ċ ĪķðÆāăř īďăă Å­Æā ĴìÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĮĴ­ÅðăðĴř œìðăÐ œÐ ðĊŒÐĮĴðæ­ĴÐ ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉƫ ”Ð ĴìÐĊ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ ÌÐĴ­ðăðĊæ œì­Ĵ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ œÐīÐ ðĊĮĴ­ăăÐÌƬ ďĊ œìðÆì ĉ­ÆìðĊÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř ðĮĮķÐĮ ÐĊÆďķĊĴÐīÐÌƫ 'ĉÐīæÐĊÆř q­ĴÆìðĊæƭ AĊ ĴìÐ Æ­ĮÐ ďå ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ďī Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ Ĵď ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ĮÐŒÐīÐ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ œÐ 쭌Р­ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ðĊ Ĩă­ÆÐ åďī ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴƫ ZĊÆÐ œÐǑŒÐ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴÐÌ ĴìÐ Ĩ­ĴÆìǑĮ īÐăð­ÅðăðĴřƬ œÐ Æ­Ċ ÐŘĨÐÌðĴÐ ðĴĮ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ åīďĉ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ÐŘĨăďðĴĮƫ ǀ 9ðīĉœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ÌīðŒÐī ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ ”Ð ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ åďī ĨÐīåďīĉðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ťīĉœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ÌīðŒÐī ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƬ ăÐŒÐī­æðĊæ ďķī ÐŘĴÐĊĮðŒÐ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ­ĮķðĴÐ ďå ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă ĴďďăĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTTƫ ”Ð œðăă ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ťīĉœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ÌīðŒÐī ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ Åř ĨÐīåďīĉðĊæƭ ĮĮÐĴ ­Ĵ­ăďæðĊæƭ ”Ð œðăă ťīĮĴ ÆīЭĴÐ ­ăðĮĴ ďå ­ăă ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉǑĮ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƬ āÐÐĨðĊæ Ĵī­Æā ďå ĴìÐ ťīĉœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ÌīðŒÐīĮ ÆķīīÐĊĴăř ðĊ ķĮÐƫ }ìðĮ Æ­Ĵ­ăďæ ÐĊ­ÅăÐĮ ķĮ Ĵď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ œìðÆì ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­īÐ ÌķÐ åďī ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ ­ĊÌ œìÐĊƫ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ åďī €ĨÌ­ĴÐĮƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊĴăř āÐÐĨĮ ­Ċ ÐřÐ ďĊ ĉ­Ċķå­ÆĴķīÐīĮǑ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƫ ”ðĴì ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTTƬ œÐ Æ­Ċ ĮÐĴ ķĨ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðÆ ­ăÐīĴĮ œìÐĊ ťīĉœ­īÐ ďī ÌīðŒÐī ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­īÐ īÐăЭĮÐÌƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ œÐ ­ăœ­řĮ ĮĴ­ř ­ìÐ­Ì ďå ĴìÐ æ­ĉÐƫ }ÐĮĴðĊæƭ qīðďī Ĵď ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴƬ ­ăă ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­īÐ ĴÐĮĴÐÌ ðĊ ­Į­ĊÌÅďŘ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ÆďĉĨ­ĴðÅðăðĴř œðĴì ĴìÐ ÐŘðĮĴðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉƫ }ìðĮ ĮĴÐĨ ìÐăĨĮ Ĵď ĉðĴðæ­ĴÐ ­Ċř īðĮāĮ ­ĮĮďÆð­ĴÐÌ œðĴì ĴìÐ ķĨæī­ÌÐ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ åķĊÆĴðďĊ ÆďīīÐÆĴăř œðĴìďķĴ Æ­ķĮðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ðĊĮĴ­ÅðăðĴř ďī ÆďĊŦðÆĴĮ œðĴì ďĴìÐī ĮďåĴœ­īÐƫ 19 405 wÆìÐÌķăðĊæ ­ĊÌ AĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƭ ZĊÆÐ œÐ 쭌РŒ­ăðÌ­ĴÐÌ ĴìÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐƬ œÐ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐ ĴìÐ ķĨæī­ÌÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ Ĵď Ĵ­āÐ Ĩă­ÆÐ ÌķīðĊæ ďååǀĨЭā ìďķīĮ ďī ­Į Ĩ­īĴ ďå Ĩă­ĊĊÐÌ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐƬ Ĵď ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ Ì­ðăř ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ €ĮðĊæ ĴìÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ ĴďďăƬ œÐ Æ­Ċ ĮĴīЭĉăðĊÐ ĴìðĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­īÐ ­ĨĨăðÐÌ ­ÆÆķī­ĴÐăř ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăřƫ qďĮĴǀ€Ĩæī­ÌÐ “ÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊƭ 9ďăăďœðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ œÐ ĨÐīåďīĉ Ĵìďīďķæì ÆìÐÆāĮ Ĵď ÆďĊťīĉ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ķĨæī­ÌÐ ì­Į ÅÐÐĊ ­ĨĨăðÐÌ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķăăř ­ĊÌ ðĮ åķĊÆĴðďĊðĊæ ­Į ÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌƫ }ìðĮ ŒÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ðĊŒďăŒÐĮ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ Ìð­æĊďĮĴðÆĮƫ #ďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƭ ăă ĮĴÐĨĮ ďå ĴìÐ ķĨæī­ÌÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ­īÐ ĉÐĴðÆķăďķĮăř ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴÐÌƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĴìÐ ĮĨÐÆðťÆĮ ďå ĴìÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐƬ ĴìÐ Ì­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĴðĉÐ ďå ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř ðĮĮķÐĮ ÐĊÆďķĊĴÐīÐÌ ÌķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƫ }ìðĮ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ­ÆăЭī īÐÆďīÌ ďå ­ăă ­ÆĴðďĊĮ Ĵ­āÐĊ ­ĊÌ ðĮ ­Œ­ăķ­ÅăÐ īÐĮďķīÆÐ åďī åķĴķīÐ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ ­ķÌðĴĮƫ 'ĉÐīæÐĊÆř TЭĮķīÐĮƭ AĊ Æ­ĮÐĮ œìÐīÐ ĴìÐīÐ ­īÐ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ īÐăЭĮÐÌ Ĵď ÆďķĊĴÐī­ÆĴ ĮÐŒÐīÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴìīЭĴĮƬ œÐ ÐŘĨÐÌðĴÐ ďķī ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴðĊæ ĴìÐĮÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ĨīďĉĨĴăř Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ åīďĉ ­Ċř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ÅīЭÆìÐĮƫ ǀ #ð­æĊďĮĴðÆĮƬ īÐĨ­ðī ­ĊÌƸďī īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴ ďå ì­īÌœ­īÐƮ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ œďīāðĊæ œðĴì ĉ­Ċķå­ÆĴķīÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ďī ĴìðīÌ Ĩ­īĴř ŒÐĊÌďīĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ÐăðæðÅăÐ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ ðĮ īÐĨ­ðīÐÌ ķĊÌÐī Œ­ăðÌ œ­īī­ĊĴðÐĮ ­ĊÌƸďī ÐŘðĮĴðĊæ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴĮ tÐÆďæĊðšðĊæ ĴìÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮðĴř ďå ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ĨīďÅăÐĉ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊƬ œÐ œďīā Ĵď ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĨīďÌķÆĴðŒðĴřƬ ÐĉĨăďřðĊæ ­īďÅķĮĴ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ĮĉďďĴì ­ĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ďå ì­īÌœ­īÐƫ AĊðĴð­ăăřƬ ďķī ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ÆďĉĉÐĊÆÐĮ œðĴì qīďÅăÐĉ AÌÐĊĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ œìÐīÐ ďķī ÐŘĨÐīĴ A}ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮĴ­åå ĮÆīķĴðĊðšÐĮ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ÆďĊŦðÆĴĮƬ ì­īÌœ­īÐ å­ðăķīÐĮƬ ďī ĊÐĴœďīā ÆďĊĊÐÆĴðŒðĴř ðĮĮķÐĮƫ }ìÐ ĴЭĉ ðĮ ĨīďťÆðÐĊĴ ðĊ ðĊĪķðĮðĴðŒÐăř ðÌÐĊĴðåřðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉƬ ăÐŒÐī­æðĊæ ĴìÐðī ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ Ĵď ­Įā īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ĪķÐĮĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊÌķÆĴ ĨīÐăðĉðĊ­īř Ìð­æĊďĮĴðÆĮ Ĵď ĨðĊĨďðĊĴ ĴìÐ ĨīÐÆðĮÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉƫ }ìðĮ ðĮ åďăăďœÐÌ Åř #ÐĴ­ðăÐÌ #ð­æĊďĮĴðÆĮƬ ­ÆīķÆð­ă Ĩì­ĮÐ œìÐīÐ ďķī ĮĴ­ååƬ ķĮðĊæ ÆķĴĴðĊæǀÐÌæÐ Ìð­æĊďĮĴðÆ ĴďďăĮ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƬ ÆďĊÌķÆĴĮ ­Ċ ÐŘì­ķĮĴðŒÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ÐŘ­ĉðĊ­ĴðďĊƫ }ìðĮ ÌÐÐĨ ÌðŒÐ ðĊĴď ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ­ĊÌ ÐŘĴÐĊĴ ďå ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉ åķăăřƬ ÐĊ­ÅăðĊæ ķĮ Ĵď ­ÆÆķī­ĴÐăř Ìð­æĊďĮÐ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ­ĊÌ ĮķÅĮÐĪķÐĊĴăř åďīĉķă­ĴÐ ĴìÐ ĉďĮĴ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊƫ 9ďī ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ īÐĮďăŒÐÌ ðĊǀìďķĮÐƬ ďķī AĊǀìďķĮÐ tÐĨ­ðī ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ĮĴÐĨĮ ðĊƫ Zķī ĴЭĉƬ ­īĉÐÌ œðĴì ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐƬ ĨÐīåďīĉĮ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř īÐĨ­ðīĮ ī­ĊæðĊæ åīďĉ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊ ­ÌþķĮĴĉÐĊĴĮƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ īÐðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊĮƬ ďī Įœ­ĨĨðĊæ å­ķăĴř ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ œðĴì ðĊǀìďķĮÐ ĮĨ­īÐĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ­ĮœðåĴ īÐĴķīĊ Ĵď ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮĴ­ĴķĮƫ ”ìÐĊ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ ĊÐÆÐĮĮðĴ­ĴÐ ĮĨÐÆð­ăðšÐÌ ­ĴĴÐĊĴðďĊ ďī īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴ ķĊÌÐī œ­īī­ĊĴřƬ ďķī ĴЭĉ ÐŘÆÐăĮ ­Ĵ ďďīÌðĊ­ĴðďĊ œðĴì T­Ċķå­ÆĴķīÐīĮ ďī “ÐĊÌďīĮƫ ”Ð Ĵ­āÐ ĴìÐ īÐðĊĮ ðĊ ăð­ðĮðĊæ œðĴì ĉ­Ċķå­ÆĴķīÐīĮ ďī ĴìðīÌǀĨ­īĴř ŒÐĊÌďīĮƬ ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ ­ăă ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÌðĮÆķĮĮðďĊĮƬ ĴìÐīÐÅř īÐăðÐŒðĊæ A}šĮĴ­åå ďå ĴìðĮ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴřƫ 20 406 ĊďĴìÐī ðĊĴÐæī­ă Ĩ­īĴ ďå ďķī ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ðĮ ”­īī­ĊĴř ­ĊÌ ďĊĴī­ÆĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊĮ ĉÐĴðÆķăďķĮ īÐÆďīÌĮ ďå ­ăă ì­īÌœ­īÐ ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮƬ Ĵī­ÆāðĊæ œ­īī­ĊĴř ĨÐīðďÌĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴ ÌÐĴ­ðăĮƫ }ìðĮ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ īÐĨ­ðīĮ ďī īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­īÐ Æ­īīðÐÌ ďķĴ ķĊÌÐī Œ­ăðÌ œ­īī­ĊĴðÐĮ ďī ÐŘðĮĴðĊæ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴĮƬ Į­ŒðĊæ ķĊĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ÐŘĨÐĊĮÐĮƫ AĊ Æ­ĮÐĮ œìÐīÐ ­ì­īÌœ­īÐ ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴ Æ­ĊĊďĴ ÅÐ īÐĨ­ðīÐÌ ďī ðĴ ðĮ ĉďīÐ ÆďĮĴǀÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ Ĵď īÐĨă­ÆÐ ðĴƬ ďķī tÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ÆďĉÐĮ ðĊĴď Ĩă­řƫ ”Ð Ĵ­āÐ Æì­īæÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĨīďÆķīÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊ ďå ĊÐœ ì­īÌœ­īÐƬ ĮďķīÆðĊæ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ Ĵì­Ĵ ÅÐĮĴ ­ăðæĊĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ ÅķÌæÐĴƬ ­ăă ĴìÐ œìðăÐ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ÆďĉĨ­ĴðÅðăðĴř œðĴì ÐŘðĮĴðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ 9ďăăďœðĊæ ­Ċř īÐĨ­ðī ďī īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴƬ œÐ ÆďĊÌķÆĴ īðæďīďķĮ qďĮĴǀtÐĨ­ðī “ÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊƫ ”Ð ĴÐĮĴ ĴìÐ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐĊÐĮĮ ďå ĴìÐ ĮďăķĴðďĊ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ īÐĨ­ðīÐÌ ďī īÐĨă­ÆÐÌ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ĨÐīåďīĉĮ ďĨĴðĉ­ăăř ­ĊÌ ðĊĴÐæī­ĴÐĮ ĮЭĉăÐĮĮăř œðĴì ĴìÐ īÐĮĴ ďå ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉƫ Zķī #ďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ Æ­ĨĴķīÐĮ ÐŒÐī ř ÌÐĴ­ðă ďå ĴìÐ Ìð­æĊďĮĴðÆƬ īÐĨ­ðīƬ ďī īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƫ 9īďĉ ĨīďÅăÐĉ ÌÐĮÆīðĨĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ­ÆĴðďĊĮ Ĵ­āÐĊƬ åīďĉ ðĊĴÐī­ÆĴðďĊĮ œðĴì ŒÐĊÌďīĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ťĊ­ă īÐĮďăķĴðďĊĮƬ ÐŒÐī ř ĮĴÐĨ ðĮ Ĵìďīďķæìăř ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴÐÌ åďī åķĴķīÐ īÐåÐīÐĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊÆřƫ ǀ #ÐŒÐăďĨ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďå ÅďĴì ĨìřĮðÆ­ă ­ĊÌ ăďæðÆ­ă ĊÐĴœďīāĮƬ ĮÐīŒÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ Zķī ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ÌÐŒÐăďĨðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ åďī ÅďĴì ĨìřĮðÆ­ă ­ĊÌ ăďæðÆ­ă ĊÐĴœďīāĮƬ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ăÐŒÐī­æÐĮ ­ÆďĉÅðĊ­ĴðďĊ ďå ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ĴďďăĮ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċķ­ă ĉÐĴìďÌĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ­ÆÆķī­Æř ­ĊÌ ÌÐĴ­ðăƫ 9ďī ­ķĴďĉ­ĴÐÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ œÐ ÐĉĨăďř ďķī ĴďďăĮ ăðāÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ tTTƫ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ­ķĴďǀÌðĮÆďŒÐī ­ăă ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ­ŒðĮķ­ă ă­řďķĴ ďå ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉǑĮ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ðĊĴÐīÆďĊĊÐÆĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĨÐĊÌÐĊÆðÐĮƫ wðĉðă­īăřƬ ďķī tTTǑĮ īÐĨďīĴðĊæ åЭĴķīÐ ìÐăĨĮ Ĵď æÐĊÐī­ĴÐ īÐæķă­ī īÐĨďīĴĮ ÌÐĴ­ðăðĊæ ĴìÐ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå ĮÐīŒÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ðĊŒÐĊĴďīðÐĮƬ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ Ì­Ĵ­Ƭ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĴďďăĮƬ œðĴì ĴìÐðī ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ åЭĴķīÐĮƬ ­ăăďœ ķĮ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ­Ċ ķĨǀĴďǀÌ­ĴÐ ðĊŒÐĊĴďīř ďå ­ăă A}šǑĮ A}­ĮĮÐĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐðī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮĴ­ĴķĮƬ ÐĊì­ĊÆðĊæ ĴìÐ ďŒÐī­ăă ŒðĮðÅðăðĴř ďå ĴìÐ A}ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆÐīĴ­ðĊ ĮÆÐĊ­īðďĮ īÐĪķðīÐ ĉ­Ċķ­ă ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ åďī ĉďīÐ ĮĨÐÆðťÆƬ ÆķĮĴďĉðšÐÌƬ ďī ðĊĴīðÆ­ĴÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ 9ďī ĮķÆì Æ­ĮÐĮƬ ďķī ĴЭĉ ðĮ ĨīďťÆðÐĊĴ ðĊ ķĮðĊæ #ĴďďăĮ ăðāÐ ķĴď#­ĊÌ Ìð­æī­ĉĉðĊæ ĴďďăĮ ăðāÐ TðÆīďĮďåĴ “ðĮðďƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĴďďăĮ ­īÐ Ĩ­īĴðÆķă­īăř ķĮÐåķă œìÐĊ ÌÐĮðæĊðĊæ ĊÐĴœďīā Ìð­æī­ĉĮƬ ­īÆìðĴÐÆĴķī­ă ŒðÐœĮ ďå ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ Ì­Ĵ­ ŦďœĮƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ÆďĉĨăÐŘ A}ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ ř ķĮðĊæ ĮķÆì ĴďďăĮƬ œÐ Æ­Ċ ŒðĮķ­ăăř ÌÐĨðÆĴ ĴìÐ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ă­řďķĴ ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ĉ­āðĊæ ðĴ ЭĮðÐī Ĵď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌƬ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐƫ }ď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐĮÐ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴĮ īÐĉ­ðĊ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ­ĊÌ ķĮÐåķăƬ œÐ ÆďĉĉðĴ Ĵď īÐæķă­ī ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ īÐŒðĮðĊæ ĴìÐĉ œìÐĊÐŒÐī ĴìÐīÐ ­īÐ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊĮ ďī īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƬ ďī ĉďÌðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ðĊ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ wķÆì Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ìÐăĨ ķĮ ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ðĮ ­ăœ­řĮ ÆķīīÐĊĴƬ īÐÌķÆðĊæ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ ÌķīðĊæ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ ďī ĮřĮĴÐĉ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƫ ”Ð ĨīðďīðĴðšÐ ĉ­āðĊæ ĴìÐĮÐ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴĮ ­ÆÆÐĮĮðÅăÐ ­ĊÌ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ­ÅăÐƫ ”Ð ķĮÐ ÆăЭīƬ ÆďĊÆðĮÐ ă­Ċæķ­æÐ ­ĊÌ ŒðĮķ­ă ­ðÌĮ œìÐīÐ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐƫ ”Ð ­ăĮď ĮĴďīÐ ĴìÐĮÐ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴĮ ĮÐÆķīÐăř œìðăÐ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ķĴìďīðšÐÌ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă Æ­Ċ ЭĮðăř ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ĴìÐĉ œìÐĊ ĊÐÐÌÐÌƫ }ìðĮ ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ­ĊÌ ­ÆÆÐĮĮðÅăÐ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ķăĴðĉ­ĴÐăř ðĉĨīďŒÐĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ÐŨÆðÐĊÆřƬ å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐĮ å­ĮĴÐī ĨīďÅăÐĉ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ĮðĉĨăðťÐĮ Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæ åďī åķĴķīÐ ÐŘĨ­ĊĮðďĊĮ ďī ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƫ 21 407 ǀ A}­ĮĮÐĴ ðĊŒÐĊĴďīř Ĵī­ÆāðĊæ ­ĊÌ ­ăăďÆ­ĴðďĊ ”Ð œðăă ķĮÐ ďķī ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTT ĴďďăĮ åďī ­ķĴďĉ­ĴÐÌ ­ĮĮÐĴ Ĵī­ÆāðĊæƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĴďďăĮ ­ăăďœ ķĮ Ĵď ÌðĮÆďŒÐī ­ăă ĊÐĴœďīāÐÌ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðÆ­ăăřƬ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ­īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ðĊŒÐĊĴďī ř ďå ­ăă ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ­ĮĮÐĴĮ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ }ìÐř īÐÆďīÌ ÐĮĮÐĊĴð­ă ÌÐĴ­ðăĮ ăðāÐ ĉďÌÐă ĊķĉÅÐīĮƬ ĮÐīð­ă ĊķĉÅÐīĮƬ ðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊ Ì­ĴÐĮƬ œ­īī­ĊĴř ĮĴ­ĴķĮƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ŒÐīĮðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƫ ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ăăřƬ ĴìÐř Æ­ĨĴķīÐ ĴìÐ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå ĴìÐĮÐ ­ĮĮÐĴĮƬ ­ăÐīĴðĊæ ķĮ Ĵď ­Ċř ðīīÐæķă­īðĴðÐĮ ďī ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĊÐÐÌ ­ĴĴÐĊĴðďĊƫ }ìÐ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ăĮď ÐŘĴÐĊÌĮ Ĵď ­ĮĮÐĴ ­ăăďÆ­ĴðďĊƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĴďďăĮ ­ăăďœ ķĮ Ĵď ­ĮĮðæĊ ­ĮĮÐĴĮ Ĵď ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ķĮÐīĮ ďī ÌÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴĮ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊƬ ÆīЭĴðĊæ ­ÆăЭī īÐÆďīÌ ďå œìď ðĮ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅăÐ åďī œì­Ĵƫ }ìðĮ ŒðĮðÅðăðĴř ­ðÌĮ ðĊ ­ÆÆďķĊĴ­ÅðăðĴřƬ ăďĮĮ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæ åďī ­ĮĮÐĴ īÐåīÐĮìÐĮ ďī ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƫ ”ìðăÐ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðďĊ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ­ĮďăðÌ åďķĊÌ­ĴðďĊ åďī ďķī ­ĮĮÐĴ Ĵī­ÆāðĊæ ­ĊÌ ­ăăďÆ­ĴðďĊƬ œÐ ­ăĮď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ Œ­ăķÐ ďå ĉ­Ċķ­ă ďŒÐīĮðæìĴƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ īÐæķă­īăř ­ķÌðĴĮ 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ăðÆÐĊĮÐ Ĵī­ÆāðĊæ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ðĮ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ Zķī ĮřĮĴÐĉ ðĮ ÆďĊťæķīÐÌ Ĵď ­ăÐīĴ ķĮ œìÐĊ ­ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ăðÆÐĊĮÐ ðĮ ­ĨĨīď­ÆìðĊæ ðĴĮ ÐŘĨðī­ĴðďĊ Ì­ĴÐƫ AĊ ĮķÆì Æ­ĮÐĮƬ œÐ œðăă œďīā œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĴЭĉ Ĵď ÐðĴìÐī īÐĊÐœ ĴìÐ ăðÆÐĊĮÐ ďī īÐĉďŒÐ ĴìÐ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ðå ðĴ ðĮ Ċď ăďĊæÐī ĊÐÐÌÐÌƫ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐĨďīĴðĊæ ďĊ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ăðÆÐĊĮÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ðĊĮðæìĴĮ ðĊĴď ăðÆÐĊĮÐ ķĴðăðš­ĴðďĊƬ īЌЭă ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ÆďĮĴ Į­ŒðĊæĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴÐ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ăðÆÐĊĮðĊæ ­æīÐÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ }ìÐř Æ­Ċ ÅÐ ÆķĮĴďĉðšÐÌ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĊÐÐÌĮƬ œìÐĴìÐī Ĵì­ĴǑĮ ­ìðæìǀăÐŒÐă ďŒÐīŒðÐœ åďī ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďī ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ Ì­Ĵ­åďī 22 408 ­ķÌðĴðĊæ ĨķīĨďĮÐĮƫ ”Ð œðăă ­ăĮď ­ĮĮðĮĴ œðĴì ĨīďÆķīÐĉÐĊĴ ďå ĊÐœ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ăðÆÐĊĮÐĮƫ ř ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ āÐÐĨðĊæ ķĨ œðĴì Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ăðÆÐĊĮðĊæƬ œÐ Æ­Ċ ìÐăĨ ĴìÐ A}šĉ­āÐ ÆďĮĴǀÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊĴ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ăðÆÐĊĮðĊæ ÌÐÆðĮðďĊĮƫ ¢Ðīďǀ#­ř AĊÆðÌÐĊĴ #ÐĴÐÆĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ tÐĨďīĴðĊæƭ wÐÆķīðĊæ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ ­æ­ðĊĮĴ ÐĉÐīæðĊæ ĴìīЭĴĮ īÐĪķðīÐĮ Œðæðă­ĊĴ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ ī­ĨðÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐƫ }ď ĴìðĮ ÐĊÌƬ wqU ÐĉĨăďřĮ ­ĮďĨìðĮĴðÆ­ĴÐÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ œìðÆì ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ wA'T ƺwÐÆķīðĴř AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ 'ŒÐĊĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƻ ­ĊÌ wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐƬ ÐĊÌĨďðĊĴ ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ Ĩă­ĴåďīĉƬ åďī šÐīďǀÌ­ř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ ÌÐĴÐÆĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ īÐĨďīĴðĊæƫ Zķī ťīĮĴ ă­řÐī ďå ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ ðĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ Åř ďķī ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ wA'Tƫ }ìðĮ ĨďœÐīåķă Ĵďďă ÆďăăÐÆĴĮƬ ÆďīīÐă­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ ­Ċ­ăřšÐĮ ăďæ Ì­Ĵ­ åīďĉ ­ÆīďĮĮ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĊÐĴœďīāƬ ăďďāðĊæ åďī ­Ċř ĮðæĊĮ ďå ķĊķĮķ­ă ďī ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ăăř ĉ­ăðÆðďķĮ ­ÆĴðŒðĴřƫ ř ÆÐĊĴī­ăðšðĊæ ­ĊÌ ­Ċ­ăřšðĊæ ĴìðĮ Ì­Ĵ­Ƭ ĴìÐ wA'T Ĵďďă ðĮ ­ÅăÐ Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĴìīЭĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉðæìĴ ďĴìÐī œðĮÐ æď ķĊĊďĴðÆÐÌƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ŒðÐœ ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďĮĴķīÐƫ Zķī wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐ Ĵďďă ÆďĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴĮ ĴìÐ wA'T ĮřĮĴÐĉ Åř åďÆķĮðĊæ ďĊ ĴìÐ ÐĊÌĨďðĊĴĮ ǀ ĴìÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ÆďĊĊÐÆĴÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĊÐĴœďīāƫ }ìðĮ Ĵďďă ķĮÐĮ ­īĴðťÆð­ă ðĊĴÐăăðæÐĊÆÐ Ĵď ­Ċ­ăřšÐ ÅÐì­Œðďī ďĊ ЭÆì ÌÐŒðÆÐƬ ăďďāðĊæ åďī ­ĊřĴìðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ðĊÌðÆ­ĴÐ ­šÐīďǀÌ­ř ÐŘĨăďðĴƫ ¢ÐīďǀÌ­ř ÐŘĨăďðĴĮ ­īÐ ­ĴĴ­ÆāĮ Ĵì­Ĵ Ĵ­āÐ ­ÌŒ­ĊĴ­æÐ ďå ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­īÐ ķĊāĊďœĊ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ĉ­āÐī ďī ķĮÐīƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìķĮ Ĩ­īĴðÆķă­īăř Ì­ĊæÐīďķĮƫ }ìÐ A ðĊ wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐ ðĮ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ĴìÐ ­ÅĊďīĉ­ă ÅÐì­ŒðďīĮ ­ĮĮďÆð­ĴÐÌ œðĴì ĮķÆì ­ĴĴ­ÆāĮƬ ÐŒÐĊ ðå ĴìÐ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ÐŘĨăďðĴ ì­Į ĊÐŒÐī ÅÐÐĊ ĮÐÐĊ ÅÐåďīÐƫ AĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă šÐīďǀÌ­ř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ ðĮ ÌÐĴÐÆĴÐÌƬ ÅďĴì ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ wA'T ­ĊÌ wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐ ­īÐ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď īÐĮĨďĊÌ ĮœðåĴăřƫ ďĴì ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ Æ­Ċ ĴīðææÐī ­ķĴďĉ­ĴÐÌ ÌÐåÐĊĮðŒÐ ­ÆĴðďĊĮƬ ĮķÆì ­Į ðĮďă­ĴðĊæ ­ååÐÆĴÐÌ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ďī ÅăďÆāðĊæ ĊÐĴœďīā Ĵī­ŨÆƬ Ĵď ÆďĊĴ­ðĊ ĴìÐ ĴìīЭĴ ­ĊÌ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ðĴ åīďĉ ĮĨīЭÌðĊæ ĴìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāƫ wðĉķăĴ­ĊÐďķĮăřƬ ­ăÐīĴĮ ­īÐ ĮÐĊĴ Ĵď ĴìÐ wqUǑĮ UÐĴœďīā ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī ƺUZƻƬ ĨīďĉĨĴðĊæ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðďĊ Åř ďķī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴЭĉƫ }ìðĮ ĴЭĉ ðĮ Ĵī­ðĊÐÌ Ĵď ī­ĨðÌăř ­ĮĮÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĮĨďĊÌ Ĵď ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ĪķðÆāÐĮĴ ĨďĮĮðÅăÐ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĉðĊðĉ­ă ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊƫ ďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐĨďīĴðĊæ ďå ĴìÐ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴƬ ­ăďĊæ œðĴì īÐĉÐÌð­ă ­ÆĴðďĊĮ Ĵ­āÐĊƬ ðĮ æÐĊÐī­ĴÐÌƫ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ðĊ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ďå ĴìÐ ­ĴĴ­ÆāƬ ĉðĴðæ­ĴðĊæ ­Ċř Ì­ĉ­æÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴðĊæ åķĴķīÐ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮƫ ǀ TďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ­ĊĴðǀŒðīķĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ åďī ­ăă ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌƸďī A}šðĮĮķÐÌ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƫ ”Ð ÐĉĨăďř ĴìÐ ÆķĴĴðĊæǀÐÌæÐ wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐ Ĵďďă Ĵď ĉďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĴìÐ ðĊĴÐæīðĴř ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ðĮĮķÐÌ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƫ }ìðĮ Ĩă­Ĵåďīĉ œðăă Ĩă­ř ­ÆīķÆð­ă īďăÐ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďå ­ĊĴðǀŒðīķĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮďăķĴðďĊĮƬ ďååÐīðĊæ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ AǀÌīðŒÐĊ ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ ­æ­ðĊĮĴ ĉ­ăœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴìīЭĴĮƫ Zķī wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐǑĮ ÆďīÐ ďååÐīðĊæ ðĮ ðĴĮ ÆĴðŒÐ'#t ƺ'ĊÌĨďðĊĴ #ÐĴÐÆĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ tÐĮĨďĊĮÐƻ åЭĴķīÐƫ }ìðĮ AǀĨďœÐīÐÌ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðÆ­ăăř ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮăř ĉďĊðĴďīĮ ­ăă ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ ďĊ ÐĊÌĨďðĊĴĮ ƺðƫÐƫƬ ĮÐī ŒÐīĮƬ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƻƫ AĴǑĮ Æ­Ĩ­ÅăÐ ďå ÌÐĴÐÆĴðĊæ ­Ċř ķĊķĮķ­ă ÅÐì­ŒðďīĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ÅÐ ðĊÌðÆ­ĴðŒÐ ďå ­ŒðīķĮ ďī ­ĉďīÐ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ åďīĉ ďå ÆřÅÐīǀ­ĴĴ­Æāƫ ÐřďĊÌ ĉÐīÐ ÌÐĴÐÆĴðďĊƬ ďķī wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐ Ĵďďă ­ăĮď ďååÐīĮ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴÐÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐĮÐ ĴìīЭĴĮƫ Aå ­Ċ ­ĴĴ­Æā ðĮ ÌÐĴÐÆĴÐÌƬ ĴìÐ Ĵďďă Æ­Ċ ðĮďă­ĴÐ ­ååÐÆĴÐÌ 23 409 ÐĊÌĨďðĊĴĮ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ĴìÐ ĮĨīÐ­Ì ďå ĴìÐ ĴìīЭĴƬ ­ĊÌ ðĊðĴð­ĴÐ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴÐÌ īÐĉÐÌð­ĴðďĊ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ÆďķăÌ ðĊÆăķÌÐ īÐĮĴďīðĊæ ­ååÐÆĴÐÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ Ĵď ­ĨīÐǀ­ĴĴ­Æā ĮĴ­ĴÐ ďī īÐĉďŒðĊæ ĉ­ăðÆðďķĮ ÆďÌÐƫ }ď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ďå ­ăă A}šĮÐī ŒÐīĮ ­ĊÌ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ œÐǑăă ÌÐĨăďř wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐ ­æÐĊĴĮ ­ÆīďĮĮ ­ăă ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ­æÐĊĴĮ ­ÆĴðŒÐăř ĉďĊðĴďī ЭÆì ÌÐŒðÆÐǑĮ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮƬ ťăÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ĴìīЭĴ ÌÐĴÐÆĴðďĊƫ TďīÐďŒÐīƬ ĴìÐ ĴďďăǑĮ ÆăďķÌǀÅ­ĮÐÌ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ­ăăďœĮ ðĴ Ĵď ­Ì­ĨĴ Ĵď ĊÐœ ĴìīЭĴĮƬ ­Į ðĴ ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮăř ăЭīĊĮ åīďĉ ĴìÐ Œ­ĮĴ Ĩďďă ďå Ì­Ĵ­­ÆīďĮĮ ­ăă wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴĮ œďīăÌœðÌÐƫ 9ďī A}šǀðĮĮķÐÌ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ ĴìÐ wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐ TďÅðăÐ #ÐåÐĊĮÐ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊ œðăă ÅÐ ðĊĮĴ­ăăÐÌƫ }ìðĮ ďååÐīĮ ­īďÅķĮĴ ĮķðĴÐ ďå ĉďÅðăÐǀĮĨÐÆðťÆ ÌÐåÐĊĮÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĉ­ăðÆðďķĮ ­ĨĨ ÌÐĴÐÆĴðďĊƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ­ĊĴðǀĨìðĮìðĊæ ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊƫ AĴ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ķĮÐīĮ Æ­Ċ Į­åÐăř ­ÆÆÐĮĮ A}šīÐĮďķīÆÐĮ åīďĉ ĴìÐðī ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ œðĴìďķĴ ÆďĉĨīďĉðĮðĊæ ĴìÐ ďŒÐī­ăă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ďå ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāƫ wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐĨďīĴðĊæ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƫ AĴ āÐÐĨĮ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ īÐÆďīÌĮ ďå ­ăă ÌÐĴÐÆĴÐÌ ĴìīЭĴĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĉÐÌð­ĴðďĊ ­ÆĴðďĊĮƫ wqUǑĮ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴЭĉ Æ­Ċ ķĮÐ ĴìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ åďī åķīĴìÐī ­Ċ­ăřĮðĮƬ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ­ķÌðĴðĊæƫ ǀ TďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ Ì­Ĵ­Å­ÆāķĨ ­ĊÌ ťăÐ īÐÆďŒÐīř wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ðĮ ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ ÆăďķÌ Å­ÆāķĨ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ åďī ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ ­Œ­ðă­ÅðăðĴř ďå řďķī ÆīðĴðÆ­ă Ì­Ĵ­ƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă œďīā ÆăďĮÐăř œðĴì řďķ Ĵď ­ĮĮÐĮĮ řďķī Å­ÆāķĨ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĮðæĊ ­Ĵ­ðăďīÐÌ Å­ÆāķĨ ĮĴī­ĴÐæř Ĵì­Ĵ ĉÐÐĴĮ řďķī ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĊÐÐÌĮƫ ”Ð ăÐŒÐī­æÐ ÆăďķÌǀÅ­ĮÐÌ Å­ÆāķĨ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ĮÐÆķīÐăř ĮĴďīÐ řďķī Ì­Ĵ­ ðĊ ďååĮðĴÐ ăďÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĨīďĴÐÆĴðĊæ ðĴ åīďĉ ķĊåďīÐĮÐÐĊ ÐŒÐĊĴĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ì­īÌœ­īÐ å­ðăķīÐĮƬ Ċ­Ĵķī­ă ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐīĮƬ ďī Ì­Ĵ­ÅīЭÆìÐĮƫ €ĮðĊæ ďķī ÆīďĊðĮ Å­ÆāķĨ ĴďďăƬ œÐ ĨÐīåďīĉ īÐæķă­ī ­ĊÌ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴÐÌ Å­ÆāķĨĮ ďå řďķī Ì­Ĵ­Ƭ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ðĴ īÐĉ­ðĊĮ ķĨǀĴďǀÌ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĴÐÆĴÐÌƫ }ìÐĮÐ Å­ÆāķĨĮ ­īÐ ÆďĊťæķīÐÌ Ĵď ďÆÆķī ­Ĵ ÌÐĮðīÐÌ ðĊĴÐīŒ­ăĮƬ Æ­ĨĴķīðĊæ ­ăă Æì­ĊæÐĮ Ĵď 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ďå ĉðĊÌ āĊďœðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ řďķī ÆīðĴðÆ­ă Ì­Ĵ­ðĮ ĮÐÆķīÐăř Å­ÆāÐÌ ķĨ ­ĊÌ īЭÌðăř ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ œìÐĊÐŒÐī ĊÐÐÌÐÌƫ 24 410 ǀ TďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ Ðǀĉ­ðă ­īÆìðŒðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÐǀÌðĮÆďŒÐīř ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ 'ĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊĴ ­īÆìðŒðĊæ ­ĊÌ īÐĴīðÐŒ­ă ďå Ðǀĉ­ðăĮ ðĮ ­ÆīðĴðÆ­ă åķĊÆĴðďĊ œÐ œðăă ĨÐīåďīĉ åďī ĴìÐ A}šƫ ř ăÐŒÐī­æðĊæ ZŨÆÐ ŵŸŷǑĮ ÐŘĴÐĊĮðŒÐ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ ­ăďĊæ œðĴì ďĴìÐī ĮķĨĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ă ĴďďăĮƬ œÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ Ðǀĉ­ðă ­īÆìðŒðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÐǀÌðĮÆďŒÐī ř ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉÐÐĴ ­ăă īÐæķă­Ĵďī ř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĊÐÐÌĮƫ 9ðīĮĴăřƬ ZŨÆÐ ŵŸŷ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ īďÅķĮĴ ðĊǀÅķðăĴ åЭĴķīÐĮ åďī Ðǀĉ­ðă ­īÆìðŒðĊæƫ ZŨÆÐ ŵŸŷNjĮ īÆìðŒÐ T­ðăÅďŘ åЭĴķīÐ ­ăăďœĮ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðÆ ­īÆìðŒðĊæ ďå Ðĉ­ðăĮ ­åĴÐī ­ÆÐīĴ­ðĊ ĨÐīðďÌƬ ĴìÐīÐÅř ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ Ċď ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊĴ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ðĮ ăďĮĴƫ 'ĉ­ðăĮ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ ĮĴďīÐÌ ðĊÌÐťĊðĴÐăřƬ ďī ­ÆÆďīÌðĊæ Ĵď ­īÐĴÐĊĴðďĊ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăðæĊĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĨďăðÆðÐĮ ďī ăÐæ­ă ďÅăðæ­ĴðďĊĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ­īÆìðŒÐĮ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮÐÌ Åř ÐĊÌǀķĮÐīĮ ­Ĵ ­Ċř ĴðĉÐƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ĴìÐĉ œðĴì ­ ĉЭĊĮ Ĵď ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ìðĮĴďīðÆ­ă Ðĉ­ðăĮ œðĴìďķĴ ÆăķĴĴÐīðĊæ ĴìÐðī 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ÌðååÐīÐĊĴ ĴřĨÐĮ ďå Ðĉ­ðăĮ ďī ÌÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴĮƫ 9ďī ðĊĮĴ­ĊÆÐƬ ťĊ­ĊÆð­ă ÆďīīÐĮĨďĊÌÐĊÆÐ ĉðæìĴ ĊÐÐÌ Ĵď ÅÐ āÐĨĴ åďī ­ ăďĊæÐī ĨÐīðďÌ Ĵì­Ċ æÐĊÐī­ă ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ÌķÐ Ĵď īÐæķă­Ĵďī ř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ OÐæ­ă >ďăÌĮƭ AĊ Æ­ĮÐ ďå ­ăÐæ­ă ÐŒÐĊĴƬ ­ǑăÐæ­ă ìďăÌǑ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ Ĩă­ÆÐÌ ďĊ ­ăă īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ Ðĉ­ðăĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐř Æ­ĊĊďĴ ÅÐ ÌÐăÐĴÐÌ ķĊĴðă ĴìÐ ìďăÌ ðĮ ăðåĴÐÌƫ }ìðĮ æķ­ī­ĊĴÐÐĮ ĴìÐ ­Œ­ðă­ÅðăðĴř ďå ­ăă īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ÐŒðÌÐĊÆÐ åďī ăÐæ­ă ĨīďÆÐÐÌðĊæĮƫ ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ Ð#ðĮÆďŒÐīřƭ TďīÐ ĮďĨìðĮĴðÆ­ĴÐÌ ĮЭīÆì Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĨīÐÌðÆĴðŒÐ ÆďÌðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ÆìðĊÐ ăЭīĊðĊæ ĴÐÆìĊðĪķÐĮƬ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ ķĮÐÌ Ĵď ťĊÌ ĉďīÐ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ īÐĮķăĴĮ ðĊ ăÐĮĮ ĴðĉÐ ÌķīðĊæ ­Ċ ÐǀÌðĮÆďŒÐī ř ĨīďÆÐĮĮƫ ďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ tÐĨďīĴðĊæƭ #ÐĴ­ðăÐÌ īÐĨďīĴðĊæ ďĊ ­īÆìðŒðĊæ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ Æ­Ċ ­ĮĮðĮĴ ðĊ ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴðĊæ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì Œ­īðďķĮ īÐæķă­Ĵďīř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ ǀ TďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐīř ­ĊÌƸďī ďååǀĮðĴÐ Å­ÆāǀķĨ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ }ď ĮÐÆķīÐ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ŒðĴ­ă Ì­Ĵ­Ƭ œÐ œðăă ķĴðăðšÐ ĴìÐ ĨīďŒÐĊ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ ďå ĴìÐ ÆīďĊðĮ ĮďăķĴðďĊƬ œìðÆì ÐĊ­ÅăÐĮ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďå ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐī ř ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ ­ĊÌ ďååǀĮðĴÐ Å­ÆāķĨĮƫ ÆīďĊðĮ ðĮ īÐĊďœĊÐÌ åďī ðĴĮ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ÆřÅÐī ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ ĮķðĴÐƬ œìðÆì ÆďĉÅðĊÐĮ īÐăð­ÅăÐ Å­ÆāķĨĮƬ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐīřƬ ­ĊÌ ĊÐŘĴǀæÐĊÐī­ĴðďĊ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊ ­ĮðĊæăÐƬ ðĊĴÐæī­ĴÐÌ 25 411 ĮďăķĴðďĊƫ }ìÐ åďăăďœðĊæ ďķĴăðĊÐĮ ìďœ œÐ œðăă ăÐŒÐī­æÐ ÆīďĊðĮ åďī ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐīř ­ĊÌ ďååǀĮðĴÐ Å­ÆāķĨĮƭ tÐæķă­ī ­ÆāķĨĮƭ €ĴðăðšðĊæ ÆīďĊðĮƬ œÐ œðăă ĮÆìÐÌķăÐ īÐæķă­ī ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊĴ Å­ÆāķĨĮ ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ÐĮĮÐĊĴð­ă Ì­Ĵ­ƫ }ìÐ åīÐĪķÐĊÆř ďå ĴìÐĮÐ Å­ÆāķĨĮ œðăă ÌÐĨÐĊÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ ìďœ ďåĴÐĊ Ì­Ĵ­Æì­ĊæÐĮ ďÆÆķīƫ ­ÆāķĨĮ ÆďķăÌ ÅÐ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ ­Į åīÐĪķÐĊĴăř ­Į ìďķīăřƬ Ì­ðăřƬ ďī œÐÐāăř Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĉðĊðĉ­ă Ì­Ĵ­ăďĮĮƫ ZååǀwðĴÐ wĴďī­æÐƭ ÆīďĊðĮ ďååÐīĮ ĮÐÆķīÐ ďååǀĮðĴÐ ĮĴďī­æÐ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ì­Ĵ­īÐĉ­ðĊĮ ĨīďĴÐÆĴÐÌ åīďĉ ăďÆ­ăðšÐÌ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐīĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ťīÐĮƬ ŦďďÌĮƬ ďī ĨìřĮðÆ­ă Ì­ĉ­æÐ Ĵď ì­īÌœ­īÐƫ ”Ð œðăă ÆďĊťæķīÐ ÆīďĊðĮ Ĵď ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðÆ­ăăř īÐĨăðÆ­ĴÐ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ Ì­Ĵ­Ĵď ďååǀĮðĴÐ Ì­Ĵ­ÆÐĊĴÐīĮƫ }ìÐ ķĮÐ ďå æÐďæī­ĨìðÆ­ăăř ÌðŒÐīĮÐ ăďÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ăĮď ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ì­Ĵ­ðĮ ­ÆÆÐĮĮðÅăÐ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďŒÐī­ÅăÐƬ ÐŒÐĊ ðå ­ĉ­þďī ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī ­ååÐÆĴĮ ­ÆÐīĴ­ðĊ īÐæðďĊƫ #­Ĵ­'ĊÆīřĨĴðďĊƭ }ď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ ĨīðŒ­Æř ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ Ì­Ĵ­Ƭ ÆīďĊðĮ ķĮÐĮ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ÐĊÆīřĨĴðďĊ ĉÐĴìďÌĮ ÌķīðĊæ ÅďĴì Ĵī­ĊĮĉðĮĮðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĮĴďī­æÐ ďå Ì­Ĵ­ƫ }ìðĮ ìÐăĨĮ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ķĊ­ķĴìďīðšÐÌ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ āÐÐĨĮ ĴìÐ Ì­Ĵ­ĮÐÆķīÐ åīďĉ ĴìīЭĴĮƫ #ðĮ­ĮĴÐī tÐÆďŒÐīřƭ AĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ďå ­ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐīƬ œÐ œðăă ăÐŒÐī­æÐ ÆīďĊðĮǑ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐīř Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ Ĵď ī­ĨðÌăř īÐĮĴďīÐ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĴìÐ ­ÅðăðĴř Ĵď ĨÐīåďīĉ ­Å­īÐǀĉÐĴ­ă īÐĮĴďīÐƬ œìðÆì Æ­Ċ īÐÆďŒÐī ­Ċ ÐĊĴðīÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ƺZwƬ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĮÐĴĴðĊæĮƬ Ì­Ĵ­ƻ Ĵď ĴìÐ Į­ĉÐ ďī ÌðĮĮðĉðă­ī ì­īÌœ­īÐƫ ÆīďĊðĮ ­ăĮď ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ­ÆăďķÌǀÅ­ĮÐÌ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐīř ĮďăķĴðďĊƬ œìðÆì Æ­Ċ ĪķðÆāăř ĮĨðĊ ķĨ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ðĊ ­ĮÐÆķīÐ ÆăďķÌ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ ðå ĴìÐ ăďÆ­ă ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ðĮ ÆďĉĨīďĉðĮÐÌƫ }ÐĮĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ “ÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊƭ ”Ð œðăă ­ăĮď ĨÐīåďīĉ īÐæķă­ī ĴÐĮĴĮ ďå ĴìÐ Å­ÆāķĨ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďŒÐī ř ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ ķĮðĊæ ÆīďĊðĮǑ ÅķðăĴǀðĊ Œ­ăðÌ­ĴðďĊ ĴďďăĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ Œ­ăðÌ­ĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĊĴÐæīðĴř ďå Å­ÆāķĨĮ ­ĊÌ īķĊĊðĊæ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐīř ÌīðăăĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ Ì­Ĵ­Æ­Ċ ÅÐ īÐĮĴďīÐÌ ĪķðÆāăř ­ĊÌ ­ÆÆķī­ĴÐăř œìÐĊ īÐĪķðīÐÌƫ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ T­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƭ ÆīďĊðĮǑ ÆÐĊĴī­ăðšÐÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ÆďĊĮďăÐ ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăř ĉďĊðĴďī ĴìÐ Å­ÆāķĨ ­ĊÌ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐīř ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮƫ AĴ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ­ăÐīĴĮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ īÐĨďīĴĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ Å­ÆāķĨ ĮĴ­ĴķĮƬ ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ wqU Æ­Ċ ĨīďĉĨĴăř ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ­Ċř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĨīďÅăÐĉĮƫ ǀ ĮĮðĮĴ ĴìÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř T­Ċ­æÐī œðĴì ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ Æì­ĊæÐ ďķĴĮ ­ĊÌ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƫ }ìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďå ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ A}ĮřĮĴÐĉ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ­ĊÌ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ īÐĪķðīÐ ÆăďĮÐ Æďăă­Åďī­ĴðďĊ ÅÐĴœÐÐĊ wqU ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř T­Ċ­æÐīƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă ÐĉĨăďř ­Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĮķăĴ­ĴðŒÐ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăř ­ĮĮðĮĴ ĴìÐ A}T­Ċ­æÐī ĴìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐĮÐ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮƫ >ÐīÐǑĮ ìďœ œÐ Ĩă­Ċ Ĵď ďååÐī ďķī ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐƭ wĴī­ĴÐæðÆ qă­ĊĊðĊæƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă œďīā ÆăďĮÐăř œðĴì ĴìÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř T­Ċ­æÐī Ĵď ÌÐŒÐăďĨ ­ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ īď­Ìĉ­Ĩ åďī A}ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ÆďĊĮðÌÐīðĊæ å­ÆĴďīĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ÆķīīÐĊĴ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÆ­ă ĴīÐĊÌĮƬ 26 412 ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ­ă ĊÐÐÌĮƬ ÅķÌæÐĴ­īř ÆďĊĮĴī­ðĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ åķĴķīÐ æīďœĴì ÐŘĨÐÆĴ­ĴðďĊĮƫ ”Ð œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ðĊĮðæìĴĮ ðĊĴď ÐĉÐīæðĊæ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐðī ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ÆďĊĴÐŘĴƫ tðĮā ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴƭ ÐåďīÐ ­Ċř Æì­ĊæÐǀďķĴĮ ďī ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƬ ďķī ĴЭĉ œðăă ĨÐīåďīĉ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īðĮā ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴĮ Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĉĨ­ÆĴĮ ďĊ ÐŘðĮĴðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ }ìðĮ œðăă ðĊÆăķÌÐ ­Ċ­ăřšðĊæ ÌÐĨÐĊÌÐĊÆðÐĮƬ ÆďĉĨ­ĴðÅðăðĴř ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊĮƬ œðĴì ĴìÐ æď­ă ďå ĉðĴðæ­ĴðĊæ īðĮāĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĮĉďďĴì Ĵī­ĊĮðĴðďĊĮƫ qīďþÐÆĴ qă­ĊĊðĊæƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă ­ĮĮðĮĴ ĴìÐ A}T­Ċ­æÐī ðĊ ÌÐŒÐăďĨðĊæ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ĨīďþÐÆĴ Ĩă­ĊĮ åďī ĮřĮĴÐĉ Æì­ĊæÐǀďķĴĮ ­ĊÌ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìðĊæ ĴðĉÐăðĊÐĮƬ ­ĮĮðæĊðĊæ īďăÐĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ ĮÐĴĴðĊæ ĉðăÐĮĴďĊÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĴÐīĉðĊðĊæ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮ ĉÐĴīðÆĮƫ “ÐĊÌďī ďăă­Åďī­ĴðďĊƭ 9ďī ĮřĮĴÐĉ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ ďī Æì­ĊæÐǀďķĴĮ ðĊŒďăŒðĊæ ĴìðīÌǀĨ­īĴř ŒÐĊÌďīĮƬ wqU œðăă å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ÆďďīÌðĊ­ĴðďĊ œðĴì ĴìÐĮÐ ŒÐĊÌďīĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ ĉÐÐĴ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ðĮ ÐŘÐÆķĴÐÌ ­Į Ĩă­ĊĊÐÌƫ }ÐĮĴðĊæ ǽ “­ăðÌ­ĴðďĊƭ wqU œðăă ÌÐŒÐăďĨ ­ĊÌ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ ĴÐĮĴðĊæ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĊÐœ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ďī ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ ĨÐīåďīĉ ­Į ÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ ”Ð œðăă ­ĮĮðĮĴ ðĊ ĮĴ­æðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĨðăďĴðĊæ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ Ĵď ĉðĊðĉðšÐ īðĮā ­ĊÌ ĉ­āÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­ī ř ­ÌþķĮĴĉÐĊĴĮ ÅÐåďīÐ åķăă ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴƫ }ī­ðĊðĊæ ǽ wķĨĨďīĴƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ Ĵ­ðăďīÐÌ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ Ĩīďæī­ĉĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ A}šĮĴ­åå Æ­Ċ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăř ķĮÐ ĊÐœ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ďī ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƫ ”Ð ­ăĮď ďååÐī ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴ Ĵď ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ­Ċř Æì­ăăÐĊæÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉ­ř ­īðĮÐ ÌķīðĊæ ĴìÐ Ĵī­ĊĮðĴðďĊ ĨÐīðďÌƫ #ďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƭ wqU œðăă ÌÐŒÐăďĨ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďå ­ăă ĮřĮĴÐĉ Æì­ĊæÐǀďķĴĮ ­ĊÌ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ œðăă ĮÐīŒÐ ­Į ­Œ­ăķ­ÅăÐ īÐåÐīÐĊÆÐ åďī ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæƬ åķĴķīÐ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĊÐœ ĮĴ­åå Ĵī­ðĊðĊæƫ qďĮĴǀAĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ tÐŒðÐœƭ åĴÐī ­Ċř ĮřĮĴÐĉ Æì­ĊæÐǀďķĴ ďī ķĨæī­ÌÐƬ œÐ œðăă ÆďĊÌķÆĴ ­ Ĵìďīďķæì ĨďĮĴǀðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ īÐŒðÐœ Ĵď ­ĮĮÐĮĮ ĴìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮ ďå ĴìÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴƬ ăÐĮĮďĊĮ ăЭīĊÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ­īЭĮ åďī ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƫ ǀ ĮĮðĮĴ ĴìÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř T­Ċ­æÐī ðĊ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ Ĩă­ĊĮƬ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮƬ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ķÌðĴĮƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ðĮ ÐŘĨÐīĴăř ĨďĮðĴðďĊÐÌ Ĵď ĮķĨĨďīĴ řďķī AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř T­Ċ­æÐī ðĊ ĴìÐ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ÐŘÐÆķĴðďĊ ďå ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ Ĩă­ĊĮƬ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮƬ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ķÌðĴĮƫ ”Ð ÐŘÆÐă ðĊ ÌÐŒðĮðĊæ ðĊĊďŒ­ĴðŒÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÐĮ Ĵ­ðăďīÐÌ Ĵď řďķī ķĊðĪķÐ A}ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƬ œðĴì ­ āÐÐĊ åďÆķĮ ďĊ ðĉĨīďŒðĊæ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ÐŨÆðÐĊÆř ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ ìðæìÐĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ Zķī ÐŘĴÐĊĮðŒÐ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ðĊ ĨīďÆÐÌķī­ă ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ ĴìÐ ĮЭĉăÐĮĮ ðĊĴÐæī­ĴðďĊ ďå ĊÐœ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ œðĴìðĊ řďķī ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊƫ TďīÐďŒÐīƬ ďķī īðæďīďķĮ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ķÌðĴĮ Į­åÐæķ­īÌĮ řďķī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ åīďĉ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă īðĮāĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ ­ÌìÐīÐĊÆÐ Ĵď ­ăă īÐæķă­Ĵďīř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ Ĵ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮƬ œÐ ÆďĉĉðĴ Ĵď ÐĊì­ĊÆðĊæ řďķī A}ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ īÐðĊåďīÆðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ÌīðŒðĊæ řďķī ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ĵďœ­īÌ ĮķĮĴ­ðĊ­ÅăÐ æīďœĴìƫ 27 413 ǀ TďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĴìÐ qďăðÆÐ 'ĉÐīæÐĊÆř ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī īďďĉ ­ĊÌ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ œðĴìðĊƫ }ìÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ďå A}ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮƬ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ķÌðĴĮ ­īÐ ÆīķÆð­ă ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ ðĊ ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ ­īďÅķĮĴƬ ĮÐÆķīÐƬ ­ĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ }ď ­ĮĮðĮĴ ĴìÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř T­Ċ­æÐī ðĊ ĴìÐĮÐ Ìďĉ­ðĊĮƬ wqU œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ďķī ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ Ĵď ĉďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĴìÐ qďăðÆÐ 'ĉÐīæÐĊÆř ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī īďďĉ ­ĊÌ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ œðĴìðĊƫ wĴī­ĴÐæðÆ qă­ĊĊðĊæƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ ­Ĵ wqU œðăă œďīā ÆăďĮÐăř œðĴì ĴìÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř T­Ċ­æÐī Ĵď ÌÐŒÐăďĨ ­ĊÌ īÐťĊÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ Ĩă­ĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăðæĊ œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐĮƬ ÅķÌæÐĴ ÆďĊĮĴī­ðĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ åķĴķīÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴðďĊĮƫ ”ÐǑăă å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐ œďīāĮìďĨĮƬ ÆďĊÌķÆĴ w”Z}­Ċ­ăřĮÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ðĊĮðæìĴĮ ðĊĴď ÐĉÐīæðĊæ A}ĴīÐĊÌĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐðī ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ Ĩă­Ċ ðĮ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐƬ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆ­ăƬ ­ĊÌ åďīœ­īÌǀăďďāðĊæƫ qīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ #ÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð œðăă ­ĮĮðĮĴ ðĊ ĴìÐ ÆīЭĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ īÐæķă­ī ķĨÌ­ĴðĊæ ďå ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ ƺwZqĮƻ ­ĊÌ ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ åďī A}ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ­īЭĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ĊÐĴœďīā ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴƬ Ì­Ĵ­ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ œðăă ÅÐ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ĨīďĉďĴÐ ÐŨÆðÐĊÆřƬ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌðš­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊÆř ðĊ A} ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ ďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ 'Œ­ăķ­ĴðďĊĮƭ €ĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ­ĊÌ ­ÌìÐīðĊæ Ĵď Œ­īðďķĮ A}ǀīÐă­ĴÐÌ īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ðĮ ÐĮĮÐĊĴð­ă Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ăÐæ­ă ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ Ì­Ĵ­ðĊĴÐæīðĴřƫ wqU œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ðĊ ÆďĊÌķÆĴðĊæ ĨÐīðďÌðÆ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ­īÐ ðĊ ăðĊÐ œðĴì ­ĨĨăðÆ­ÅăÐ ă­œĮ ­ĊÌ ðĊÌķĮĴīř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ĮķÆì ­Į :#qtƬ qƬ qAǀ#wwƬ ďī >AqƬ ­Į ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­ī řƫ ”ÐǑăă ­ăĮď ­ĮĮðĮĴ ðĊ ÆīЭĴðĊæ ­ÆĴðďĊ Ĩă­ĊĮ Ĵď ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ­Ċř ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ æ­ĨĮ ðÌÐĊĴðťÐÌƫ wÐÆķīðĴř ķÌðĴĮƭ wqU œðăă ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴìÐ ÐŘÐÆķĴðďĊ ďå īÐæķă­ī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ķÌðĴĮ Ĵď ­ĮĮÐĮĮ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďĮĴķīÐ ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ īÐŒðÐœðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĴÐĮĴðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆďĊĴīďăĮƬ ðÌÐĊĴðåřðĊæ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐĊÐĮĮ ďå ÆķīīÐĊĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉЭĮķīÐĮƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă ķĴðăðšÐ Œ­īðďķĮ ĴďďăĮ ­ĊÌ ĉÐĴìďÌďăďæðÐĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ­Ĵìďīďķæì ­ķÌðĴƫ TðĴðæ­ĴðďĊ qă­Ċ #ÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƭ qďĮĴǀ­ķÌðĴƬ œÐ œðăă ­ĮĮðĮĴ ðĊ ÌÐŒÐăďĨðĊæ ­ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ĉðĴðæ­ĴðďĊ Ĩă­Ċ Ĵď ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ðÌÐĊĴðťÐÌ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĨīðďīðĴðšðĊæ ­ÆĴðďĊĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ īðĮā ăÐŒÐăĮƬ īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ æķðÌ­ĊÆÐ ÌķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ Ĩì­ĮÐƫ #ďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƭ ăă ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ Ĩă­ĊĮƬ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮƬ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ķÌðĴĮ œðăă ÅÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐăř ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴÐÌ åďī åķĴķīÐ īÐåÐīÐĊÆÐƬ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊÆřƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴðĊķ­ă ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƫ ǀ TďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĉķăĴðǀĉÐÌð­ÐĊÆďÌÐīƬ ĮĴīЭĉðĊæ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴƬ ­ķÌðď ­ĊÌ ŒðÌÐď ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ ďå ĴìÐ A}š>­ăă ì­ĉÅÐīĮ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ īďďĉƫ }ìÐ A}š>­ăă ì­ĉÅÐīĮ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ īďďĉ ăðāÐăř ì­Į ­īďÅķĮĴ ĉķăĴðĉÐÌð­ĮÐĴķĨ Ĵì­Ĵ ðĮ ÆīķÆð­ă åďī ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĮĉďďĴì ­ĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ÌķīðĊæ ĉÐÐĴðĊæĮ ­ĊÌ ÐŒÐĊĴĮƫ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ 28 414 ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ ĉķăĴðĉÐÌð­ÐĊÆďÌÐīƬ ĮĴīЭĉðĊæ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ­ķÌðď ­ĊÌ ŒðÌÐď ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ ðĮ ­ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴř Ĵì­Ĵ īÐĪķðīÐĮ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ ­ĊÌ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÐĮƫ TķăĴðĉÐÌð­'ĊÆďÌÐī TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ T­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƭ }ìÐ ĉķăĴðĉÐÌð­ÐĊÆďÌÐī ðĮ ­ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ÌÐŒðÆÐ åďī ÆďĊŒÐīĴðĊæ ­ķÌðď ­ĊÌ ŒðÌÐď ĮðæĊ­ăĮ ðĊĴď ­åďīĉ­Ĵ ĮķðĴ­ÅăÐ åďī ĮĴīЭĉðĊæ ďī ĮĴďīðĊæƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ÐĊÆďÌÐīǑĮ ìЭăĴì Åř īÐæķă­īăř ÆìÐÆāðĊæ ðĴĮ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ĉÐĴīðÆĮƬ ĴÐĉĨÐī­ĴķīÐƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ĮřĮĴÐĉ ðĊÌðÆ­ĴďīĮƫ AĊ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ Ĵď ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ īÐĮďăŒðĊæ ­Ċř ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­īðĮÐƬ œÐǑăă ­ăĮď ĨÐīåďīĉ ĴðĉÐăř ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ÐĊÆďÌÐī Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ðĴĮ ÆďĉĨ­ĴðÅðăðĴř ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƫ wĴīЭĉðĊæ 'ĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ T­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƭ wĴīЭĉðĊæ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ­Œ­īðÐĴř ďå ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐ ăðŒÐ Åīď­ÌÆ­ĮĴðĊæƬ ĮķÆì ­Į ĮĴīЭĉðĊæ ĉÐÌð­ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ īďķĴÐīĮƬ ĮœðĴÆìÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ Zķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮĴ­åå œðăă ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮăř ĉďĊðĴďī ĴìÐĮÐ ÐăÐĉÐĊĴĮ Ĵď ÌÐĴÐÆĴ ­Ċř ðĮĮķÐĮ ĨīďĉĨĴăřƫ tÐæķă­ī ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮƬ ĮķÆì ­Į ķĨÌ­ĴðĊæ ťīĉœ­īÐƬ ĴÐĮĴðĊæ ĮĴīЭĉðĊæ Īķ­ăðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ Œ­ăðÌ­ĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ìЭăĴì ďå ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ œðăă ÅÐ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ķĊðĊĴÐīīķĨĴÐÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐƫ ķÌðď ­ĊÌ “ðÌÐď ďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ T­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƭ }ìÐ ­ķÌðď ­ĊÌ ŒðÌÐď ĮÐĴķĨ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ īďďĉ ĉðæìĴ ðĊŒďăŒÐ Œ­īðďķĮ ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ ăðāÐ ĉðÆīďĨìďĊÐĮƬ ĮĨЭāÐīĮƬ ŒðÌÐď Æ­ĉÐī­ĮƬ ÌðĮĨă­ř ĉďĊðĴďīĮƬ Æ­ÅăÐĮƬ ĉðŘÐīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă Æ­īī ř ďķĴ īďķĴðĊÐ ÆìÐÆāĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ­ăă ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ­īÐ åķĊÆĴðďĊðĊæ ÆďīīÐÆĴăřƫ ”Ð œðăă Æ­ăðÅī­ĴÐ ­ķÌðď ­ĊÌ ŒðÌÐď ĮÐĴĴðĊæĮ åďī ďĨĴðĉ­ă ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ÆìÐÆā åďī ­Ċř Æ­ÅăÐ ďī ÆďĊĊÐÆĴðŒðĴř ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ì­ĊÌăÐ ­Ċř īÐĨ­ðīĮ ďī īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴĮ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īřƫ qīď­ÆĴðŒÐ }īďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæƭ Zķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮĴ­åå œðăă ķĮÐ ­Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĨīďÅăÐĉĮ ÅÐåďīÐ ĴìÐř Æ­ķĮÐ ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÆìÐÆāðĊæ åďī ì­īÌœ­īÐ œÐ­ī ­ĊÌ ĴЭīƬ ĴÐĮĴðĊæ åďī ĮðæĊ­ă ă­ĴÐĊÆř ďī ăďĮĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīÐÌðÆĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ÐĊÌǀďåǀăðåÐ åďī ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐðī ķĮ­æÐ Ĩ­ĴĴÐīĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċķå­ÆĴķīÐīĮǑ æķðÌÐăðĊÐĮƫ ZĊǀĮðĴÐ ­ĊÌ tÐĉďĴÐ wķĨĨďīĴƭ #ÐĨÐĊÌðĊæ ďĊ ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉƬ ďķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮĴ­åå Æ­Ċ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÅďĴì ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ­ĊÌ īÐĉďĴÐ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐƫ }ìðĮ ŦÐŘðÅðăðĴř ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď īÐĮĨďĊÌ ĮœðåĴăř ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăř Ĵď ­Ċř ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉ­ř ­īðĮÐƫ }ī­ðĊðĊæƭ Aå īÐĪķðīÐÌƬ ďķī ĴЭĉ Æ­Ċ Ĵī­ðĊ ÌÐĮðæĊ­ĴÐÌ A}šĮĴ­åå ďĊ ĴìÐ Å­ĮðÆĮ ďå ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ĉķăĴðĉÐÌð­ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴƫ }ìðĮ ÆďķăÌ ìÐăĨ ðĊ ĪķðÆāăř īÐĮďăŒðĊæ ĉðĊďī ðĮĮķÐĮ ­ĊÌ īÐÌķÆðĊæ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐƫ #ďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƭ ăă ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæƬ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ īÐĨ­ðī ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ œðăă ÅÐ ĉÐĴðÆķăďķĮăř ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴÐÌƫ }ìðĮ īÐÆďīÌǀāÐÐĨðĊæ ­ðÌĮ ðĊ Ĵī­ÆāðĊæ ĴìÐ ăðåÐÆřÆăÐ ďå ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæ åďī īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ­Ċ ­ķÌðĴ Ĵī­ðă ďå ­ăă ­ÆĴðďĊĮ Ĵ­āÐĊƫ ǀZÆÆ­ĮðďĊ­ăăř ­ĮĮðĮĴ œðĴì ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĨīÐĮÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ĴÐīð­ăĮ ďå A}šďĉĉðĮĮðďĊ wqU ĮĴ­ĊÌĮ īЭÌř Ĵď ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴìÐ A}šďĉĉðĮĮðďĊ ÅÐřďĊÌ ďķī ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ Åř ­ĮĮðĮĴðĊæ œðĴì ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĨīÐĮÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ĴÐīð­ăĮƫ Zķī ðĊŒďăŒÐĉÐĊĴ œðăă ī­ĊæÐ åīďĉ ðĊðĴð­ă īÐĮЭīÆì ­ĊÌ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ťĊ­ă ĨīÐĮÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ÌÐăðŒÐīřƫ ”ÐǑăă ðĉĉÐīĮÐ ďķīĮÐăŒÐĮ ðĊ Œ­īðďķĮ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÆ­ă ĴďĨðÆĮ 29 415 Ĵì­Ĵ ìďăÌ ĴìÐ ďĉĉðĮĮðďĊǑĮ ðĊĴÐīÐĮĴƬ ÌðĮĴðăăðĊæ ÆďĉĨăÐŘ ðĊĮðæìĴĮ ­ĊÌ Ì­Ĵ­ðĊĴď ĮĴī­ðæìĴåďīœ­īÌƬ ­ÆĴðďĊ­ÅăÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ }ď ÆďĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ ďķī īÐĮЭīÆì ÐååďīĴĮƬ œÐǑăă Ĩ­īĴðÆðĨ­ĴÐ ðĊ Æī­åĴðĊæ ÆďĉĨÐăăðĊæ ĨīÐĮÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊĮƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ ďå ĴÐÆì ÐŘĨÐīĴĮ ðĮ ĮāðăăÐÌ ­Ĵ ÅīЭāðĊæ ÌďœĊ ðĊĴīðÆ­ĴÐ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ÆďĊÆÐĨĴĮ ðĊĴď ÌðæÐĮĴðÅăÐ ĨðÐÆÐĮƬ ķĮðĊæ ŒðĮķ­ăăř Æ­ĨĴðŒ­ĴðĊæ æī­ĨìðÆĮ ­ĊÌ ­ķÌðÐĊÆÐǀåīðÐĊÌăř ă­Ċæķ­æÐƫ Į Ĩ­īĴ ďå ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ œÐǑăă ­ăĮď ÆďĉĨðăÐ ĮķĨĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­īř ĉ­ĴÐīð­ăĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ÅīďÆìķīÐĮƬ ðĊåďæī­ĨìðÆĮƬ ì­ĊÌďķĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÌðæðĴ­ă īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ďĉĉðĮĮðďĊ Æ­Ċ īÐåÐī Ĵď åďī ­ÅÐĴĴÐī ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ďå ĴìÐ ÌðĮÆķĮĮÐÌ ĴďĨðÆĮƫ Zķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ œðăă ÐŘĴÐĊÌ Ĵď īÐìЭīĮ­ă ĮÐĮĮðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ Ìīř īķĊĮƬ œìÐīÐ œÐ Æ­Ċ ìÐăĨ ĴìÐ ĨīÐĮÐĊĴÐī ťĊÐǀĴķĊÐ ĴìÐðī ÌÐăðŒÐīřƫ ”ÐǑăă Æď­Æì ĴìÐĉ ďĊ ìďœ Ĵď ­īĴðÆķă­ĴÐ ÆďĉĨăÐŘ ĨďðĊĴĮ œðĴì ĮðĉĨăðÆðĴř ­ĊÌ Æă­īðĴřƫ ZĊ ĴìÐ ĨīÐĮÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ Ì­řƬ ďķī ĴЭĉ œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ŧ­œăÐĮĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ ĨīÐĮÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƬ ­ķÌðďǀŒðĮķ­ă ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴðďĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ ”ÐǑīÐ ĨīÐĨ­īÐÌ Ĵď ì­ĊÌăÐ ­Ċř ķĊÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă Æì­ăăÐĊæÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉ­ř ­īðĮÐƬ ĨīďĉðĮðĊæ ­ĮĉďďĴì ĨīÐĮÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐƫ ”ÐǑăă īÐĉ­ðĊ ­ÆÆÐĮĮðÅăÐ Ĵď ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ­Ċř ăðĊæÐīðĊæ ĪķÐĮĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒðÌÐ åķīĴìÐī ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ăăřƬ œÐǑăă æ­ĴìÐī åÐÐÌÅ­Æā ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ĊĮă­ĴÐ ðĴ ðĊĴď ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ ­ÆĴðďĊ ðĴÐĉĮƫ Zķī ďŒÐī­īÆìðĊæ æď­ă ðĮ Ĵď ÐĉĨďœÐī ĴìÐ A}šďĉĉðĮĮðďĊ œðĴì ­ĨīďåďķĊÌ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ďå īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÆ­ă ĴīÐĊÌĮƬ Ĩ­ŒðĊæ ĴìÐ œ­ř åďī ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴƬ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ ÌÐÆðĮðďĊǀĉ­āðĊæ ÆďĊÆÐīĊðĊæ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ðĊŒÐĮĴĉÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ ðĊðĴð­ĴðŒÐĮƫ ǀTÐÐĴðĊæĮƬ œìðÆì ­Ĵ ĨīÐĮÐĊĴ ĴðĉÐ ÅÐæðĊ ­Ĵ ŸƭŵŲqT ­ĊÌ ĉ­ř īķĊ ­Į ă­ĴÐ ­Į ųŴƭŲŲTƫ Zķī ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ ĴЭĉ ðĮ ĨīÐĨ­īÐÌ Ĵď ďååÐī ÐŘĴÐĊÌÐÌ ìďķīĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ĮЭĉăÐĮĮ åķĊÆĴðďĊðĊæ ďå ­ăă ĴÐÆìĊďăďæřǀīÐă­ĴÐÌ ­ĮĨÐÆĴĮ ĴìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐ ĉÐÐĴðĊæƬ ÐŒÐĊ œìÐĊ ĴìÐĮÐ īķĊ ­Į ă­ĴÐ ­Į ųŴƭŲŲTƫ ÐåďīРЭÆì ĉÐÐĴðĊæƬ œÐ œðăă ĨÐīåďīĉ ­Ĵìďīďķæì ÆìÐÆā ďå ­ăă ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­ĊÌ ĉðĴðæ­ĴÐ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐ īÐăð­ÅðăðĴř ­ĊÌ īЭÌðĊÐĮĮ ďå ­ķÌðďǀŒðĮķ­ă ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴƬ ÆďĊåÐīÐĊÆðĊæ ĴďďăĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ÆďĊĊÐÆĴðŒðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř ĮďåĴœ­īÐ īÐĪķðīÐÌ åďī ĴìÐ ĉÐÐĴðĊæƫ #ķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ĉÐÐĴðĊæƬ ­ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­Ċ œðăă ÅÐ ďĊ ĮĴ­ĊÌÅřƬ īЭÌř Ĵď ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴ ­Ċř ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă æăðĴÆìÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉðæìĴ ďÆÆķīƫ }ìðĮ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­Ċ œðăă ­ăĮď ­ĮĮðĮĴ œðĴì ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ ĴìÐ ăðŒÐ ĮĴīЭĉðĊæ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĮĴ­ÅăÐ ÆďĊĊÐÆĴðŒðĴř åďī īÐĉďĴÐ Ĩ­īĴðÆðĨ­ĊĴĮƬ ðå ­ĨĨăðÆ­ÅăÐƫ Zķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ÌďÐĮĊǑĴ ÐĊÌ œìÐĊ ĴìÐ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ ÆďĊÆăķÌÐĮƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ Ì­Ĵ­ ĉðæìĴ ĊÐÐÌ Ĵď ÅÐ ĮĴďīÐÌƬ ­īÆìðŒÐÌƬ ďī Įì­īÐÌ œðĴì īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ Ĩ­īĴðÐĮƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă ì­ĊÌăÐ ĴìðĮ ­Į œÐăăƬ œìÐĴìÐī ðĴǑĮ ÆďĊŒÐīĴðĊæ īÐÆďīÌÐÌ ĮÐĮĮðďĊĮ ðĊĴď Œ­īðďķĮ åďīĉ­ĴĮƬ ķĨăď­ÌðĊæ ŒðÌÐďĮ Ĵď ďĊăðĊÐ Ĩă­ĴåďīĉĮƬ ďī ÌðĮĴīðÅķĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ ĉ­ĴÐīð­ăĮ Ĵď ­ĴĴÐĊÌÐÐĮƫ 30 416 wÐÆĴðďĊ#ǀsķ­ăðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ 31 417 wÐÆĴðďĊ #ǀsķ­ăðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ųƫ :ÐĊÐī­ă ǂ qīďŒðÌÐ æÐĊÐī­ă ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ qtZqZw'tƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĮðšÐƬ ďŨÆÐ ăďÆ­ĴðďĊƺĮƻƬ ­ĊÌ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ďå qtZqZw'tƫ AÌÐĊĴðåř ­ĊÌ ÐŘĨă­ðĊ ­Ċř ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ďœĊÐīĮìðĨƬ ďī ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ÅďĴì ťīĉǀœðÌÐ ­ĊÌ œðĴìðĊ 9ðŘÐÌ AĊÆďĉÐƸqķÅăðÆ 9ðĊ­ĊÆÐ ÌķīðĊæ ĴìÐ Ĩ­ĮĴ ťŒÐ ƺŷƻ řЭīĮƫ wqU ðĮ ­Įĉ­ăăƬ ź­wǀÆÐīĴðťÐÌ ÌðĮ­ÌŒ­ĊĴ­æÐÌ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ì­Į ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ ­ĮĴīďĊæ ĨīÐĮÐĊÆÐ ­ÆīďĮĮ ĴìÐ €ĊðĴÐÌ wĴ­ĴÐĮ œðĴì ďŨÆÐĮ ðĊ “ðīæðĊð­Ƭ T­īřă­ĊÌƬ UďīĴì ­īďăðĊ­Ƭ wďķĴì ­īďăðĊ­Ƭ 9ăďīðÌ­Ƭ ­ĊÌ UÐŒ­Ì­ƫ #ÐĮĨðĴÐ ďķī ÐŘĨ­ĊĮðŒÐ īЭÆìƬ œÐ īÐĉ­ðĊ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď åďĮĴÐīðĊæ ­Ċ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ ďå ðĊĴðĉ­ĴÐƬ ĨÐīĮďĊ­ăðšÐÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ÐĉÅďÌðÐĮ ĴìÐ ÐĴìďĮ ďå ­Įĉ­ăă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮƫ ”Ð 쭌РƭīÐåķăăř ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐÌ wqU Ĵď ďĨĴðĉ­ăăř ĮÐīŒÐ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƫ Zķī ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ÐĉĨì­ĮðšÐĮ ­æðăðĴřƬ īÐĮĨďĊĮðŒÐĊÐĮĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÆăðÐĊĴǀÆÐĊĴīðÆ åďÆķĮƫ }ìðĮ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ÅďăĮĴÐīÐÌ Åř ­ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ ĴЭĉ ďå ìðæìăř ĮāðăăÐÌ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăĮƬ ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ī­ĊæÐ ďå A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ åīďĉ Ìð­æĊďĮĴðÆĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĨ­ðīƬ Ĵď ĊÐĴœďīā ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæƬ Ĵď A}­ĮĮÐĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƫ ”Ð ÆďĊťīĉ Ĵì­Ĵ ďķī wqU ì­Į ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌ ­ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊĴƬ ĮĴ­ÅăÐ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ďŒÐī ĴìÐ Ĩ­ĮĴ ťŒÐ řЭīĮƫ }ìÐīР쭌РÅÐÐĊ Ċď ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ďķī ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ďœĊÐīĮìðĨƬ ďī ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ œðĴìðĊ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴðĉÐƬ ÐðĴìÐī ťīĉǀœðÌÐ ďī œðĴìðĊ ďķī 9ðŘÐÌ AĊÆďĉÐƸqķÅăðÆ 9ðĊ­ĊÆÐ ÌÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴƫ }ìðĮ ĮĴ­ÅðăðĴř ì­Į ÐĊ­ÅăÐÌ ķĮ Ĵď ÅķðăÌ ăďĊæǀă­ĮĴðĊæ īÐă­ĴðďĊĮìðĨĮ œðĴì ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƬ 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ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ďå ĴìÐ wqU wķĨĨďīĴ ÐĊĴÐī ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮƫ Ɣ īЭĴÐĮ ­ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ ŒðĮðďĊƬ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ Ì­ðăř ­ĊÌ œÐÐāăř ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ĮĴ­ĴðĮĴðÆĮƬ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĮ ­ĊÌ Æ­īīðÐĮ ďķĴ Īķ­ăðĴř ­ĮĮķī­ĊÆÐ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮƬ ăЭÌĮ ĨīďþÐÆĴĮƬ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĨăďřĮ āĊďœăÐÌæÐǀÆÐĊĴÐīÐÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĉÐĴìďÌďăďæðÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďĊÆðăÐĮ ðĮĮķÐĮ ī­ðĮÐÌ Ĵď ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ Ɣ qīðďīðĴðšÐĮ ĴðÆāÐĴĮ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮðæĊĮ ĴìÐĉ Ĵď ĴЭĉ ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ Ĵď ­ÆìðЌРĴìÐ ĉďĮĴ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ďķĴÆďĉÐƫ Ɣ tÐĮďăŒÐĮ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮ ďī ÆďĊĴ­ÆĴĮ īÐĪķðīðĊæ ĉďīÐ ĮÐĊðďī ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĮķĨĨďīĴ ­Į ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īřƫ Ɣ ďĊÌķÆĴĮ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă īÐĮЭīÆì åďī ĮďķīÆÐĮ ďå ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ īÐĪķðīÐÌ ðĊ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ďå īÐĪķÐĮĴĮ åďī ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ īÐă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ďĊæďðĊæ Ĩīďæī­ĉĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĨďĮ­ă ÐååďīĴĮƫ Ɣ AĊĴÐī­ÆĴĮ œðĴì ĴЭĉ ĉÐĉÅÐīĮƬ ĮķÆì ­Į ĊÐĴœďīā ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ÐĊæðĊÐÐīðĊæƬ ­ĊÌƸďī ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ Ĵď īÐĮĴďīÐ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌƸďī ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­ĊÌ ÆďīīÐÆĴ ĴìÐ ÆďīÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉƫ Ɣ OЭÌĮ ĴìÐ ĴЭĉ Ĵď ­ÆìðЌРwO Į Ĵìīďķæì ĨīďĨÐī ĴðÆāÐĴ ðĊĴÐī­ÆĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÅăÐĉ ĨīðďīðĴðš­ĴðďĊƫ Ɣ >ÐăĨĮ ­ÆìðЌРÆķĮĴďĉÐī Į­ĴðĮå­ÆĴðďĊ Ĵ­īæÐĴĮ Ĵìīďķæì ĨīďÅăÐĉ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊƫ Ɣ wķĨĨďīĴĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă åķĊÆĴðďĊĮ ķĮðĊæ A}AO ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƫ 35 421 Ɣ q­īĴðÆðĨ­ĴÐĮ ðĊ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ­ĊÌ ĴЭĉ ĉÐÐĴðĊæĮƬ ĮķĨĨďīĴĮ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ ÆīЭĴÐĮ āĊďœăÐÌæÐ ­īĴðÆăÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴĮ ÆďĊĴðĊķ­ă ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƫ wķÅþÐÆĴ T­ĴĴÐī 'ŘĨÐīĴ AAAƭ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ AĊÆƫ ƺ”­ăĴÐī tÐÐÌ >ďĮĨðĴ­ăƻ ǀ ŹƸŴŲųŹ ǀ ųŴƸŴŲŴŲ Ɣ ďĉĨďĮÐÌƬ ĨīÐĨ­īÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮÐĉÅăÐÌ ÆďīīÐĮĨďĊÌÐĊÆÐ Įķĉĉ­īðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ÅīðÐåĮ åďī 'ŘÐÆķĴðŒÐ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ Ɣ ĮĮðĮĴÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ ďå ĨīďĨďĮÐÌ ĨďăðÆðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ðĊðĴð­ĴðŒÐĮƫ Ɣ tÐĮĨďĊÌÐÌ Ĵď īÐĪķÐĮĴĮ åďī ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ åīďĉ ”tUTT'ŘÐÆķĴðŒÐ wÐÆīÐĴ­īð­Ĵƫ Ɣ qīÐĨ­īÐÌ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă īÐĨďīĴĮ Åř ÆďăăÐÆĴðĊæƬ ­Ċ­ăřšðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ Įķĉĉ­īðšðĊæ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĴīÐĊÌĮƫ Ɣ wķĨĨďīĴÐÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìðĊæ æďŒÐīĊ­ĊÆÐ åī­ĉÐœďīāƸĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮƫ Ɣ AÌÐĊĴðťÐÌ ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ďÅĴ­ðĊÐÌ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ īÐă­ĴÐÌƸÆďĉĨ­īÐÌ å­ÆĴĮ åīďĉ ÌðååÐīÐĊĴ ĮďķīÆÐĮƫ Ɣ 'ĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĮķĮĴ­ðĊĉÐĊĴ Ĵ­īæÐĴĮ åďī ĉÐĴīðÆĮ ­ĊÌ å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐÌ ÐŘÆÐĨĴðďĊǀÅ­ĮÐÌ ÌðĮÆķĮĮðďĊĮ œìÐĊ ĉЭĮķīÐĉÐĊĴĮ œÐīÐ ďķĴ ďå ­ÆÆÐĨĴ­ÅăÐ ī­ĊæÐƫ Ɣ Ċ­ăřšÐÌ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ œďīāŦďœĮ Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ĴðĉÐåī­ĉÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĨďĮĮðÅăÐ Å­īīðÐīĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ ďå ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮƫ Ɣ #ÐŒÐăďĨÐÌ ­ĊÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴÐÌ ĉÐĴìďÌĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ åďī ķĮÐī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ Ɣ 9­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐÌ ĉÐÐĴðĊæĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ÆďĉĨðăðĊæ ­æÐĊÌ­ĮƬ å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴðĊæ ÌðĮÆķĮĮðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÌÐŒÐăďĨðĊæ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ ĉðĊķĴÐĮƫ ķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ċ­ăřĮĴƭ ķīЭķ ďå TÐÌðÆðĊÐ ­ĊÌ wķīæÐīř ǂ ďĊĴī­ÆĴďīƬ ŷƸŴŲųųǂŲŹƸŴŲųŹ Ɣ TďĊðĴďīÐÌ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĨīďæīÐĮĮ Åř Ĵī­ÆāðĊæ ­ÆĴðŒðĴřƮ īÐĮďăŒðĊæ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮƮ ĨķÅăðĮìðĊæ ĨīďæīÐĮĮ īÐĨďīĴĮƮ īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌðĊæ ­ÆĴðďĊĮƫ Ɣ qīÐĨ­īÐÌ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă īÐĨďīĴĮ Åř ÆďăăÐÆĴðĊæƬ ­Ċ­ăřšðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ Įķĉĉ­īðšðĊæ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĴīÐĊÌĮƫ Ɣ qÐīåďīĉÐÌ Ì­ðăřƬ œÐÐāăřƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďĊĴìăř īÐŒðÐœĮ ­ĊÌ ­Ċ­ăřĮÐĮ ďå ÆķīīÐĊĴ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ ķĮðĊæ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĉÐĴīðÆĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĨďīĴĮƫ Ɣ }ī­ĊĮă­ĴÐÌ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ īķăÐĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ðĊĴď ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ œďīāŦďœĮ ­ĊÌ Æì­īĴĮƫ Ɣ AĉĨīďŒÐÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ Åř ĮĴķÌřðĊæ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƮ ÌÐĮðæĊðĊæ ĉďÌðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ Ɣ #ÐŒÐăďĨÐÌ ĴÐĮĴ Ĩă­ĊĮƬ ĮÆÐĊ­īðďĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÆīðĨĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ Īķ­ăðĴř ­ĮĮķī­ĊÆÐ ĴÐĮĴðĊæ åďī ZqqTƫ Ɣ }ī­ÆāÐÌ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĴðĉÐăðĊÐĮƬ īÐĨďīĴÐÌ āÐř ĉðăÐĮĴďĊÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīðďīðĴðšÐÌ Ĵ­ĮāĮ åďī qďīĴåďăðď OЭÌÐīĮƫ Ɣ q­īĴĊÐīÐÌ œðĴì ĮĴ­āÐìďăÌÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ ĴìÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐƬ ðÌÐĊĴðťÐÌ īðĮāĮƸðĮĮķÐĮƬ ÌÐŒÐăďĨÐÌ ĉðĴðæ­ĴðďĊ Ĩă­ĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ăЭÌÐīĮìðĨ ­Į ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īřƫ Ɣ wķĨĨďīĴÐÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìðĊæ æďŒÐīĊ­ĊÆÐ åī­ĉÐœďīāƸĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮƫ tÐæðďĊ­ă ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ wÐīŒðÆÐ T­Ċ­æÐīƭ ďĉÆ­ĮĴ ďīĨďī­ĴðďĊ ŲźƸŴŲŲŶǂŲŷƸŴŲųų Ɣ qă­ĊĊÐÌƬ ÅķÌæÐĴÐÌƬ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ÐŘÐÆķĴÐÌ ­ăă ĮĴ­æÐĮ ďå ÐĊĴÐīĨīðĮÐ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƬ ì­īÌœ­īÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊĮƫ Ɣ q­īĴðÆðĨ­ĴÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÐŘÐÆķĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ īÐĮðÌÐĊĴð­ă ­ĊÌ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ŒďðÆÐ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ 36 422 ðĊ ĴìÐ TðÌǀĴă­ĊĴðÆ īÐæðďĊƫ Ɣ ĮĮÐĮĮÐÌ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ðĉĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ åďī ЭÆì ĨīďþÐÆĴ Ĩì­ĮÐ ­ĊÌ ĉďĊðĴďīÐÌ ĨīďæīÐĮĮ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ ÌЭÌăðĊÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ Ɣ qă­ĊĊÐÌƬ ÌÐŒÐăďĨÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴÐīÐÌ ðĊ ­ÌìÐīÐĊÆÐ œðĴì Ċ­ĴðďĊ­ă ­ĊÌ īÐæðďĊ­ă ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐĮƫ Ɣ TďĊðĴďīÐÌ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ĨīďÌķÆĴðŒðĴř ðĊ ­ÆÆďīÌ­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ ĨďăðÆř Ĵď ­ĮĮķīÐ ­ÌìÐīÐĊÆÐ ­Į œÐăă ­Į ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐĊÐĮĮ ðĊ ­ăă ÆķĮĴďĉÐī Ĵī­ĊĮ­ÆĴðďĊĮƫ Ɣ 'ĊĮķīÐÌ ÆďĉĨÐĴÐĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴðĊķðĴř ďå Īķ­ăðťÐÌ ĮĴ­åå Ĵìīďķæì ďĨĴðĉķĉ ĮÐăÐÆĴðďĊƬ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƬ ­ĨĨī­ðĮ­ăƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďĴðŒ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊðĪķÐĮƫ Ɣ qīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăăř ì­ĊÌăÐÌ ­ăă ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐÌ ðĮĮķÐĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĮďăŒÐÌ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ÆďĊÆÐīĊĮƫ Ɣ T­Ċ­æÐÌ Ì­řǀĴďǀÌ­ř }ðÐī Ŵ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴЭĉ Ĵì­Ĵ ĮķĨĨďīĴÐÌ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊƬ ÆďĊĊÐÆĴðŒðĴřƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊƬ ķĮÐī ĨīďťăÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴÐăÐĨìďĊř ĮœðĴÆì ĨīďŒðĮðďĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæƫ ìīðĮĴďĨìÐī ­ŘĴÐī ðĮ wqUNjĮ wÐĊðďī UÐĴœďīā ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī ƺUZƻ T­Ċ­æÐī ­ĊÌ }ðÐī ŵ OЭÌƫ >Ð ì­Į ďŒÐī ŴŲ řЭīĮ ďå ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ðĊ ðĊĮĴ­ăăðĊæƬ ÆďĊťæķīðĊæƬ ðĊĴÐæī­ĴðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðĊæ Ì­Ĵ­ÆÐĊĴÐī ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮ ðĊ “Tœ­īÐƸ”ðĊÌďœĮ AT A™Ƭ ­ĊÌ OðĊķŘ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðďĊƮ ìÐ ì­Į ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ ĮÐīŒÐī ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐĮ ­ĊÌ Ì­Ĵ­ÆÐĊĴÐī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ­ÆīďĮĮ ĉķăĴðĨăÐ Ĩă­ĴåďīĉĮƫ >Ð ðĮ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐÌ ðĊ ðĊĮĴ­ăăðĊæƬ ķĨæī­ÌðĊæƬ Ĩ­ĴÆìðĊæƬ ÆďĊťæķīðĊæƬ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ Œ­īðďķĮ ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴƫ ìīðĮĴďĨìÐī NjĮ œďīā ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ðĮ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ÅÐăďœƫ ”ďīā 'ŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐƭ wÐĊðďī UZT­Ċ­æÐīƭ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ AĊÆƫ ǂ ųŴƸŴŲŴŲ ǀ qīÐĮÐĊĴ Ɣ OЭÌĮ wqU UÐĴœďīā ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī ƺUZƻ œìðÆì ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ­ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­Ċ ĴЭĉ ďå ÌðŒÐīĮÐ ðĊÌðŒðÌķ­ăĮƬ ĴìÐ ďŒÐīĮðæìĴ ďå ĴìÐ ĨìřĮðÆ­ă ÆÐĊĴÐīƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ďŒÐī­ăă ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ īÐăð­ÅðăðĴř ďå ĴìÐ wqU ĊÐĴœďīāƫ Ɣ TďĊðĴďīĮ ĊÐĴœďīā åÐÐÌ Ĵìīďķæì ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæƬ ðĮĮķÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮ ĨīďÅăÐĉǀĮďăŒðĊæƫ Ɣ T­Ċ­æÐĮ īÐæķă­ī ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮ ­ĊÌ ­åĴÐīǀìďķīĮ ĴīďķÅăÐ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ œďīā ðĊ ­ ĉ­ĊĊÐī Ĵì­Ĵ ĉÐÐĴĮ ÅďĴì ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ÐŘĨÐÆĴ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ăÐŒÐă ­æīÐÐĉÐĊĴĮ ƺwO Įƻƫ Ɣ qÐīåďīĉĮ Ìð­æĊďĮĴðÆĮ ÌķīðĊæ ďķĴ­æÐĮ ­ĊÌ ķīæÐĊĴ ðĮĮķÐĮ œďīāðĊæ œðĴì ĮķĨĨďīĴðĊæ ĴЭĉĮ Ĵď ÌīðŒÐ Ĵď ­īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ }ðÆāÐĴ ÆīЭĴðďĊ åďī īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ÅķĴ ĊďĊǀķīæÐĊĴ ðĮĮķÐĮƫ Ɣ ďăă­Åďī­ĴÐĮ œðĴì ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴЭĉĮ Ĵď ĨÐīåďīĉ ­Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ īÐŒðÐœ ďå ďĨÐĊ ĊÐĴœďīā ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵī­ÆāðĊæ ­æ­ðĊĮĴ ĮķĨĨďīĴðĊæ ĴЭĉ wOĮ ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā NqAĮƫ Ɣ qÐīåďīĉĮ ĮřĮĴÐĉ Œ­ăðÌ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ķĮÐī ðĊĴÐīå­ÆÐ īÐŦÐÆĴĮ ĴìÐ ÆķīīÐĊĴ ĮĴ­ĴÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāƫ Ɣ ZŒÐīĮÐÐĮ īÐĮĨďĊÌðĊæ ðĊÌðŒðÌķ­ăĮ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐīĮ œìď ďŒÐīĮÐÐ Ĩă­ĊĊÐÌ ĊÐĴœďīā Æì­ĊæÐĮƬ ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř īÐĮĴďī­ĴðďĊƬ ăďÆ­ĴðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďīÌĮ ðĊĴÐæīðĴřƫ wÐĊðďī wřĮĴÐĉĮ ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­Ĵďīƭ ƺ#ÐåÐĊĮÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ wřĮĴÐĉĮ æÐĊÆřƻ ǂ ųųƸŴŲųŵǂ ųŴƸŴŲŴŲ Ɣ qÐīåďīĉÐÌ Ì­ðăř ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďå ”ðĊÌďœĮ ŴŲųŴ ŴŲųŸ ÆĴðŒÐ #ðīÐÆĴďī ř ƺ#ƻƬ :qZNjĮ :īďķĨ qďăðÆř T­Ċ­æÐīƬ :qZ wÐÆķīðĴř qďăðÆðÐĮƬ :qT ƺÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ :īďķĨ qďăðÆř T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƻƬ #UwƬ #>qƬ ”AUwƬ TðÆīďĮďåĴ 'ŘÆì­ĊæÐ ŴŲŲŵƸŴŲŲŹƸŴŲųŲƸŴŲųŵ ­ĊÌ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðďĊƫ Ɣ ”ďīāÐÌ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ “Tœ­īÐ ŒwĨìÐīÐƸŒÐĊĴÐī ÅķðăÌðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ æķÐĮĴ ŒðīĴķ­ă 37 423 ĉ­ÆìðĊÐĮ ­Į ĊÐÐÌÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉðĊæ Ĵ­ĮāĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ 'w™ð ìďĮĴĮ OAƫ Ɣ qÐīåďīĉÐÌ “Tœ­īÐ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ÐŘĨ­ĊĮðďĊ œďīāƫ īЭĴÐÌ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďĴ “ðīĴķ­ă UÐĴœďīāƬ 'w™“ðīĴķ­ă T­ÆìðĊÐĮƫ īЭĴÐÌ ĴÐĉĨă­ĴÐĮ åīďĉ “TĮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĨăďřÐÌ “TĮ åīďĉ ĴÐĉĨă­ĴÐĮƫ Ɣ AĊĮĴ­ăăÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌ ”ðĊÌďœĮ NÐř T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ wřĮĴÐĉ ƺNTwƻ ĮÐīŒÐīƬ “ďăķĉÐ ÆĴðŒ­ĴðďĊ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ }ďďă ƺ“T}ƻƫ }ìðĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ NTw ­ĊÌ ÆĴðŒÐ #ðīÐÆĴďīř ĮřĮĴÐĉ ăðÆÐĊĮðĊæ åķĊÆĴðďĊ­ăðĴř ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ Ɣ ÌĉðĊðĮĴÐīÐÌ TðÆīďĮďåĴ 'ŘÆì­ĊæÐ ŴŲųŲ ­ĊÌ ŴŲųŸ AĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ wÐīŒðÆÐĮ ƺ#ď#'ĉ­ðăƻ ĮķÆì ­Į ÅķĴ ĊďĴ ăðĉðĴÐÌ Ĵď ÆĴðŒÐwřĊÆƬ ķĴď#ðĮÆďŒÐīƬ #:Ƭ tƬ qďœÐīwìÐăăƬ #OqƬ 'ǀ#ðĮÆďŒÐīřƬ ZƬ 'Ƭ qķÅăðÆ 9ďăÌÐīĮƬ 'ŘÆì­ĊæÐ ÆăðÐĊĴ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮƬ 'ŘÆì­ĊæÐ wÐīŒÐī tďăÐĮƬ #UwƬ AAwƬ #Ƭ wwZƫ Ɣ ďĊťæķīÐÌ ”ðĊÌďœĮ TķăĴðĨ­ĴìðĊæ ĨďăðÆðÐĮ Ĵď ÆďĊťæķīÐ ĉķăĴðĨ­Ĵì O€UĮ åīďĉ UÐĴĨĨ 9w wďăķĴðďĊĮ ŸŴŶŲƬ ŸŲźŲĮƬ ŵŴŹŲĮƬ ŵŲŹŲĮ ­ĊÌ >q ŵqt wUƫ Ɣ ďĊťæķīÐÌ ­ĊÌ ÌĉðĊðĮĴÐīÐÌ U9wƬ #UwƬ A9wƬ 9}qƬ w9}qƬ īďÅďÆďĨř ­ĊÌ O#q ďĊ ”ðĊÌďœĮ wÐī ŒÐī ŴŲŲźƸŴŲųŴƸŴŲųŸ ĮÐī ŒÐī ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ Ɣ ”ďīāÐÌ ÆăďĮÐăř œðĴì }ðÐī AAA ŒÐĊÌďīĮ ďĊ ZĨÐī­ĴðĊæ wřĮĴÐĉ ĮÐĴĴðĊæĮƬ ­ĊÌ w}A:īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­Į œÐăă ­Į ­ĮĮðĮĴðĊæ ðĊ ÆďĊťæķīðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ }ðÐī AAA ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ĮķÆì ­Į Zī­ÆăÐƬ #ŴƬ ”ÐÅĮĨìÐīÐƬ ­ĊÌ ķĮðĊÐĮĮ ZÅþÐÆĴĮƫ Ɣ ÌĉðĊðĮĴÐīÐÌ #ÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ ďå “ðīĴķ­ă T­ÆìðĊÐĮ ìďĮĴÐÌ ďĊ ĉ­šďĊ ”ÐÅ wÐī ŒðÆÐĮ ƺ”wƻ :ďŒǀăďķÌ ­ĊÌ TðÆīďĮďåĴ šķīÐƫ Ɣ ďĊťæķīÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌ TðÆīďĮďåĴ :ă­ÆðÐī åďī ”w wÐī ŒÐī ­ÆāķĨƫ Ɣ ďĊťæķīÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌ TðÆīďĮďåĴ šķīÐ tÐÆďŒÐīř wÐī ŒðÆÐĮ “­ķăĴĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐÌ Ĵì­Ĵ Å­ÆāķĨĮ œÐīÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķăăř ĨķĮìÐÌ åīďĉ ĴìÐ “TĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ šķīÐ ăďķÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ #Aw 'ĊĴÐīĨīðĮÐ ­ÆāķĨ UÐĴœďīā ăðÅī­īðÐĮƫ Ɣ tÐŒðÐœÐÌ Å­ÆāķĨ īÐĨďīĴĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ Å­ÆāķĨ þďÅĮ œÐīÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă ­ĊÌ ðĊŒÐĮĴðæ­ĴÐÌ ķĊĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă Å­ÆāķĨ þďÅĮƫ Ɣ ÌĉðĊðĮĴÐīÐÌ AT }ðŒďăð wĴďī­æÐ T­Ċ­æÐī ­ÆāķĨ ­ĊÌ tÐÆďŒÐīř ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðďĊ ƺqìřĮðÆ­ă ­ĊÌ “ðīĴķ­ă }­ĨÐƻƫ Ɣ €ĮÐÌ TðÆīďĮďåĴ wřĮĴÐĉ ÐĊĴÐī ďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊ T­Ċ­æÐī ƺwTƻ ­ĊÌ ă­ÌÐăďæðÆ åďī ĮÐī ŒÐī Ĩ­ĴÆìðĊæƫ Ɣ T­Ċ­æÐÌ ĴìÐ ðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊ ďå ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ì­īÌœ­īÐƬ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ťŘÐĮƬ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĊì­ĊÆÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ Ɣ qÐīåďīĉÐÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ ĨìřĮðÆ­ă ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊ ďå ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ Ɣ ZĨĴðĉðšÐÌ ĴìÐ åķĊÆĴðďĊ­ăðĴř ďå ĊÐĴœďīāĮ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ 'ĊĮķīÐÌ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƸðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ĮĮķī­ĊÆÐ ĨďăðÆðÐĮƬ ĨīðĊÆðĨăÐĮ ­ĊÌ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ­īÐ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌƫ wÐĊðďī UÐĴœďīā 'ĊæðĊÐÐīƭ qÐīďĴ wřĮĴÐĉĮ ǂ ųŲƸŴŲŲŵǂųųƸŴŲųŵ Ɣ qīďŒðÌÐÌ īÐăð­ÅăÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ œðĴì ŒÐīř ăðĉðĴÐÌ ĮķĨÐī ŒðĮðďĊƫ Ɣ qīðďīðĴðšÐÌ œďīā ďĊ ĮÐŒÐī­ă ÆďĊÆķīīÐĊĴ ­ĮĮðæĊĉÐĊĴĮ Ĵìīďķæì ÐŨÆðÐĊÆřƬ ðĊŒďăŒðĊæ ĴìÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐī ­Į ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īřƫ Ɣ AĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴÐÌ ăďÆ­ă ­īЭĊÐĴœďīā ƺOUƻ ­ĊÌ Æ­ĉĨķĮ ­īЭƺUƻ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƫ Ɣ Ċ­ăřšÐÌ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī œďīāŦďœ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ Ĵď īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴďďăĮ ­ĊÌ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮ Ĵď Į­ĴðĮåř ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĊÐÐÌĮƫ Ɣ 'ĊĮķīÐÌ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƸĮÐīŒÐī Ì­Ĵ­ðĊĴÐæīðĴř Åř ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðĊæƬ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ 38 424 ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƸì­īÌœ­īÐ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮƫ 'ăÐÆĴīďĊðÆ }ÐÆìĊðÆð­Ċ wÐÆďĊÌ ă­ĮĮƭ €ƫwƫ U­Œř ŻƸųŻŻŹǂŲŻƸŴŲŲŵ Ɣ wÐī ŒÐÌ ­Į ­ăÐ­Ì ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­Ċ ­ĊÌ ĮÐĊðďī ĊÐĴœďīā ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­Ĵďī åďī ĴìÐ ĮìðĨǀœðÌÐ ĮÐÆīÐĴ wAqtU'}OUƫ Ɣ tÐÆďæĊðšÐÌ ăÐ­Ì ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­Ċ ­ĊÌ ĉÐĊĴďī åďī þķĊðďī ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐăƫ Ɣ }ī­ðĊÐÌ þķĊðďī ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ­ĊÌ ĮķĨÐīŒðĮÐÌ ĴìÐ ÆďĉĨăÐĴðďĊ ďå œďīā ­ĮĮðæĊĉÐĊĴĮ åďī ĴìÐ ÌðŒðĮðďĊƫ Ɣ T­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌ ĊÐĴœďīā īÐăð­ÅðăðĴř ­ĊÌ ķĨĴðĉÐ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ųŲŲǹ ÆďĊĊÐÆĴðŒðĴřƫ Ɣ AĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴÐÌ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ ďå ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ­Į ĴìÐř ÅÐÆ­ĉÐ ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐÌ ÆďĉĨ­ĴðÅðăðĴř œðĴì ĊÐœ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮƫ Ɣ T­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌ ųŲŲǹ Å­ÆāķĨ ďå ­ăă ĮÐīŒÐīĮ ­Į œÐăă ­Į Ðĉ­ðăƫ T­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌ 'ŘÆì­ĊæÐ ŷƫŷ ĮÐīŒÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐÌ ìðæìǀăÐŒÐă ĉÐĮĮ­æÐ Ĵī­ŨÆ īÐăð­ÅðăðĴřƫ LďĮÐĨì T­Ĵř­š ðĮ wqUNjĮ wÐĊðďī wÐÆķīðĴř ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī ƺwZƻ T­Ċ­æÐīƫ >Ð ì­Į ďŒÐī ŵŲ řЭīĮ ďå ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐƫ >Ð ì­Į ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ #ď#tðĮā T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ 9ī­ĉÐœďīā ƺtT9ƻ åďī AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ wřĮĴÐĉĮ ƺAwƻƬ ÐĊÆă­ŒÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ LďĮÐĨìNjĮ œďīā ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ðĮ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ÅÐăďœƫ ”ďīā 'ŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐƭ wÐĊðďī wZT­Ċ­æÐīƭ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ AĊÆƫ ǂ ŲŻƸŴŲųŹ ǀ qīÐĮÐĊĴ Ɣ T­ðĊĴ­ðĊĮ ďŒÐī­ăă īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴř åďī ĴìÐ Ì­řǀĴďǀÌ­ř īķĊĊðĊæ ďå ĴìÐ wqU wÐÆķīðĴř ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī ƺwZƻƫ ÐĊĴī­ă Ĵď ĴìðĮ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴř ðĮ Ĵī­ĊĮă­ĴðĊæ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÐĮ ðĊĴď ­ÆĴðďĊ­ÅăÐ Ĵ­ÆĴðÆ­ă ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ wZƫ Ɣ qă­řĮ ­ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ īďăÐ ðĊ ăďĊæǀĴÐīĉ wZĮĴī­ĴÐæř ­ĊÌ Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ðĊðĴð­ĴðŒÐĮ æЭīÐÌ Ĵďœ­īÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ÐŘÆÐăăÐĊÆÐ Ĵìīďķæì ĴìÐ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ďå ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ Ĩă­ĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďþÐÆĴĮ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ wÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ wZæď­ăĮ ­ĊÌ ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐĮƫ Ɣ OЭÌĮ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ÐååďīĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊĮ ­Ċ ðĊǀÌÐĨĴì āĊďœăÐÌæÐ ďå ÆďĉĉďĊ ­ĴĴ­Æā ŒÐÆĴďīĮƬ ÆďĉĉďĊ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŘĨăďðĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďķĊĴÐīĉЭĮķīÐĮƫ Ɣ tÐĮĨďĊÌĮ Ĵď ­ăă ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĮÐÆķīðĴřǀīÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ÐŒÐĊĴĮ ƺì­ÆāÐī ðĊĴīķĮðďĊĮƬ ŒðīķĮ ðĊåÐÆĴðďĊĮƬ ÌÐĊð­ă ďå ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ­ĴĴ­ÆāĮƬ ÐĴÆƫƻƫ Ɣ tÐĮĨďĊĮðÅăÐ åďī ÌÐŒÐăďĨðĊæ ­ĊÌ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴÐīðĊæ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ Ĩīďæī­ĉĮ œðĴì ĉķăĴðĨăÐ ă­řÐīĮ ďå ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ ÌÐĴÐÆĴðďĊƫ Ɣ wÐīŒÐĮ ­Į ­ĴīķĮĴÐÌ ­ÌŒðĮďī ÌķīðĊæ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ­ĊÌ ÆďďīÌðĊ­ĴÐĮ ÅÐĴœÐÐĊ ĴìÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĴЭĉ ­ĊÌ ÆăðÐĊĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƸĮĴ­āÐìďăÌÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÅďĴì ðĊĴÐīĊ­ă ­ĊÌ ÐŘĴÐīĊ­ă Ĩ­īĴðÐĮ ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴðĉÐăř ­ĊÌ ÆďīīÐÆĴ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ Ɣ ďďīÌðĊ­ĴÐĮ œðĴì ÆăðÐĊĴĮ Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­ĊÌ ÆďďīÌðĊ­ĴÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď Ì­Ĵ­Ĵì­Ĵ ­ĮĮðĮĴĮ ðĊ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ ÌÐĴÐÆĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ­Į ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐƫ Ɣ 'ĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăă ðĊĴÐīĊ­ă ĨīďþÐÆĴĮ ­īÐ Ĵī­ÆāÐÌƬ ÆďďīÌðĊ­ĴÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ īÐĨďīĴÐÌ ðĊ Æďăă­Åďī­ĴðďĊ œðĴì ĴìÐ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ wZĨīďþÐÆĴ ĴЭĉĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďŨÆÐƫ Ɣ T­ðĊĴ­ðĊĮ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴř Ĵď ĨīďÌķÆÐ īďÅķĮĴ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ­ĊÌ ÐŘÐÆķĴðŒÐ ăÐŒÐă ĉÐĴīðÆĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĮĴ­ĴķĮƬ ÐŒÐĊĴ ì­ĊÌăðĊæ ĮĴ­ĴðĮĴðÆĮƬ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐĊÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊÆřƬ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ĉÐĴīðÆĮƬ ­ĊÌ Ĵď ÌÐŒÐăďĨ ĨīďÆÐÌķī­ă īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌ­ĴðďĊĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ Æď­ÆìðĊæ ĮĴ­åå Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ĉЭĮķī­ÅăÐ ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ ďå ĴìÐðī ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮƫ 39 425 Ɣ #ÐŒÐăďĨĮƬ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴÐīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ďŒÐīĮÐÐĮ ĴìÐ ķĨÌ­ĴðĊæ ďå ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ ­ĊÌ īÐŒðÐœĮ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ wZNjĮ ÆďĊĴīďăĮƬ ĨďăðÆðÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ ­īÐ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăřƫ Ɣ T­Ċ­æÐĮ ­ĊÌ ăЭÌĮ ­ĴЭĉ ďå ­Ċ­ăřĮĴĮ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ÌðīÐÆĴăř ĮķĨÐīŒðĮðĊæ ­ĊÌ Æď­ÆìðĊæ ­Ċ­ăřĮĴĮ ­ÆīďĮĮ ÌðååÐīÐĊĴ åķĊÆĴðďĊ­ă ­īЭĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ æķðÌ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ďŒÐīĮðæìĴ åďī ŴŶŘŹ wZƫ Ɣ ”ďīāĮ œðĴì ÆďĉĉďĊ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴďďăĮ ĮķÆì ­Į 'ĊÌĨďðĊĴ #ÐĴÐÆĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ tÐĮĨďĊĮÐƬ UÐĴœďīā AĊĴīķĮðďĊ #ÐĴÐÆĴðďĊƬ wÐÆķīðĴř AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ 'ŒÐĊĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ “ķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴř T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĴďďăĮƫ Ɣ qÐīåďīĉĮ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴř ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìīЭĴ ­ÆĴďī ĴÐÆìĊðĪķÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ăÐŒÐī­æÐĮ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐăř æ­ķæÐ ­ĊÌ īÐÌķÆÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ­ĊÌ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ­ă īðĮāƫ wÐĊðďī řÅÐī wÐÆķīðĴř wĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴƭ ƺTðăðĴ­īř >ЭăĴì wÐīŒðÆÐĮƻ ǂ ųŴƸŴŲųŷǂ ŲŻƸŴŲųŹ Ɣ ĨĨďðĊĴÐÌ ­Į AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ wřĮĴÐĉ wÐÆķīðĴř ZŨÆÐī ƺAwwZƻ åďī T>w :'U'wAw ƺ'ăÐÆĴīďĊðÆ >ЭăĴì tÐÆďīÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉƻ ­ĊÌ ĨĨ#řĊ­ĉðÆĮ ĊĮðÅăÐ }ďœÐī :ďŒăďķÌƫ Ɣ 9ďăăďœÐÌ #ÐåÐĊĮÐ >ЭăĴì æÐĊÆř ƺ#>ƻ tðĮā T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ 9ī­ĉÐœďīā ƺtT9ƻ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ ­ÆìðÐŒÐÌ ­ŵǀřЭī ķĴìďīðĴř Ĵď ZĨÐī­ĴÐ ƺ}Zƻƫ Ɣ qÐīåďīĉÐÌ ÆřÅÐī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ķĮðĊæ ĴìÐ 'ĊĴÐīĨīðĮÐ TðĮĮðďĊ ĮĮķī­ĊÆÐ wķĨĨďīĴ wÐī ŒðÆÐ ƺÐTwwƻ īÐĨďĮðĴďīřƫ Ɣ T­Ċ­æÐÌ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴř īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ Œð­qZT ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ þķĮĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ åďī Ĩīďæī­ĉǀīÐĪķðīÐÌ ĊďĊǀÆďĉĨăð­ĊĴ ðĴÐĉĮƫ Ɣ tÐĨďīĴÐÌ ďĊ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴř īÐĉÐÌð­ĴðďĊ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮƬ ĮÆ­ĊĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ­Ċ­ăřĮðĮƬ ­ĊÌ w}A:Ƹwt: ìÐÆāăðĮĴ īÐŒðÐœƫ Ɣ 9­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐÌ Æďăă­Åďī­ĴðŒÐ ­ĊÌ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ œďīā Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ­ÆīďĮĮ ÌðĮÆðĨăðĊÐĮ ÅÐĴœÐÐĊ ĴìÐ Ĩīďæī­ĉ ďŨÆÐ ­ĊÌ ĉķăĴðǀŒÐĊÌďī ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ÌīðŒÐ ĴìÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīř ďå ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĮďăķĴðďĊĮƫ wÐĊðďī #ðĮ­ĮĴÐī tÐÆďŒÐīř wĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴƭ tÐÆďŒÐīř qďðĊĴ wřĮĴÐĉ ǂ ŲŸƸŴŲŲųǂųŴƸŴŲųŷ Ɣ wÐī ŒÐÌ ­Į ­wÐĊðďī ĉÐĉÅÐī ďå ĴìÐ ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ }Эĉ Ĵì­Ĵ ĮķĨĨďīĴÐÌ īÐÆďŒÐīř ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ åďī qķÅăðÆ ­ĊÌ qīðŒ­ĴÐ ĮÐÆĴďī ÐĊĴðĴðÐĮ ­ÆīďĮĮ ĴìÐ ÆďķĊĴīřƫ Ɣ ĮĮðĮĴÐÌ œðĴì ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĮřĮĴÐĉ īÐÆďŒÐīř åďī īÐÆďŒÐīř ÐŘÐīÆðĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ åďăăďœðĊæ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī ÌÐÆă­ī­ĴðďĊĮƫ Ɣ ZŒÐīĮ­œ ĴìÐ ÐĊĴðīÐ ĴÐĮĴ ĨīÐĨ­ī­ĴðďĊ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ åīďĉ Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæ Ĵìīďķæì ĨďĮĴǀĴÐĮĴ åďăăďœǀķĨƫ Ɣ ĮĮðĮĴÐÌ œðĴì ìďĮĴðĊæ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ ðĊ ĴìÐ ďĊĮðĴÐ ìďĮĴðĊæ Ì­Ĵ­ÆÐĊĴÐīƫ Ɣ 'ŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ðĊ AĊĴÐăǀÅ­ĮÐÌ ì­īÌœ­īÐ åīďĉ ATƬ >qƬ ðĮÆďƬ ­ĊÌ #ÐăăƬ ­Į œÐăă ­Į AT ĨwÐīðÐĮƬ AT šwÐīðÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ īďÆ­ÌÐ 9ðÅīÐ ì­ĊĊÐă ĮœðĴÆìÐĮƫ Ɣ wÐīŒÐÌ ­Į ­wķÅþÐÆĴ T­ĴĴÐī 'ŘĨÐīĴ åďī ĮĴďī­æÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ åīďĉ ATƬ UÐĴĨĨƬ >qƬ ­ĊÌ 'T Ɣ qÐīåďīĉÐÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďå “ðīĴķ­ă }­ĨÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĉďĴÐ īÐĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊƫ Ɣ īЭĴÐÌ ÐĊĴÐīĨīðĮÐǀœðÌÐ ĊÐĴœďīāðĊæ ÌÐĮðæĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊĮƫ Ɣ 'Ċæ­æÐÌ ðĊ ĨīÐǀĮ­ăÐĮ īÐÆďŒÐī ř ÌÐĮðæĊ œďīā œðĴì ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ÆķĮĴďĉÐīĮƫ Ɣ OÐ­Ì }ÐÆìĊðÆ­ă 'ĊæðĊÐÐī åďī >Aq­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴƫ Ɣ OÐ­Ì 'ĊæðĊÐÐī åďī å­ÆðăðĴř ĉďŒÐ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĊÐœ ĮðĴÐƫ Ɣ OÐ­Ì }ÐÆìĊðÆ­ă 'ĊæðĊÐÐī åďī ĴìÐ ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìĉÐĊĴ ďå ÐĉĨăďřÐÐ īÐĉďĴÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐ ďååǀìďķī ­ĊÌ ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ­ÆÆÐĮĮƫ ”Ð 쭌РðĊÆăķÌÐÌ ĴìÐðī åķăă īÐĮķĉÐĮ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ ĨĨÐĊÌðŘ ďå ĴìðĮ ĨīďĨďĮ­ăƫ 40 426 Ŷƫ 9ăďīðÌ­NĊďœăÐÌæÐ ǂ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ­Ċř ĨďăðĴðÆ­ăƬ ÐÆďĊďĉðÆƬ ăÐæ­ăƬ ďī ďĴìÐī ðĮĮķÐĮ ðĉĨ­ÆĴðĊæ 9ăďīðÌ­ ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ăðĴðÐĮƬ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ­ăăř ĴìďĮÐ ðĉĨ­ÆĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƬ œìðÆì ĉ­ř ÅÐ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ Ĵď ĴìÐ qīďĨďĮ­ăƫ 9ăďīðÌ­ǑĮ ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ăðĴðÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƬ å­ÆÐ ­ī­ĊæÐ ďå ķĊðĪķÐ ĨďăðĴðÆ­ăƬ ÐÆďĊďĉðÆƬ ­ĊÌ ăÐæ­ă Æì­ăăÐĊæÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ăăř ðĊŦķÐĊÆÐ ĴìÐðī A}ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ ”ЭĴìÐī tÐă­ĴÐÌ AĮĮķÐĮƭ 9ăďīðÌ­ðĮ œÐăăǀāĊďœĊ åďī ðĴĮ ĮķĮÆÐĨĴðÅðăðĴř Ĵď ìķīīðÆ­ĊÐĮ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ÐŘĴīÐĉÐ œÐ­ĴìÐī ÐŒÐĊĴĮƫ }ìðĮ ì­Į ­ÌðīÐÆĴ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ ĴìÐ īďÅķĮĴĊÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĮðăðÐĊÆÐ īÐĪķðīÐÌ ďå A} ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ĊÐÆÐĮĮðĴ­ĴðĊæ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐīř ­ĊÌ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴðĊķðĴř Ĩă­Ċ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĉðĊðĉ­ă ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊ ðĊ ĮķÆì ÐŒÐĊĴĮƫ AĊÆīЭĮðĊæ qďĨķă­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ #ÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƭ }ìÐ wĴ­ĴÐ ďå 9ăďīðÌ­Ƭ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƬ ì­Į ÅÐÐĊ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆðĊæ ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ ĨďĨķă­ĴðďĊ æīďœĴì ­ĊÌ ķīÅ­Ċ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƫ }ìðĮ ī­ĨðÌ ÐŘĨ­ĊĮðďĊ Æ­Ċ ĮĴī­ðĊ ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ă īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ wÆ­ăðĊæ ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ æīďœðĊæ ÌÐĉ­ĊÌĮƬ œìðăÐ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ìðæì ăÐŒÐăĮ ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐƬ ðĮ ­ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĊÐÐÌƫ řÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř }ìīЭĴĮƭ O­ĴÐăřƬ ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ăðĴðÐĮ 쭌РÅÐÐĊ Ĵ­īæÐĴÐÌ Åř ìðæìǀĨīďťăÐ ÆřÅÐīǀ­ĴĴ­ÆāĮ ðĊ īÐÆÐĊĴ řЭīĮƫ 'ĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ ðĊĴÐæīðĴř ďå A}ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ðĮ ­ĴďĨ ĨīðďīðĴřƫ }ìÐ ĊÐÐÌ åďī īďÅķĮĴ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉЭĮķīÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĮÐÆķīÐ Ì­Ĵ­ĮĴďī­æÐƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ īÐæķă­ī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ķÌðĴĮƬ Æ­ĊĊďĴ ÅÐ ďŒÐīĮĴ­ĴÐÌƫ OÐæ­ă ­ĊÌ tÐæķă­Ĵďīř ďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐƭ TķĊðÆðĨ­ăðĴðÐĮ ĉķĮĴ ÆďĉĨăř œðĴì ­ī­ĊæÐ ďå ăÐæ­ă ­ĊÌ īÐæķă­Ĵďīř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìďĮÐ īÐă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď Ì­Ĵ­ĨīðŒ­Æř ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ĨķÅăðÆ īÐÆďīÌĮ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ­ÆÆÐĮĮðÅðăðĴř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ A}ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ĉķĮĴ ÅÐ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ ĴìÐĮÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ 'ÆďĊďĉðÆ €ĊÆÐīĴ­ðĊĴðÐĮƭ }ìÐ īÐÆÐĊĴ ÐÆďĊďĉðÆ ðĉĨ­ÆĴĮ ďå Z“A#ǀųŻ 쭌РðĊÆīЭĮÐÌ ÅķÌæÐĴ­īř ĨīÐĮĮķīÐĮ ďĊ ĉ­Ċř ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ăðĴðÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ­ÌÌĮ åķīĴìÐī ÐĉĨì­ĮðĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĊÐÐÌ åďī ÆďĮĴǀÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ A} ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ Æ­Ċ ÌÐăðŒÐī ìðæì ăÐŒÐăĮ ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐƫ ăă ĴìÐĮÐ å­ÆĴďīĮ ķĊÌÐīăðĊÐ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ­ĮĴīďĊæƬ ­Ì­ĨĴ­ÅăÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīÐ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ wqUNjĮ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď A}T­Ċ­æÐÌ wÐī ŒðÆÐĮ Ĵ­āÐĮ ĴìÐĮÐ Æì­ăăÐĊæÐĮ ðĊĴď ­ÆÆďķĊĴƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ďķī ĨīďĨďĮÐÌ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ ­īÐ Ĵ­ðăďīÐÌ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ ĴìÐ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĊÐÐÌĮ ďå ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƬ œìðăÐ ­ăðæĊðĊæ œðĴì ĴìÐ œðÌÐī ÆďĊĴÐŘĴ ďå 9ăďīðÌ­ǑĮ ķĊðĪķÐ Æì­ăăÐĊæÐĮƫ ŷƫ tÐåÐīÐĊÆÐĮ ǂ €ĮÐ ĴìÐ åďīĉ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ T­ĊÌ­Ĵďīř qīďĨďĮ­ă 9ďīĉĮ ĴðĴăÐÌ Ljt'9't'U' AU9ZtT}AZU 9ZtTlj wqU ì­Į ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ ĴìīÐÐ ďå ďķī ĨīÐŒðďķĮ ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďþÐÆĴĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ tÐåÐīÐĊÆÐĮ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ 9ďīĉƫ ”Ð ­īÐ ĨīďķÌ Ĵď Įì­īÐ ĴìÐĮÐ īÐåÐīÐĊÆÐĮƮ ĨăЭĮÐ īЭÆì ďķĴ Ĵď ­Ċř ďå ĴìÐĉ åďī ĴìÐðī ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ 41 427 œďīāðĊæ œðĴì ďķī ĴЭĉƫ qăЭĮÐ ăÐĴ ķĮ āĊďœ ðå řďķ 쭌Р­Ċř ĪķÐĮĴðďĊĮ īÐæ­īÌðĊæ ĴìÐĮÐ īÐåÐīÐĊÆÐĮ ďī œďķăÌ ăðāÐ ĉďīÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ Ÿƫ ďĊÆăķĮðďĊ ǂ īðÐŦř Įķĉĉ­īðšÐ œìř qtZqZw't ĮìďķăÌ ÅÐ ĮÐăÐÆĴÐÌƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ œìř řďķ ­īÐ ĨķīĮķðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮNj ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮƫ AĊ ĮìďīĴƬ Įķĉĉ­īðšÐ œì­Ĵ ĉ­āÐĮ qtZqZw't ÌðååÐīÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ œìř ĴìÐ A}šĮìďķăÌ ĮÐăÐÆĴ qtZqZw't ­ÅďŒÐ ­ăă ďĴìÐīĮƫ ”Ð ťīĉăř ÅÐăðЌРðĊ ĴìÐ Ĵī­ĊĮåďīĉ­ĴðŒÐ ĨďœÐī ďå ĴÐÆìĊďăďæřƫ ”Ð ì­īĊÐĮĮ ĴìðĮ ĨďœÐīƬ ÌīðŒÐĊ Åř ďķī Ĩ­ĮĮðďĊ åďī ĨīďæīÐĮĮƬ ðĊĊďŒ­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ÐŘÆÐăăÐĊÆÐƬ Ĵď ìÐăĨ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ďĨĴðĉðšÐ ĴìÐðī A} ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ÆīЭĴÐ Œ­ăķÐƬ ­ĊÌ ­ÆìðЌРĴìÐðī æď­ăĮƫ }ìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƬ œÐ ÅÐăðÐŒÐƬ ĮĴ­ĊÌĮ Ĵď ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴăř ÅÐĊÐťĴ åīďĉ ĴìðĮ ĨďĴÐĊĴ ÅăÐĊÌ ďå Ĩ­ĮĮðďĊƬ ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒÐĊ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ÌÐťĊÐĮ ďķī ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď A}T­Ċ­æÐÌ wÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ Zķī ÐŘĴÐĊĮðŒÐ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ ďŒÐī ųŷƬŲŲŲ ÐĊÌĨďðĊĴĮ ðĮ ­āÐř ÌðååÐīÐĊĴð­Ĵďīƫ ”Ð 쭌Р­ĮĴīďĊæ Ĵī­Æā īÐÆďīÌ ďå ĮķĨĨďīĴðĊæ ìðæìǀĨīďťăÐ ÆăðÐĊĴĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìÐ #ÐåÐĊĮÐ ÆĪķðĮðĴðďĊ €ĊðŒÐīĮðĴřƬ ĴìÐ U­ŒřƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ”­ăĴÐī tÐÐÌ U­ĴðďĊ­ă TðăðĴ­īř TÐÌðÆ­ă ÐĊĴÐīƬ œìðÆì ­īÐ Įðĉðă­ī ðĊ ĮÆ­ăÐ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨăÐŘðĴř Ĵď ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ăðĴðÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ì­Į ÐĪķðĨĨÐÌ ķĮ œðĴì ­ÌÐÐĨ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ďå ĴìÐ ðĊĴīðÆ­ÆðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĉ­ĊÌĮ ďå ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ ă­īæÐǀĮÆ­ăÐ A}ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĨīÐĨ­īðĊæ ķĮ Ĵď ÌÐăðŒÐī īÐăð­ÅăÐ ­ĊÌ ìðæìǀĪķ­ăðĴř ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƫ Zķī ÆīÐÌÐĊĴð­ăĮ åķīĴìÐī ­ĴĴÐĮĴ Ĵď ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď Īķ­ăðĴř ­ĊÌ ÐŘÆÐăăÐĊÆÐƫ Į ­Ċ AwZ ŻŲŲųƭŴŲųŷ ÆÐīĴðťÐÌ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ì­ŒðĊæ ­ÆìðÐŒÐÌ ­TTA OÐŒÐă ŵ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ ­ĨĨī­ðĮ­ăƬ œÐ 쭌РÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴÐÌ ďķī ­ÌìÐīÐĊÆÐ Ĵď ĴìÐ ìðæìÐĮĴ Īķ­ăðĴř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮ ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴ ĨīðĊÆðĨăÐĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ÆīÐÌÐĊĴð­ăĮ ĊďĴ ďĊăř ķĊÌÐīĮÆďīÐ ďķī ÐŘÐÆķĴðďĊ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ ÅķĴ ­ăĮď īÐŦÐÆĴ ďķī īÐÆďæĊðĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐÌƬ īÐĨЭĴ­ÅăÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ ðĊ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĨÐĊÌ­ÅăÐ īÐĮķăĴĮƫ ”ì­Ĵ Ĵīķăř ĮÐĴĮ wqU ­Ĩ­īĴƬ ìďœÐŒÐīƬ ðĮ ďķī ĨÐīĮďĊ­ăðšÐÌ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīřƫ ”Ð ĮÐÐ ďķīĮÐăŒÐĮ ­Į Ĩ­īĴĊÐīĮƬ ĊďĴ þķĮĴ ĨīďŒðÌÐīĮƫ ”Ð ĉЭĮķīÐ ďķī ĮķÆÆÐĮĮ Åř ĴìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮ ďå ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƫ Zķī ÌÐÆðĮðďĊ Ĵď ĨķīĮķÐ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮǑ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ĮĴÐĉĮ åīďĉ ďķī ÆďĊŒðÆĴðďĊ Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ Æ­Ċ å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐ ĉЭĊðĊæåķă ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ ÆðĴřǑĮ ÐŨÆðÐĊÆřƬ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐĊÐĮĮƬ ĴìÐīÐÅř ÐĊì­ĊÆðĊæ ðĴĮ ­ÅðăðĴř Ĵď ĮÐīŒÐ ðĴĮ ÆðĴðšÐĊĮƫ AĊ ­ī­ĨðÌăř ÐŒďăŒðĊæ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ă­ĊÌĮÆ­ĨÐƬ āÐÐĨðĊæ Ĩ­ÆÐ œðĴì Æì­ĊæÐ ðĮ ÆīðĴðÆ­ăƫ wqU ðĮ ĊďĴ þķĮĴ ­ Ĩ­īĴðÆðĨ­ĊĴ ðĊ ĴìðĮ ÌřĊ­ĉðÆ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƬ ÅķĴ ­Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ Įì­ĨÐī ďå ðĴƫ ”Ð ĮĴ­ř ­ìÐ­Ì ďå ĴìÐ Æķī ŒÐƬ āÐÐĨðĊæ ­ÅīЭĮĴ ďå ÐĉÐīæðĊæ ĴīÐĊÌĮ ­ĊÌ ðĊĊďŒ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ĊĮă­ĴÐ ĴìÐĮÐ ðĊĮðæìĴĮ ðĊĴď ÆķĴĴðĊæǀÐÌæÐ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ åďī ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƫ }ìðĮ ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ðĊĊďŒ­ĴðďĊ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ­īÐ ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊĴăř ­Ĵ ĴìÐ åďīÐåīďĊĴ ďå ĴÐÆìĊďăďæřƫ Į ­9ăďīðÌ­īÐæðĮĴÐīÐÌ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮƬ œÐ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ķĊðĪķÐ Æì­ăăÐĊæÐĮ ­ĊÌ ďĨĨďīĴķĊðĴðÐĮ ďå ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ðĊ ĴìðĮ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ ”Ð Æ­Ċ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ăďÆ­ă ðĊĮðæìĴĮ ­ĊÌ Ĵ­ðăďīÐÌ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ ĊďĊǀ9ăďīðÌ­Å­ĮÐÌ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ĉ­ř ĊďĴ ďååÐīƫ 42 428 wÐÆĴðďĊ'ǀZĴìÐī AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ 43 429 wÐÆĴðďĊ 'ǀZĴìÐī AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ìðĮ ĮÐÆĴðďĊ ĮìďķăÌ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ­Ċř ďĴìÐī ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř åďī ­åķăă ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ďå qtZqZw'tNjĮ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ qăЭĮÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ďĊ ­Ċř ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ăƸðĊÆīÐĉÐĊĴ­ă ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ďååÐīÐÌ Åř qtZqZw'tƫ Zķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ÐŘĴÐĊÌ ÅÐřďĊÌ Ĵī­ÌðĴðďĊ­ă A}T­Ċ­æÐÌ wÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ ÐĊÆ­ĨĮķă­ĴðĊæ ­Åīď­Ì ĮĨÐÆĴīķĉ ďå ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ÆďĉĨăÐŘ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Æì­ăăÐĊæÐĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĊ­ÅăÐ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ďĨĴðĉðšÐ ĴìÐðī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ðĉĨīďŒÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ÌīðŒÐ ðĊĊďŒ­ĴðďĊƫ T­Ċ­æÐÌ řÅÐī wÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ AĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ wķĨĨďīĴƭ Zķī T­Ċ­æÐÌ řÅÐī wÐÆķīðĴř ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ďååÐīĮ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ ­æ­ðĊĮĴ ­Åīď­Ì ī­ĊæÐ ďå ÆřÅÐī ĴìīЭĴĮƫ ”Ð ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ īďÅķĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉЭĮķīÐĮƬ ĨīďŒðÌÐ īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæƬ ĴìīЭĴ ÌÐĴÐÆĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ī­ĨðÌ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ Ĵď Į­åÐæķ­īÌ řďķī ÌðæðĴ­ă ­ĮĮÐĴĮƫ Zķī AĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ wķĨĨďīĴ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ÐĊĮķīÐ řďķī A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ðĮ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴƬ īÐĮðăðÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÆ­ă­ÅăÐƬ ĮķĨĨďīĴðĊæ řďķī ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊǑĮ æīďœĴì ­ĊÌ ÐŒďăķĴðďĊƫ T­Ċ­æÐÌ #ÐĴÐÆĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ tÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ƺT#tƻ wÐīŒðÆÐĮƭ T#t ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĴìīЭĴ ìķĊĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ ĉðĴðæ­ĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďå ÆřÅÐī ­ĴĴ­ÆāĮƫ Zķī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴĮ ăÐŒÐī­æÐ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ­Ċ­ăřĴðÆĮƬ AƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ÆìðĊÐ ăЭīĊðĊæ Ĵď ÌÐĴÐÆĴ ­ĊÌ īÐĮĨďĊÌ Ĵď ĴìīЭĴĮƬ ĨīďĴÐÆĴðĊæ řďķī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ Ì­Ĵ­ƫ tďÅďĴðÆ qīďÆÐĮĮ ķĴďĉ­ĴðďĊ ƺtqƻƭ Zķī tqĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Æ­Ċ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴÐ īÐĨÐĴðĴðŒÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮƬ ÐĊì­ĊÆðĊæ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ÐŨÆðÐĊÆřƬ īÐÌķÆðĊæ ÐīīďīĮƬ ­ĊÌ åīÐÐðĊæ ķĨ řďķī ĮĴ­åå Ĵď åďÆķĮ ďĊ ìðæìÐīǀŒ­ăķÐ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮƫ ”Ð ÌÐĮðæĊƬ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ tqĮďăķĴðďĊĮƬ Ĵī­ĊĮåďīĉðĊæ řďķī ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ ÅďďĮĴðĊæ ĨīďÌķÆĴðŒðĴřƫ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ }ī­ĊĮåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƭ ”Ð ìÐăĨ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊĮ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ­ăăř ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĴìÐðī A}­ĮĮÐĴĮ ­ĊÌ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ Ĵī­ĊĮåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ðĊðĴð­ĴðŒÐĮ Ĵď ­ăðæĊ ĴìÐðī ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř œðĴì ĴìÐðī ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐĮƫ Zķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐ A}ĮĴī­ĴÐæř ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƬ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ Æì­ĊæÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ”ÐÅ #ÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ ďå ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐÌ ÌÐŒÐăďĨÐīĮ Æ­Ċ ÌÐĮðæĊƬ ÅķðăÌƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ÆķĮĴďĉ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ œÐÅĮðĴÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÐĊì­ĊÆÐ ķĮÐī ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐƬ ðĉĨīďŒÐ ĨīďÌķÆĴðŒðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ÌīðŒÐ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ æīďœĴìƫ ”Ð ăÐŒÐī­æÐ ĴìÐ ă­ĴÐĮĴ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮ ­ĊÌ åďăăďœ ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ Ĵď ÌÐăðŒÐī ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉÐÐĴ řďķī ķĊðĪķÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ #­Ĵ­ÐĊĴÐī ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƭ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ Ì­Ĵ­ÆÐĊĴÐī ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ řďķī Ì­Ĵ­ÆÐĊĴÐī ďĨÐī­ĴÐĮ ­Ĵ ĨЭā ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƫ Zķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæƬ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ Å­ÆāķĨ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďŒÐī řƬ Æ­Ĩ­ÆðĴř Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƫ }ÐăÐÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƭ ”Ð ďååÐī ­ī­ĊæÐ ďå ĴÐăÐÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ “ďAqƬ ķĊðťÐÌ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ŒðÌÐď ÆďĊåÐīÐĊÆðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴ­ÆĴ ÆÐĊĴÐī ĮďăķĴðďĊĮƫ Zķī ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ ­īÐ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ÐĊì­ĊÆÐ Æďăă­Åďī­ĴðďĊƬ ðĉĨīďŒÐ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĮÐī ŒðÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ īÐÌķÆÐ ÆďĮĴĮƫ 44 430 ĨĨÐĊÌðŘ ǀwĴ­ĴÐĉÐĊĴ ďå ”ďīā qīďþÐÆĴ ZŒÐīŒðÐœ AĊĴÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ qķīĨďĮÐ AĴ ðĮ ĴìÐ ðĊĴÐĊĴ ďå ĴìðĮ ĮďăðÆðĴ­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ÐĊæ­æÐ ďĊÐ ƺųƻ Īķ­ăðťÐÌ ťīĉ Ĵď œďīā œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ĮЭĉăÐĮĮăř ðĊĴÐæī­ĴÐÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ďå ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ­ăă ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ ­ĊÌ īÐĪķðīÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ A}šƫ Ĵ ­ĉðĊðĉķĉƬ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ œðăă ðĊÆăķÌÐƬ ÅķĴ ĊďĴ ÅÐ ăðĉðĴÐÌ ĴďƮ >ÐăĨ #ÐĮā ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ ĮÐīŒÐī ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ ÆřÅÐī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐƬ ťīÐœ­ăă ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ æÐĊÐī­ă ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ ķĊăðĉðĴÐÌ ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ­ĊÌ īÐĉďĴÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ­ăă ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ĨÐīðĨìÐī­ăĮƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƬ ì­īÌœ­īÐƬ A}šðĮĮķÐÌ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ ÐĴÆÐĴÐī­ƫ qÐīåďīĉ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř īÐăďÆ­ĴðďĊ åďī ĮĴ­åå ďŨÆÐ ĉďŒÐĮƫ qÐīåďīĉ ­ăă ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ åďī ĮĴ­åå ďĊÅď­īÌðĊæ ­ĊÌ ďååÅď­īÌðĊæƫ qtZqZw't œðăă ÅÐ ÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ķĨĴðĉÐ åďī ­ăă ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­åĴÐīǀìďķīĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ðĮĮķÐĮƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĊÐÐÌĮ åďī ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĮÐĴ ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ œÐ ­īÐ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ÌÐăðŒÐīðĊæ ­Ċ ķĊĨ­ī­ăăÐăÐÌ ăÐŒÐă ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ­ÆīďĮĮ ­ăă ­īЭĮ ďå ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæřƫ >ÐăĨ #ÐĮā wķĨĨďīĴƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴðĉÐăř ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ >ÐăĨ #ÐĮā ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ īÐĮďăŒðĊæ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ ĨīďĉĨĴăř Ĵď ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐƫ ”Ð Æ­Ċ ì­ĊÌăÐ ­ăă ĴðÐīĮ ďå ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ åīďĉ Å­ĮðÆ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ Ĵď ÆďĉĨăÐŘ ĨīďÅăÐĉ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊƫ UÐĴœďīā T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ wķĨĨďīĴƭ ”Ð ďååÐī åķăăǀŦÐÌæÐÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĊÐĴœďīā ÌÐĮðæĊƬ ĮÐĴķĨƬ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæƬ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ řďķī ĊÐĴœďīā īķĊĮ ĮĉďďĴìăř ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīÐăřƫ wÐīŒÐī T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ wķĨĨďīĴƭ ”Ð œðăă ì­ĊÌăÐ ĮÐīŒÐī ĮÐĴķĨƬ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæƬ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ řďķī ĮÐīŒÐīĮ ­īÐ ­ăœ­řĮ ķĨǀĴďǀÌ­ĴÐƬ ĮÐÆķīÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉðĊæ ďĨĴðĉ­ăăřƫ řÅÐī wÐÆķīðĴř ďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐƭ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ řďķī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ Ì­Ĵ­ƫ ”Ð ­ăĮď ­ĮĮðĮĴ œðĴì ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ Ĵď ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ­ĊÌ īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮƬ ÆďĊÌķÆĴðĊæ īÐæķă­ī ­ķÌðĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ æķðÌ­ĊÆÐ ďĊ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ 9ðīÐœ­ăă T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ œðăă ĉ­Ċ­æÐ řďķī ťīÐœ­ăă ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĉďĊðĴďī ťīÐœ­ăă ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴðĉÐăř ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ Ĵď āÐÐĨ řďķī ĊÐĴœďīā ĮÐÆķīÐƫ :ÐĊÐī­ă A}wÐīŒðÆÐĮƭ ”Ð ďååÐī ­œðÌÐ ī­ĊæÐ ďå æÐĊÐī­ă A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƬ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ A}ÆďĊĮķăĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƫ €ĊăðĉðĴÐÌ ZĊǀĮðĴÐ ­ĊÌ tÐĉďĴÐ wķĨĨďīĴƭ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ķĊăðĉðĴÐÌ ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ­ĊÌ īÐĉďĴÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ­ăă ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ĨÐīðĨìÐī­ăĮƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƬ ì­īÌœ­īÐƬ ­ĊÌ A}šðĮĮķÐÌ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ 45 431 ÐĊĮķīðĊæ řďķ ­ăœ­řĮ 쭌Р­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ řďķ ĊÐÐÌƫ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř tÐăďÆ­ĴðďĊ åďī wĴ­åå ZŨÆÐ TďŒÐĮƭ ”Ð Æ­Ċ ÆďďīÌðĊ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ÐŘÐÆķĴÐ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř īÐăďÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĮЭĉăÐĮĮ Ĵī­ĊĮðĴðďĊĮ œðĴì ĉðĊðĉ­ă ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊ Ĵď ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ wĴ­åå ZĊÅď­īÌðĊæ ­ĊÌ ZååÅď­īÌðĊæƭ ”Ð œðăă ì­ĊÌăÐ ­ăă ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ åďī ĮĴ­åå ďĊÅď­īÌðĊæ ­ĊÌ ďååÅď­īÌðĊæƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĮÐĴĴðĊæ ķĨ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ åďī ĊÐœ ĮĴ­åå ­ĊÌ īÐŒďāðĊæ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ åďī ďååÅď­īÌÐÌ ĮĴ­ååƫ īðĴðÆ­ă AĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ €ĨĴðĉÐ ­ĊÌ åĴÐīǀ>ďķīĮ wķĨĨďīĴƭ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ķĨĴðĉÐ åďī ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ ”Ð œðăă ­ÆĴðŒÐăř ĉďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ řďķī A} ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ Æ­ĮÐ ďå ­Ċř ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ðĮĮķÐĮƬ œÐ œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­åĴÐīǀìďķīĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴ Ĵď īÐĮďăŒÐ ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉ ĨīďĉĨĴăřƫ }Ðīĉ AĴ ðĮ ­ĊĴðÆðĨ­ĴÐÌ ­Ċ æīÐÐĉÐĊĴ œðăă ÅÐ ­œ­īÌÐÌ åďī ­ĴìīÐÐ ƺŵƻ řЭī ĴÐīĉ Ĵď ÅÐæðĊ ķĨďĊ ­ĨĨīďŒ­ă ­ĊÌ ÐŘÐÆķĴðďĊ Åř ĴìÐ A}šƮ œðĴì ĴìÐ ďĨĨďīĴķĊðĴř åďī ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ă ďĊÐ ƺųƻ řЭī ÐŘĴÐĊĮðďĊ ĨÐīðďÌ Ĵì­Ĵ Æ­Ċ ďÆÆķī åďī ­ĉ­Řðĉķĉ ďå Ĵœď ƺŴƻ ÆďĊĮÐÆķĴðŒÐ řЭīĮ œìÐĊ ðĊ ĴìÐ ÅÐĮĴ ðĊĴÐīÐĮĴ ďå ĴìÐ A}šƫ }ďĴ­ă ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴ ăÐĊæĴìƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ­ăă īÐĊÐœ­ăĮ Įì­ăă ĊďĴ ÐŘÆÐÐÌ ťŒÐ ƺŷƻ řЭīĮƫ }ìÐ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴ ­ĊÌ ðĴĮ īÐă­ĴÐÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ Įì­ăă ÆďĉĉÐĊÆÐ ďĊ ZÆĴďÅÐī ŲųƬ ŴŲŴŵƫƫ }ìÐ ÌÐÆðĮðďĊ Ĵď īÐĊÐœ ďī ÐŘĴÐĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴ Įì­ăă ÅÐ ­Ĵ ĴìÐ ĮďăÐ ÌðĮÆīÐĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ A}šƫ }ìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă qtZqZw't Įì­ăă ÅÐ īÐĪķðīÐÌ Ĵď īÐŒðÐœ ĴìÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šďĊ ­ĮÐĉðǀ­ĊĊķ­ă Å­ĮðĮƫ wqU ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐĮ ­ĊÌ åķăăř ­ÆÆÐĨĴĮ ĴìÐ ĨīďĨďĮÐÌ ĴÐīĉĮ åďī ĴìÐ ­æīÐÐĉÐĊĴƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ­ĊÌ ­æīÐÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ðĊðĴð­ă ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴ ĨÐīðďÌ œðăă ÅÐ åďī ĴìīÐÐ řЭīĮƬ ÆďĉĉÐĊÆðĊæ ďĊ ZÆĴďÅÐī ųƬ ŴŲŴŵƬ ķĨďĊ ­ĨĨīďŒ­ă ­ĊÌ ÐŘÐÆķĴðďĊ Åř ĴìÐ A}šƫ ”Ð åķīĴìÐī ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐ ĴìÐ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă åďī Ĵœď ďĊÐǀřЭī ÐŘĴÐĊĮðďĊ ĨÐīðďÌĮƬ ÆďĊĴðĊæÐĊĴ ďĊ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ÌÐĴÐīĉðĊ­ĴðďĊ Ĵì­Ĵ ĮķÆì ÐŘĴÐĊĮðďĊĮ ­īÐ ðĊ ðĴĮ ÅÐĮĴ ðĊĴÐīÐĮĴƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ĴďĴ­ă ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴ ăÐĊæĴìƬ ðĊÆăķĮðŒÐ ďå ­ăă ÐŘĴÐĊĮðďĊĮƬ Įì­ăă ĊďĴ ÐŘÆÐÐÌ ťŒÐ řЭīĮƫ ”Ð ­æīÐÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ÌÐÆðĮðďĊ Ĵď īÐĊÐœ ďī ÐŘĴÐĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴ ðĮ ĮďăÐăř ­Ĵ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ÌðĮÆīÐĴðďĊƫ TďīÐďŒÐīƬ œÐ īÐÆďæĊðšÐ ĴìÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴ Ĵď īÐŒðÐœ ďķī ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šďĊ ­ĮÐĉðǀ­ĊĊķ­ă Å­ĮðĮƫ ”Ð ­īÐ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ďĊæďðĊæ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ÐĊì­ĊÆÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ œÐ ăďďā åďīœ­īÌ Ĵď ĴìÐĮÐ Œ­ăķ­ÅăÐ ďĨĨďīĴķĊðĴðÐĮ åďī åÐÐÌÅ­Æā ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮ ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƫ 46 432 tÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ sķ­ăðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ AĊ ďīÌÐī Ĵď ÅÐ ÆďĊĮðÌÐīÐÌƬ ĴìÐ qtZqZw't ĉķĮĴ ĉÐÐĴ ­ăă ďå ĴìÐ åďăăďœðĊæ ÆīðĴÐīð­ƭ ƫ }ìÐ qtZqZw't Įì­ăă 쭌РÅÐÐĊ ðĊ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ åďī ­ĉðĊðĉķĉ ďå ťŒÐ ƺŷƻ ÆďĊĮÐÆķĴðŒÐ řЭīĮ ­ĊÌ Įì­ăă ÆķīīÐĊĴăř ÅÐ ăðÆÐĊĮÐÌ Ĵď ĨÐīåďīĉ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ wĴ­ĴÐ ďå 9ăďīðÌ­ƫ }ìðĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴ Įì­ăă ÅÐ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ t9qNjĮ ÌķÐ Ì­ĴÐƫ ďĨðÐĮ ďå ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴðĊæ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ ĴìðĮ ĉðĊðĉķĉ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴ Įì­ăă ÅÐ ĮķÅĉðĴĴÐÌ œðĴì řďķī qīďĨďĮ­ăƫ 'Ř­ĉĨăÐĮ ďå ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ĉ­ř ðĊÆăķÌÐƬ ÅķĴ ĊďĴ ÅÐ ăðĉðĴÐÌ ĴďƬ ăďÆ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ĵ­Ř īÐÆÐðĨĴĮ åďī ťŒÐ ƺŷƻ řЭīĮƬ ÆďīĨďī­ĴðďĊ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴĮ œðĴì Ì­ĴÐ ďå ðĊÆÐĨĴðďĊƬ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴÐ ďå ­ķĴìďīðĴřƬ ÐĴÆÐĴÐī­ƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ì­Į ÅÐÐĊ ðĊ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ åďī ÐăÐŒÐĊ ƺųųƻ řЭīĮ ­ĊÌ ìďăÌĮ ­ăă ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ăðÆÐĊĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ĨÐīåďīĉ A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ wĴ­ĴÐ ďå 9ăďīðÌ­ƫ #ďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ÆďĊťīĉðĊæ ĴìðĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴ œðăă ÅÐ ĮķÅĉðĴĴÐÌ œðĴì ĴìÐ ĨīďĨďĮ­ăƫ qăЭĮÐ ăÐĴ ķĮ āĊďœ ðå řďķ īÐĪķðīÐ ­Ċř ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ă ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƫ Aå ĴìÐ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìЭÌĪķ­īĴÐīĮ ðĮ ăďÆ­ĴÐÌ ďķĴĮðÌÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴÐ ďå 9ăďīðÌ­Ƭ ĴìÐř Įì­ăă ÆķīīÐĊĴăř ÅÐ ăðÆÐĊĮÐÌ Ĵď ĨÐīåďīĉ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ðĊ ÅďĴì ĴìÐðī ìďĉÐ ĮĴ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴÐ ďå 9ăďīðÌ­Ʈ ­ĊÌ Įì­ăă 쭌РÅÐÐĊ ðĊ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ åďī ­ĉðĊðĉķĉ ďå ťŒÐ ƺŷƻ ÆďĊĮÐÆķĴðŒÐ řЭīĮƫ }ìðĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴ Įì­ăă ÅÐ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ t9qNjĮ ÌķÐ Ì­ĴÐƫ ďĨðÐĮ ďå ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴðĊæ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ ĴìðĮ ĉðĊðĉķĉ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴ Įì­ăă ÅÐ ĮķÅĉðĴĴÐÌ œðĴì řďķī qīďĨďĮ­ăƫ 'Ř­ĉĨăÐĮ ďå ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ĉ­ř ðĊÆăķÌÐƬ ÅķĴ ĊďĴ ÅÐ ăðĉðĴÐÌ ĴďƬ ăďÆ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ĵ­Ř īÐÆÐðĨĴĮ åďī ťŒÐ ƺŷƻ řЭīĮƬ ÆďīĨďī­ĴðďĊ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴĮ œðĴì Ì­ĴÐ ďå ðĊÆÐĨĴðďĊƬ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴÐ ďå ­ķĴìďīðĴřƬ ÐĴÆÐĴÐī­ƫ Zķī ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìЭÌĪķ­īĴÐīĮ ðĮ ăďÆ­ĴÐÌ ðĊ “ðīæðĊð­Ʈ ìďœÐŒÐīƬ œÐ Ìď 쭌Р­ăðÆÐĊĮÐ Ĵď ĨÐīåďīĉ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ðĊ ÅďĴì “ðīæðĊð­­ĊÌ 9ăďīðÌ­ƫ AĊ ĴìðĮ ĨīďĨďĮ­ăƬ œÐ 쭌РĨīďŒðÌÐÌ ĴìÐ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ÆďĊťīĉ ĴìÐ ăðÆÐĊĮÐĮ œÐ ìďăÌƫ ­ƻ AĊ ĴìðĮ Æ­ĮÐ ĴìÐ qtZqZw't Įì­ăă ĮķÅĉðĴ Ĵď qīďÆķīÐĉÐĊĴ ­ÆķīīÐĊĴ ÐīĴðťÆ­ĴÐ ďå ķĴìďīðĴřƬ œìðÆì ðĮ ðĮĮķÐÌ Ĵìīďķæì ĴìÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå wĴ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ðĊ ­ÆÆďīÌ­ĊÆÐ œðĴì 9ăďīðÌ­wĴ­ĴķĴÐ ŸŲŹƫųŷŲųƬ œðĴìðĊ ĴÐĊ ƺųŲƻ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ì­řĮ ķĨďĊ ĊďĴðÆÐ ďå ðĊĴÐĊĴ Ĵď ­œ­īÌƫ ”Ð œðăă ĮķÅĉðĴ ­ÐīĴðťÆ­ĴÐ ďå ķĴìďīðĴř ðĮĮķÐÌ Ĵìīďķæì ĴìÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå wĴ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ðĊ ­ÆÆďīÌ­ĊÆÐ œðĴì 9ăďīðÌ­wĴ­ĴķĴÐ ŸŲŹƫųŷŲų œðĴìðĊ ųŲ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ì­řĮ ķĨďĊ ĊďĴðÆÐ ďå ðĊĴÐĊĴ Ĵď ­œ­īÌƫ 47 433 ƫ #ÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴðďĊ ďå 'ŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐƭ qtZqZw'tw ĉķĮĴ ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴÐ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ œðĴì ĴìÐ åďăăďœðĊæƭ ƒZīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ­ă ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ ÆķăĴķīÐ ķĊðĪķÐ Ĵď œďīāðĊæ œðĴì ­ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ă ÆăðÐĊĴƫ wqU ì­Į ÆķăĴðŒ­ĴÐÌ ­ÌÐÐĨ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ďå ĴìÐ ķĊðĪķÐ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ ÆķăĴķīÐ ðĊìÐīÐĊĴ Ĵď ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ă ÆăðÐĊĴĮƬ ðĊåďīĉÐÌ Åř ďķī ÐŘĴÐĊĮðŒÐ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴðĊæ ÐĊĴðĴðÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ Įì­īÐ Įðĉðă­ī ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÌÐĉ­ĊÌĮƫ Ĵ ĴìÐ ÆďīÐ ďå ďķī ­ĨĨīď­Æì ðĮ ­Ċ ­ÆķĴÐ ­œ­īÐĊÐĮĮ Ĵì­ĴƬ ķĊăðāÐ ĉ­Ċř ďĴìÐī ĴřĨÐĮ ďå ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ăðĴðÐĮ ­īÐ ­ÆÆďķĊĴ­ÅăÐ Ĵď ĴìÐðī ÆðĴðšÐĊīř ­ĊÌ åķĊÆĴðďĊ ķĊÌÐī ­ĨķÅăðÆ ÐřÐƫ ”Ð ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ īÐĨķĴ­ĴðďĊƬ ĴīķĮĴƬ ­ĊÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ÆďĊĴðĊķðĴř ďå ­ ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ă ÆăðÐĊĴ ­īÐ Ĩ­ī­ĉďķĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ďķī ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīř ĉďÌÐă īÐŦÐÆĴĮ ĴìðĮ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæƫ ”Ð 쭌Р­ĨīďŒÐĊ Ĵī­Æā īÐÆďīÌ ðĊ ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ åďī ÐĊĴðĴðÐĮ œðĴì Įðĉðă­ī ÆďĉĨăÐŘðĴřƬ ĮÆ­ăÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĨķÅăðÆ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ĉ­ĊÌ­ĴÐĮ Ĵď ĴìďĮÐ ďå ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ăðĴðÐĮƫ Zķī īÐåÐīÐĊÆÐĮ ǂ ĴìÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå #ÐåÐĊĮÐƬ #ÐåÐĊĮÐ >ЭăĴì æÐĊÆř ƺ#ď#Ƹ#>ƻƸ”­ăĴÐī tÐÐÌ U­ĴðďĊ­ă TðăðĴ­īř TÐÌðÆ­ă ÐĊĴÐī ƺ”tUTTƻƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå U­ŒřƬ U­Œ­ă TÐÌðÆ­ă tЭÌðĊÐĮĮ }ī­ðĊðĊæ ďĉĉ­ĊÌ ƺUTt}ƻ wďķĴì ­īďăðĊ­ǽ 9ăďīðÌ­Ƭ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ #ÐåÐĊĮÐ ÆĪķðĮðĴðďĊ €ĊðŒÐīĮðĴř ǂ ĮÐīŒÐ ­Į ĮĴīďĊæ ĴÐĮĴðĉďĊð­ăĮ Ĵď ďķī ­ÅðăðĴř Ĵď Ċ­Œðæ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ÌÐăðŒÐī ðĊ ĮķÆì ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴĮƫ 9ďī ðĊĮĴ­ĊÆÐƬ ĴìÐ #ÐåÐĊĮÐ ÆĪķðĮðĴðďĊ €ĊðŒÐīĮðĴřƬ ăðāÐ ­ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ă ÆăðÐĊĴƬ ðĮ ­ÆďĉĨăÐŘ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ Ĵì­Ĵ īÐĪķðīÐĮ īďÅķĮĴ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīÐ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ĉÐĴðÆķăďķĮ Ì­Ĵ­ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ĮĴīðĊæÐĊĴ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉЭĮķīÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ĮÐī ŒÐ ­Œ­ĮĴ ­ĊÌ Œ­īðÐÌ ķĮÐī Å­ĮÐƫ wðĉðă­īăřƬ ďķī œďīā œðĴì ĴìÐ ”­ăĴÐī tÐÐÌ U­ĴðďĊ­ă TðăðĴ­īř TÐÌðÆ­ă ÐĊĴÐī ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå U­Œř ì­Į ðĊŒďăŒÐÌ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ A}ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴ œðĴìðĊ ­Ċ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ ďå ìðæì ĨķÅăðÆ ĮÆīķĴðĊřƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ì­Ĵ­ðĊĴÐæīðĴřƬ ĨīðŒ­ÆřƬ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉ īÐăð­ÅðăðĴř ­Ĵ ­ăă ĴðĉÐĮƫ TďīÐďŒÐīƬ wqU īÐÆďæĊðšÐĮ ĴìÐ ÌðŒÐīĮðĴř œðĴìðĊ ĉķĊðÆðĨ­ă ĮĴ­ååƬ ī­ĊæðĊæ åīďĉ ĊďĊǀĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă Ĵď ìðæìăř ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă A}ÌÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴĮƫ Į ĮķÆìƬ œÐ Ĵ­ðăďī ďķī ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ Ĵď ĮķðĴ ĴìÐ īÐÆðĨðÐĊĴǑĮ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĨīďťÆðÐĊÆřƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīř Ĵď ­ăăƫ ƒķĮĴďĉÐī ĮÐīŒðÆÐƬ ÐŘÆÐăăÐĊÆÐ ðĊ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ĮāðăăĮ ­ĊÌ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī īÐă­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵ ĴìÐ ìЭīĴ ďå wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮǑ ÐĴìďĮ ðĮ ­Ċ ķĊœ­ŒÐīðĊæ ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ­ĊÌ åďĮĴÐīðĊæ ĮĴīďĊæƬ Æďăă­Åďī­ĴðŒÐ īÐă­ĴðďĊĮìðĨĮƫ Zķī ­ĨĨīď­Æì æďÐĮ ÅÐřďĊÌ þķĮĴ īÐĮďăŒðĊæ A}ðĮĮķÐĮƮ ðĴ ðĮ ­ÅďķĴ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮǑ ĊÐÐÌĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐðī æď­ăĮ ­īÐ ­ÆìðÐŒÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ÅķðăÌðĊæ īÐă­ĴðďĊĮìðĨĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăăďœ ķĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ Ĵ­ðăďīÐÌƬ ðĉĨ­ÆĴåķă ĮÐīŒðÆÐƫ qīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊƭ ”Ð ĨīðďīðĴðšÐ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊÆř ­ĊÌ īÐæķă­ī ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ­īÐ ­ăœ­řĮ ­œ­īÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå ĴìÐðī A}ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴĮƫ Zķī ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ ðĊŒďăŒÐ ĴðĉÐăř ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƬ ðĮĮķÐ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ ÌðĮÆķĮĮðďĊƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ÆăðÐĊĴ ðĮ ĊďĴ ďĊăř ðĊåďīĉÐÌ ÅķĴ ­ÆĴðŒÐăř ðĊŒďăŒÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ ÌÐÆðĮðďĊǀĉ­āðĊæ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƫ tÐĮĨďĊĮðŒÐĊÐĮĮƭ ”Ð ĨīðÌÐ ďķīĮÐăŒÐĮ ďĊ ďķī ī­ĨðÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐĮƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ðĊ ­œďīăÌ œìÐīÐ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ðĮ ÆīķÆð­ă Ĵď ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­Ċř ÌďœĊĴðĉÐ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ ÆďĮĴăřƫ Zķī ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴЭĉ ðĮ ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ ŴŶƸŹ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ ­īÐ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐÌ ĨīďĉĨĴăř ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăřƫ 48 434 #ÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ ÆÆďķĊĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ '­Æì ÆăðÐĊĴ ðĮ ­ĮĮðæĊÐÌ ­ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ ­ÆÆďķĊĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐī œìď ĮÐīŒÐĮ ­Į ĴìÐ Ĩīðĉ­īř ĨďðĊĴ ďå ÆďĊĴ­ÆĴƫ }ìÐĮÐ ­ÆÆďķĊĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐīĮ ­īÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅăÐ åďī ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ÆăðÐĊĴǑĮ ķĊðĪķÐ ĊÐÐÌĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĮЭĉăÐĮĮ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīřƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ­ĮĴīďĊæƬ Æďăă­Åďī­ĴðŒÐ īÐă­ĴðďĊĮìðĨƫ }ī­ðĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ }ÐÆìĊðÆ­ă :ķðÌ­ĊÆÐƭ Zķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÐŘĴÐĊÌĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ďĊæďðĊæ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ æķðÌ­ĊÆÐ Ĵď ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƫ ”Ð ìÐăĨ ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐðī ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴĮƬ ÐĉĨďœÐīðĊæ ĴìÐĉ Ĵď ÅÐĴĴÐī ķĮÐ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĴìÐðī A}īÐĮďķīÆÐĮƫ 9ÐÐÌÅ­Æā TÐÆì­ĊðĮĉƭ ”Ð ÆďĊĴðĊķ­ăăř ĮÐÐā ÆăðÐĊĴ åÐÐÌÅ­Æā Ĵď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐðī ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ðĉĨīďŒÐ ďķī ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮƫ ”Ð ķĮÐ ĴìÐĮÐ ðĊĮðæìĴĮ Ĵď īÐťĊÐ ďķī ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮƬ ÐĊì­ĊÆÐ ďķī ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐ œÐ ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊĴăř ĉÐÐĴ ­ĊÌ ÐŘÆÐÐÌ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ÐŘĨÐÆĴ­ĴðďĊĮƫ tÐĮďăķĴðďĊǀ9ďÆķĮÐÌƭ Zķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴЭĉ ðĮ Ĵī­ðĊÐÌ Ĵď ĊďĴ þķĮĴ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ĴìÐ ĮřĉĨĴďĉĮ ďå A}ðĮĮķÐĮ ÅķĴ Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­ĊÌ īÐĮďăŒÐ ĴìÐ īďďĴ Æ­ķĮÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ­ĨĨīď­Æì ÐĊĮķīÐĮ ăďĊæǀĴÐīĉ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮƬ ĊďĴ þķĮĴ ĴÐĉĨďī­ī ř ťŘÐĮƫ ďķīĴÐĮř ­ĊÌ qīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăðĮĉƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ ďĨÐī­ĴÐĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ ìðæìÐĮĴ ăÐŒÐăĮ ďå ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăðĮĉƫ 'ŒÐī ř ðĊĴÐī­ÆĴðďĊ ðĮ ÆďĊÌķÆĴÐÌ œðĴì ÆďķīĴÐĮř ­ĊÌ īÐĮĨÐÆĴƬ īÐÆďæĊðšðĊæ ĴìÐ Œ­ăķÐ ­ĊÌ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ÐŒÐī ř ÆăðÐĊĴǑĮ ĴðĉÐ ­ĊÌ ĴīķĮĴ ðĊ ķĮƫ }ìīďķæì ĴìÐĮÐ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ ­ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ðĮ ĊďĴ þķĮĴ Į­ĴðĮå­ÆĴďīř ÅķĴ ÐŘÐĉĨă­īřƫ ƒqķÅăðÆ w­åÐĴř ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮ ­ĊÌ 9#O'ƸLAw ķÌðĴ tÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ 'ŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ Zķī ĴЭĉ ì­Į ÐŘĴÐĊĮðŒÐ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ðĊ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ A}ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ åďī ĨķÅăðÆ Į­åÐĴř ­æÐĊÆðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ì­Į ­ÌÐÐĨ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ďå ĴìÐ ķĊðĪķÐ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ Æì­ăăÐĊæÐĮ ðĊ ĴìðĮ Ìďĉ­ðĊƫ Zķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ī­ĊæÐ åīďĉ ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ Ĵď Ì­Ĵ­Å­ĮÐ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðďĊ åďī ÆīðĉÐ īÐĨďīĴðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ­ĮЭĉăÐĮĮ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ åďī ĨķÅăðÆ Į­åÐĴř ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐăƫ qķÅăðÆ w­åÐĴř wřĮĴÐĉĮ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð ďååÐī ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ĮĨÐÆð­ăðšÐÌ ĨķÅăðÆ Į­åÐĴř ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ďĉĨķĴÐīǀðÌÐÌ #ðĮĨ­ĴÆì ƺ#ƻƬ ­ĊÌ tÐÆďīÌĮ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ wřĮĴÐĉĮ ƺtTwƻƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ ĴìÐĮÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­īÐ ­ăœ­řĮ ķĨǀĴďǀÌ­ĴÐƬ ĮÐÆķīÐƬ ­ĊÌ ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­ī ř ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ĨķÅăðÆ Į­åÐĴř ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ ďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ wřĮĴÐĉĮƭ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐĮÐ ŒðĴ­ă ăðĊÐĮ ďå ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ īÐĉ­ðĊ ďĨÐĊ ­ĊÌ åķĊÆĴðďĊ­ă ­Ĵ ­ăă ĴðĉÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÅďĴì ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ī­Ìðď ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ĊÐĴœďīāĮƫ >­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ AĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƭ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ­ăă ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ðĊ ĨķÅăðÆ Į­åÐĴř ÌÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ ÆďĉĨķĴÐīĮƬ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƫ 49 435 tÐæ­īÌðĊæ 9#O'ƸLAw ķÌðĴ tÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ œÐ åķăăř ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ĴìÐ 9ăďīðÌ­#ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå O­œ 'ĊåďīÆÐĉÐĊĴ ƺ9#O'ƻ ­ĊÌ īðĉðĊ­ă LķĮĴðÆÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ wÐīŒðÆÐĮ ƺLAwƻ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ Zķī ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķăăř æķðÌðĊæ ÆăðÐĊĴĮ Ĵìīďķæì 9#O'ƸLAw ­ķÌðĴĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐř ĉÐÐĴ ĴìÐ ĮĴīðÆĴ Ì­Ĵ­ì­ĊÌăðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ īÐĪķðīÐÌ Ĵď ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ ì­ĊÌăÐ ÆīðĉðĊ­ă þķĮĴðÆÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ ”Ð ­īÐ œÐăăǀŒÐīĮÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ LAw wÐÆķīðĴř qďăðÆřƬ œìðÆì ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ æķðÌ­ĊÆÐ åďī ĴìÐ ÆīЭĴðďĊƬ ŒðÐœðĊæƬ ĉďÌðťÆ­ĴðďĊƬ Ĵī­ĊĮĉðĮĮðďĊƬ ÌðĮĮÐĉðĊ­ĴðďĊƬ ĮĴďī­æÐƬ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĮĴīķÆĴðďĊ ďå LAƫ ”Ð ÐĊĮķīÐ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮǑ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­īÐ ðĊ åķăă ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ĴìÐĮÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­ī ř Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ åďī ĮĴ­åå ­ĊÌ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴðĊæ ĴìÐ īÐĪķðīÐÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉЭĮķīÐĮƫ ƒw#wřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ”­ĴÐī ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ 'ŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ Zķī ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ œðĴì w#ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ĮĨ­ĊĮ ÅďĴì ĴìÐ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĮĨÐÆĴĮƫ 9īďĉ ­Ċ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĨÐīĮĨÐÆĴðŒÐƬ œÐ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆďĉĨăÐŘðĴðÐĮ ďå w#­īÆìðĴÐÆĴķīÐĮƬ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ĊÐĴœďīāĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴðÐ ĴìÐĉ ĴďæÐĴìÐīƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ Æ­Ċ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ ī­ĊæðĊæ åīďĉ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ďĨĴðĉðš­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƫ ZĊ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř åīďĊĴƬ œÐ īÐÆďæĊðšÐ Ĵì­Ĵ w#ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ Ĩ­īĴðÆķă­īăř ĴìďĮÐ ĴðÐÌ Ĵď ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ĮķÆì ­Į œ­ĴÐī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ­īÐ ìðæìǀŒ­ăķÐ Ĵ­īæÐĴĮ åďī ÆřÅÐī ĴìīЭĴĮƫ >ÐĊÆÐƬ œÐ ĨīðďīðĴðšÐ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ďå ĴìÐĮÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ Åř ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴðĊæ ­ă­řÐīÐÌ ÌÐåÐĊĮÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæř Ĵì­Ĵ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮÐæĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ īÐæķă­ī ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴř ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴĮƬ ĮÐÆķīÐ īÐĉďĴÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďăĮƬ ðĊĴīķĮðďĊ ÌÐĴÐÆĴðďĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƫ Į åďī œ­ĴÐī ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ œÐ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ķĊðĪķÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ĴìðĮ ĮÐÆĴďī ÌÐĉ­ĊÌĮƫ ”­ĴÐī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ĨīÐĮÐĊĴ ĴìÐðī ķĊðĪķÐ Æì­ăăÐĊæÐĮ ǀ ĴìÐř ­īÐ æÐďæī­ĨìðÆ­ăăř ÌðĮĨÐīĮÐÌƬ ĴìÐř īÐĪķðīÐ ŴŶƸŹ ­Œ­ðă­ÅðăðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐðī ĉ­ăåķĊÆĴðďĊ Æ­Ċ 쭌РĮÐŒÐīÐ ĨķÅăðÆ ìЭăĴì ­ĊÌ Į­åÐĴř ðĉĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ ðĮ āĊďœăÐÌæЭÅăÐ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ æķðÌÐăðĊÐĮ ĮÐĴ åďīĴì Åř ĴìÐ 'ĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ­ă qīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ æÐĊÆř ƺ'qƻ åďī œ­ĴÐī ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ”­ĴÐī AĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ÆĴǑĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ ”Ð ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ œ­ĴÐī ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ œÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ­ăðæĊ œðĴì ĴìÐĮÐ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊŒďăŒÐĮ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īðĮā ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴĮƬ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďå īďÅķĮĴ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďăĮƬ ĮÐÆķīðĊæ ďå ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ Æì­ĊĊÐăĮƬ īÐæķă­ī ĮřĮĴÐĉ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĉĨĴ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐƫ ”ÐǑŒÐ ­ÌďĨĴÐÌ ĴìÐ ĨīðĊÆðĨăÐĮ ďå ĴìÐ ””ǑĮ ƺĉÐīðÆ­Ċ ”­ĴÐī ”ďīāĮ ĮĮďÆð­ĴðďĊƻ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř æķðÌ­ĊÆÐƬ åďÆķĮðĊæ ďĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉ īÐĮðăðÐĊÆÐƬ ĉðĴðæ­ĴðďĊ ďå īðĮāĮ Ĵìīďķæì ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ÆďĊĴīďăĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĮĴ­ĊĴ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƫ Zķī ­ĨĨīď­Æì ­ăðæĊĮ œðĴì ðĊÌķĮĴīř ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ īÐæķă­Ĵďīř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ķĴĉďĮĴ ăÐŒÐă ďå ĮÐÆķīðĴř åďī řďķī œ­ĴÐī ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ OðĮĴ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ÅīðÐå ÌÐĮÆīðĨĴðďĊ ďå Įðĉðă­ī œďīā Į­ĴðĮå­ÆĴďīðăř ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐÌ ­ĊÌƸďī ÆķīīÐĊĴăř ÅÐðĊæ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ œðĴì ăďÆ­ĴðďĊƬ Ì­ĴÐĮ ďå ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴƬ Ċ­ĉÐĮƬ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐĮƬ Ðĉ­ðă ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ 50 436 ĴÐăÐĨìďĊÐ ĊķĉÅÐīĮ ďå ďœĊÐīĮ Åř ÆďĉĨăÐĴðĊæ ĴìÐ T­ĊÌ­Ĵďīř tÐåÐīÐĊÆÐĮ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊĮ 9ďīĉ ƺqīďĨďĮ­ă 9ďīĉ Ŵƻ ­ĴĴ­ÆìÐÌ ìÐīÐĴďƫ ”Ð 쭌РĨīďŒðÌÐÌ ĴìīÐÐ ƺŵƻ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķăăř ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐÌ ÐŘ­ĉĨăÐĮ ďå Ĩ­ĮĴ Įðĉðă­ī ĨīďþÐÆĴĮ ƺðĊ ĮðšÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÆďĨÐƻƫ ”Ð ðĉĨăďīÐ řďķ Ĵď īЭÆì ďķĴ Ĵď ĴìÐĮÐ īÐåÐīÐĊÆÐĮ œðĴì ­Ċř ĪķÐĮĴðďĊĮ ƫ qīďþÐÆĴ tÐåÐīÐĊÆÐ ų qīďþÐÆĴ }ðĴăÐƭ ďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ řÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř wÐīŒðÆÐĮ åďī ĴìÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå #ÐåÐĊĮÐƬ #ÐåÐĊĮÐ >ЭăĴì æÐĊÆř ƺ#ď#Ƹ#>ƻƸ”­ăĴÐī tÐÐÌ U­ĴðďĊ­ă TðăðĴ­ī ř TÐÌðÆ­ă ÐĊĴÐī ƺ”tUTTƻ wðšÐ ďå ĴìÐ qīďþÐÆĴƭ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ ďå ųŴƬŲŲŲ ÐĊÌĨďðĊĴĮ ăðÐĊĴƭ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå #ÐåÐĊĮÐƬ #ÐåÐĊĮÐ >ЭăĴì æÐĊÆř ďĊĴ­ÆĴ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƭ wì­īďĊ ZĨÐăƬ ìðÐå }ÐÆìĊďăďæř ZŨÆÐī ƺ}Zƻ qìďĊÐƭ ŵŲųǀŴŻŷǀŷŸŴŷ Ȇ 'ĉ­ðăƭ Įì­īďĊƫăƫďĨÐăƫÆðŒǼìЭăĴìƫĉðă ďĊĴī­ÆĴ UķĉÅÐīƭ >}ŲŲųŶǀŴŲǀǀŲŲųŴ Ȇ }ðĉÐăðĊÐƭ L­Ċķ­ī ř ŴŲŴų Ĵď wÐĨĴÐĉÅÐī ŴŲŴŵ }ìÐ ”­ăĴÐī tÐÐÌ U­ĴðďĊ­ă TðăðĴ­īř TÐÌðÆ­ă ÐĊĴÐī ƺ”tUTTƻƬ ­ăĮď āĊďœĊ ­Į ĴìÐ qīÐĮðÌÐĊĴǑĮ >ďĮĨðĴ­ăƬ ðĮ ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴðďĊNjĮ ă­īæÐĮĴ TðăðĴ­īř }īЭĴĉÐĊĴ 9­ÆðăðĴř ƺT}9ƻ ­ĊÌ ăЭÌĮ ĉðăðĴ­īř ĉÐÌðÆðĊÐ Ĵìīďķæì ďķĴĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ Ĩ­ĴðÐĊĴǀÆÐĊĴÐīÐÌ Æ­īÐƬ ðĊĊďŒ­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ÐŘÆÐăăÐĊÆÐ ðĊ ÐÌķÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ īÐĮЭīÆìƫ ”tUTTĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊĮ ­īďķĊÌǀĴìÐǀÆăďÆā Æ­Įķ­ăĴř Æ­īÐ Ĵď īÐĮĴďīÐ ĴìÐ ìЭăĴì ­ĊÌ œÐăăǀÅÐðĊæ ďå ĴìďĮÐ ĴìÐř ĴīЭĴƫ AĴĮ ĉðĮĮðďĊ ðĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĉ­Řðĉķĉ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ īЭÌðĊÐĮĮ ďå ďķī ÆďķĊĴīř NjĮ ķĊðåďīĉÐÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƮ ÌÐăðŒÐī Īķ­ăðĴřƬ ÆķĮĴďĉÐīǀåďÆķĮÐÌƬ Ĩīðĉ­īřƬ ­ĊÌ ĴÐīĴð­ī ř ĉÐÌðÆ­ă Æ­īÐƮ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÌðĮĴðĊæķðĮìÐÌ ķĊÌÐīæī­Ìķ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ æī­Ìķ­ĴÐ ĉÐÌðÆ­ă ÐÌķÆ­ĴðďĊƬ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă ÐÌķÆ­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ īÐĮЭīÆìƮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐŒÐăďĨ ­ĊÌ ÐŘĨďīĴ ðĊĊďŒ­ĴðďĊĮ ðĊ ìЭăĴìÆ­īÐ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ÆăðĊðÆ­ă ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðÆĮ ĴìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴðďĊƫ Į ĴìÐ qīðĉÐ “ÐĊÌďīƬ wqU wķĨĨďīĴĮ ĴìÐ LďðĊĴ TÐÌðÆ­ă 9­ÆðăðĴðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ U­ĴðďĊ­ă ­ĨðĴ­ă tÐæðďĊ ƺUtƻ ǂ Ĩīðĉ­īðăř åďī ”tUTTǂ Åř ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ­ĊÌ åķĊÆĴðďĊ­ă AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ Ƹ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř ƺATƸA}ƻ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮďÆð­ĴÐÌ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ðĊ ĴìÐ ÐŘÐÆķĴðďĊ ďå ðĴĮ ĉðĮĮðďĊƫ 9ďī ĴìðĮ ðĊðĴð­ĴðŒÐƬ wqU ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴ Ĵď ÐŘðĮĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ ďĊæďðĊæƬ ­Į œÐăă ­Į ÐĉÐīæðĊæƬ Ut Ĩīďæī­ĉ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ wĨÐÆðťÆ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ­īЭĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐ qīďæī­ĉ Ƹ qīďþÐÆĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƮ ”ÐÅ #ÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƮ #­Ĵ­ÐĊĴÐī AĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƮ A}>ÐăĨ Ƹ wÐīŒðÆÐ #ÐĮā Ƹ 'ĊÌ €ĮÐī #ÐŒðÆÐĮ ƺåďī ďŒÐī ųŴƬŲŲŲ ÐĊÌ ķĮÐīĮƻƮ řÅÐī wÐÆķīðĴřƸAĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĮĮķī­ĊÆÐ Ƹ wÐÆķīðĴř ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī ƺwZƻƮ UÐĴœďīā ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī ƺUZƻƮ }ÐăÐÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƮ AĊĴÐī­æÐĊÆř wķĨĨďīĴƮ ăðĊðÆ­ă AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƮ }ÐĮĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ sķ­ăðĴř ĮĮķī­ĊÆÐƮ ăðĊðÆ­ă AĊåďīĉ­ĴðÆĮƮ ­ĊÌ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ķĮðĊÐĮĮ ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ 51 437 qīďþÐÆĴ tÐåÐīÐĊÆÐ Ŵ qīďþÐÆĴ }ðĴăÐƭ AĊĴÐæī­ĴÐÌ řÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř wďăķĴðďĊĮ åďī ĴìÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå U­ŒřƬ U­Œ­ă TÐÌðÆ­ă tЭÌðĊÐĮĮ }ī­ðĊðĊæ ďĉĉ­ĊÌ ƺUTt}ƻ wďķĴì ­īďăðĊ­ǽ 9ăďīðÌ­ wðšÐ ďå ĴìÐ qīďþÐÆĴƭ T­Ċ­æÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīÐÌ ŹŲŲ ÐĊÌĨďðĊĴĮ ăðÐĊĴƭ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå U­ŒřƬ U­Œ­ă TÐÌðÆ­ă tЭÌðĊÐĮĮ }ī­ðĊðĊæ ďĉĉ­ĊÌ ƺUTt}ƻ ďĊĴ­ÆĴ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƭ #ðÐķĊÐă #ÐĮķăĉÐƬ ďĊĴī­ÆĴ wĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴ qìďĊÐƭ ŻŲŶǀŵŹŴǀŵŸŲŷ 'ĉ­ðăƭ ÌðÐķĊÐăƫÌÐĮķăĉÐƫÆðŒǼķĮƫĊ­Œřƫĉðă ďĊĴī­ÆĴ UķĉÅÐīƭ UŸźźŵŸŴų9ŲųŸŹ ƺwqU ðĮ ĴìÐ qīðĉÐ ďĊĴī­ÆĴďīƻ }ðĉÐăðĊÐƭ Ĩīðă ŴŲŴų Ĵď wÐĨĴÐĉÅÐī ŴŲŴŸ }ìÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå U­ŒřƬ U­Œ­ă TÐÌðÆ­ă tЭÌðĊÐĮĮ }ī­ðĊðĊæ ďĉĉ­ĊÌ ăďÆ­ĴÐÌ ðĊ wďķĴì ­īďăðĊ­ ­ĊÌ 9ăďīðÌ­Ƭ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ Ĵď TðăðĴ­īř ĉÐÌðÆ­ă ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăĮƫ wqU ðĮ ­Ĩ­īĴ ďå ĴìÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ƺAT#ƻƬ œìðÆì ÆďĊĮðĮĴĮ ďå Ĵœď ÌðŒðĮðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ðĮ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅăÐ åďī ­ăă ­ĮĨÐÆĴĮ ďå ­ķĴďĉ­ĴÐÌ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ UTt}­ĊÌ ďķĴăřðĊæ Åī­ĊÆìÐĮƬ­ĊÌ ÆÐĊĴÐīĮƫ wqU īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴðÐĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐ ÌÐĮðæĊðĊæƬ ðĊĮĴ­ăăðĊæƬ ÆďĊťæķīðĊæƬ īÐĨ­ðīðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ÌðĮĨďĮðĊæ ďå ì­īÌœ­īÐƬ ĮķÆì ­Į ÆÐĊĴī­ăăř ďĨÐī­ĴÐÌ “T”t'>ďĮĴĮ ­ĊÌ “ðīĴķ­ă T­ÆìðĊÐĮƬ wU wĴďī­æÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ ÌÐĮāĴďĨ ÆďĉĨķĴÐīĮƬ ĨīðĊĴÐīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮďÆð­ĴÐÌ ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮƫ ”Ð ­ăĮď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ O UƸ”UƬ ĴÐăÐÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ÆăðÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒÐī ì­īÌœ­īÐƮ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī Ì­Ĵ­ÆÐĊĴÐī ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ Ì­Ĵ­Å­ĮÐ ÐĊæðĊÐÐīðĊæ ­ĊÌ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðďĊƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƬ wďåĴœ­īÐ }ÐĮĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ sƬ ­ĊÌ Ĩīďæī­ĉ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ åďī ­ăă ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ Ĵď ĮķĨĨďīĴ UTt}ķĮÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ qīďþÐÆĴ tÐåÐīÐĊÆÐ ŵ 52 438 qīďþÐÆĴ }ðĴăÐƭ A}wķĨĨďīĴ wÐīŒðÆÐĮ åďī ĴìÐ #ÐåÐĊĮÐ ÆĪķðĮðĴðďĊ €ĊðŒÐīĮðĴř ƺ#€ƻ wðšÐ ďå ĴìÐ qīďþÐÆĴƭ qīďŒðÌÐÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ŵŲŲŲ ÐĊÌĨďðĊĴĮ ăðÐĊĴƭ #ÐåÐĊĮÐ ÆĪķðĮðĴðďĊ €ĊðŒÐīĮðĴř ďĊĴ­ÆĴ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƭ :­ī ř wďåďƬ qīďæī­ĉ T­Ċ­æÐī ƺqæTƻ qìďĊÐƭ ŹŲŵǀŻŴŻǀŸŻŸŵ 'ĉ­ðăƭ æ­īřƫĮďåďǼæďĴřĴďƫÆďĉ ďĊĴī­ÆĴ UķĉÅÐīƭ >sŲŲŵŶŴŲŲŲŲź }ðĉÐăðĊÐƭ Lķăř ŴŲųŷ Ĵď Lķăř ŴŲŴŶ }ìÐ #€A}ww ÐååďīĴ œ­Į ÆìďĮÐĊ ­Į ­īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ Ĩ­ĮĴ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ÆðĴ­ĴðďĊ ÅÐÆ­ķĮÐ ďå ðĴĮ Įðĉðă­īðĴř Ĵď ĴìÐ ðĴř NjĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ðĊ ĮðšÐ ­ĊÌ ďŒÐī­ăă ĮÆďĨÐƮ ðĴ ­ăĮď ĮķĨĨďīĴĮ ­æÐďæī­ĨìðÆ­ăăř ÌðŒÐīĮÐ ķĮÐī ÆďĉĉķĊðĴřƫ wĨÐÆðťÆ­ăăřƬ #€A}ww Įì­īÐĮ Įðĉðă­ī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ ƺA}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ÐĊæðĊÐÐīðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ZǽT åķĊÆĴðďĊĮƻƫ wqU ĮķĨĨďīĴĮ ĴìÐ åķăă ĮÆďĨÐ ďå #€NjĮ A}ÐĊĴÐīĨīðĮÐ æăďÅ­ăăř ­ĊÌ ðĮ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅăÐ åďī ĴìÐ #€A}ww qīďæī­ĉƫ }ìðĮ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ÆďĉĉķĊðĴř ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ­ĨĨīďŘðĉ­ĴÐăř ŻŷŲ #€å­ÆķăĴřƬ ĮĴ­ååƬ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĴķÌÐĊĴ ĨďĨķă­ĴðďĊ ďå ĉďīÐ Ĵì­Ċ ŴŲŲƬŲŲŲ ķĮÐīĮ ÆďĉĨīðĮðĊæ ĴìÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå #ÐåÐĊĮÐ ÆĪķðĮðĴðďĊƬ }ī­ðĊðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ OďæðĮĴðÆĮ ƺ}ǽOƻ ”ďīāåďīÆÐƬ 9ÐÌÐī­ă ÆĪķðĮðĴðďĊ ”ďīāåďīÆÐ ­ĊÌ AĊÌķĮĴīř Ĩ­īĴĊÐīĮƫ wqU ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ­ĨĨīďŘðĉ­ĴÐăř ŵƬŴŲŲ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ŵŲŲ ĮÐīŒÐīĮ ðĊ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ďå #€å­ÆķăĴřƬ ĮĴ­ååƬ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐðī īÐĮðÌÐĊĴ ĮĴķÌÐĊĴ ĨďĨķă­ĴðďĊƫ ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ăăřƬ ďķī ĮķÆÆÐĮĮ ðĊ ďÅĴ­ðĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ }Z åďī #€ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴÐĮ wqUNjĮ řÅÐī wÐÆķīðĴř ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ Ĵì­Ĵ œðăă ÅÐ Œ­ăķ­ÅăÐ Ĵď ĴìÐ ðĴřƫ 53 439 }ìÐ ÌÐĴÐīĉðĊ­ĴðďĊ ďĊ œìÐĴìÐī ­qtZqZw't ðĮ 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Ĩ­īĴðÆðĨ­ĴÐ ðĊ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐ ­ĊĊķ­ă A}šA}ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­œ­īÐĊÐĮĮ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæƫ qÐīĮďĊĊÐă œðăă ÅÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðŒÐ ĨÐīĉðĮĮðďĊĮ Ĵď ÆīðĴðÆ­ă A}š ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉ­ř ÆďĊĴ­ðĊ ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ Ì­Ĵ­ĮķÆì ­Į ÆīðĉðĊ­ă þķĮĴðÆÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƬ Ĩ­řĉÐĊĴ Æ­īÌ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĮďÆð­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĊķĉÅÐīĮƫ }ìÐ åďăăďœðĊæ ăðĮĴ ďå āÐř ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ­īÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅăÐ åďī ĴìÐ œďīā Ĵì­Ĵ ðĮ īÐĪķÐĮĴÐÌ Ĵď ÅÐ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ ðĴřƭ Ɣ #­īăř #­ŒðÐĮƭ T­Ċ­æÐÌ A}wÐīŒðÆÐĮ wÐīŒðÆÐ #ðīÐÆĴďī ­ĊÌ ÆÆďķĊĴ T­Ċ­æÐī Ɣ }­ī­ķīāì­ăĴÐīƭ wÐīŒðÆÐƸwķĨĨďīĴ ÐĊĴÐī T­Ċ­æÐī Ɣ ìīðĮĴďĨìÐī ­ŘĴÐīƭ UZƸ}ðÐī ŵ OÐ­Ì Ɣ LďĮÐĨì T­Ĵř­šƭ T­Ċ­æÐÌ A}wÐÆķīðĴř ƺwZƻ OÐ­Ì ”Ð 쭌РĨīďŒðÌÐÌ åķīĴìÐī ÌÐĴ­ðăĮ åďī ďķī ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐăNjĮ Īķ­ăðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ðĊ ĴìðĮ ĨīďĨďĮ­ă ­Į œÐăă ­Į ĴìÐðī īÐĮķĉÐĮ ­Į ­Ċ ĨĨÐĊÌðŘ ðĴÐĉƫ #ķÐ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ďå ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ wqU ďĊăř ÐĉĨăďřĮ ĴīķĮĴœďīĴìř ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăĮƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ ­æīÐÐĮ Ĵď ­Å­ÆāæīďķĊÌ ÆìÐÆāƬ Ĵď ÅÐ ťĊæÐīĨīðĊĴÐÌƬ Ĵď Ĩ­īĴðÆðĨ­ĴÐ ðĊ ­ĊĊķ­ă qďăðÆÐ LAw ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÐŘ­ĉĮƬ ­ĊÌ Ĵď Ĩ­īĴðÆðĨ­ĴÐ ðĊ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐ ­ĊĊķ­ă ðĴř A}ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­œ­īÐĊÐĮĮ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæƫ }ìÐ qtZqZw't Įì­ăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ Ĩīďďå ďå ĴìÐ ­ÅďŒÐ ĉðĊðĉķĉ Īķ­ăðťÆ­ĴðďĊ Åř åķīĊðĮìðĊæ ÆďĨðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ďī œīðĴĴÐĊ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ĮķÅĮĴ­ĊĴð­ĴÐ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ ĴìÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ 9­ðăķīÐ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ Į­ðÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ œðĴì ĴìÐ qīďĨďĮ­ă Įì­ăă ÅÐ æīďķĊÌĮ åďī ÌÐÐĉðĊæ řďķī qīďĨďĮ­ă ķĊīÐĮĨďĊĮðŒÐ ­ĊÌ īÐĉďŒðĊæ ðĴ åīďĉ åķīĴìÐī ÆďĊĮðÌÐī­ĴðďĊƫ }ìðĮ ðĮ ­ĊďĊǀĊÐæďĴð­ÅăÐ ðĴÐĉƫ }ìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìðĮ ĨīďĨďĮ­ăƬ wqU ì­Į ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ Ĩīďďå ďå ďķī Īķ­ăðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ Åř åķīĊðĮìðĊæ ÆďĨðÐĮ ­ĊÌ œīðĴĴÐĊ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ĮķÅĮĴ­ĊĴð­ĴÐ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴř NjĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ĴìðĮ Ĩīďďå Ĵď ÅÐ ÆďĊĮðÌÐīÐÌ åďī ĴìðĮ ÐĊæ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ 54 440 :ÐĊÐī­ă qīďþÐÆĴ ZŒÐīŒðÐœ }ìÐ A}šNjĮ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ðĮ ÆķīīÐĊĴăř ÆďĉĨīðĮÐÌ ďå ďĊÐ ƺųƻ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř T­Ċ­æÐīƬ ďĊÐ ƺųƻ :Aw wĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴ ­ĊÌ Ĵœď ƺŴƻ ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊ wĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴĮƫ AĊ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊƬ ĴìÐ A}šÆķīīÐĊĴăř ì­Į ­ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďī Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ Ĵœď ƺŴƻ ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāƬ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ ĨìďĊÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ÌÐĮāĴďĨƸă­ĨĴďĨĮƬ œðīÐăÐĮĮ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ĨďðĊĴĮƬ ĮÐÆķīðĴř Æ­ĉÐī­ĮƬ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďă ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ÐĴÆÐĴÐī­ƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ œďķăÌ ì­ŒÐ Ĵď ÅÐ īÐĨă­ÆÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă qtZqZw'tƫ 9ďī ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ­ă ĨķīĨďĮÐĮ ďĊăřƮ ĴìÐ A}šÆķīīÐĊĴăř æÐĊÐī­ĴÐĮ ­ĨĨīďŘðĉ­ĴÐăř Ĵœď ìķĊÌīÐÌ ĮðŘĴř ƺŴŸŲƻ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĴðÆāÐĴĮƸœďīā ďīÌÐīĮ ĨÐī ĉďĊĴìƫ }ìÐ A}šÆ­ĊĊďĴ æķ­ī­ĊĴÐÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĮķÆì ŒďăķĉÐ ­ĊÌƸďī Ĵī­ĊĮ­ÆĴðďĊĮ œðăă ÅÐ ĴìÐ ­ÆĴķ­ă ­ĉďķĊĴ īÐĪķðīÐÌƫ ÆĴķ­ă Īķ­ĊĴðĴðÐĮ ĉ­ř ÅÐ ĉďīÐ ďī ĉ­ř ÅÐ ăÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ÐĮĴðĉ­ĴÐÌ ĊķĉÅÐī ďå ŒďăķĉÐ ­ĊÌƸďī Ĵī­ĊĮ­ÆĴðďĊĮ ÆďĊĴ­ðĊÐÌ ìÐīÐðĊ ðĊ Ċď œ­ř Įì­ăă ďÅăðæ­ĴÐ ĴìÐ A}šĴď ÆďĉĉðĴ Ĵď Į­ðÌ ŒďăķĉÐ ­ĊÌƸďī Ĵī­ĊĮ­ÆĴðďĊĮƫ }ìÐ A}š ­ŒÐī­æÐĮ ųŴŲ ÐĊÌ ķĮÐīĮ œìď ķĮÐ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ďĊ ­Ì­ðăř Å­ĮðĮ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ř ďÆÆ­ĮðďĊ­ăăř œďīā åīďĉ ìďĉÐƫ AĊ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ ĴìÐīÐ ðĮ ­Ċ ­ŒÐī­æÐ ďå ŸŲ ðĊåīÐĪķÐĊĴ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ķĮÐīĮ ĨăķĮ ĮÐŒÐī­ă ÐăÐÆĴÐÌ ďŨÆð­ăĮƫ }ìÐ qtZqZw't Įì­ăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ Ĵď ­ăă ĮĴ­ååƬ ÐăÐÆĴÐÌ ďŨÆð­ăĮƬ ŒďăķĊĴÐÐīĮƬ ÆďĊĮķăĴ­ĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­īĴĊÐī ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďīĮ œìÐĊ īÐă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ­ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĊÐÐÌ ďå ĴìÐ A}šƫ }ìÐ qtZqZw't Įì­ăă ťīĮĴ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐ ­ăă ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĮřĮĴÐĉ īÐÅďďĴĮƬ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ ­ĊÌƸďī Æì­ĊæÐĮƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐĮ ĴìÐ ÐŘðĮĴðĊæ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴƬ œìðÆì ðĮ ÆďĉĨīðĮÐÌ ďå ­Ċ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř T­Ċ­æÐīƬ ­:Aw wĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴƬ ­ĊÌ Ĵœď ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊ wĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴĮƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ A}šÆķīīÐĊĴăř ÐĉĨăďřĮ ­ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďī ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ Ĵœď ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ œÐ ­īÐ ĨīÐĨ­īÐÌ Ĵď ĮЭĉăÐĮĮăř ðĊĴÐæī­ĴÐ ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ Ĵď īÐĨă­ÆÐ ĴìÐĮÐ īďăÐĮ ķĨďĊ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă ĮÐăÐÆĴðďĊƫ ”ðĴì ­Ċ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ A}šÆķīīÐĊĴăř æÐĊÐī­ĴÐĮ ­Ċ ­ŒÐī­æÐ ďå ŴŸŲ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĴðÆāÐĴĮ ďī œďīā ďīÌÐīĮ ĨÐī ĉďĊĴìƬ œÐ ­īÐ åķăăř ÐĪķðĨĨÐÌ Ĵď ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĴìðĮ ŒďăķĉÐƫ >ďœÐŒÐīƬ œÐ ­ăĮď ­ĨĨīÐÆð­ĴÐ ĴìÐ ŦķðÌ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ďå A}ĮķĨĨďīĴ ­ĊÌ ­īÐ ĨīÐĨ­īÐÌ åďī ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĊÆīЭĮÐĮ ďī ÌÐÆīЭĮÐĮ ðĊ ĴðÆāÐĴ ŒďăķĉÐƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ķĴðăðšÐĮ ­ĮÆ­ă­ÅăÐ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīřƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ œÐ Æ­Ċ ­ÌþķĮĴ ďķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ăÐŒÐăĮ ­Į īÐĪķðīÐÌƬ œðĴìďķĴ ÆďĉĨīďĉðĮðĊæ ďĊ Īķ­ăðĴř ďī īÐĮĨďĊĮðŒÐĊÐĮĮƫ ”Ð ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ A}š­ŒÐī­æÐĮ ­īďķĊÌ ųŴŲ Ì­ðăř ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ķĮÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ­åķīĴìÐī ŸŲ ðĊåīÐĪķÐĊĴ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ķĮÐīĮƬ ­ăďĊæ œðĴì ĮÐŒÐī­ă ÐăÐÆĴÐÌ ďŨÆð­ăĮƫ tÐĮĴ ­ĮĮķīÐÌƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ðĮ Æ­Ĩ­ÅăÐ ďå ÐŘĴÐĊÌðĊæ ďķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ Ĵď ­ăă ĮĴ­ååƬ ÐăÐÆĴÐÌ ďŨÆð­ăĮƬ ŒďăķĊĴÐÐīĮƬ ÆďĊĮķăĴ­ĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­īĴĊÐī ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďīĮƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ ðĮ ­ÌÐĨĴ ­Ĵ Ĵ­ðăďīðĊæ ĮķĨĨďīĴ Ĵď ĴìÐ ķĊðĪķÐ ĊÐÐÌĮ ďå ÌðååÐīÐĊĴ ķĮÐīĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ÐŒÐī řďĊÐ īÐÆÐðŒÐĮ ĴìÐ ăÐŒÐă ďå A}ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴìÐř īÐĪķðīÐƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ īÐÆďæĊðšÐĮ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ÆďĊĴðĊķðĴř ­ĊÌ ĉðĊðĉðšðĊæ ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊƫ ”Ð œðăă ÐĊĮķīÐ ­ăă ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĮřĮĴÐĉ īÐÅďďĴĮƬ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ­īÐ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ ðĊ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐƫ Zķī ­ðĉ ðĮ Ĵď ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ ĴìÐĮÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­ī ř Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ­ĉ­ĊĊÐī Ĵì­Ĵ œðăă 쭌РĉðĊðĉ­ă ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ ĴìÐ Ì­ðăř ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ďå ĴìÐ A}šƫ 55 441 ķĮĴďĉÐī wÐīŒðÆÐ ­ĊÌ sķ­ăðĴř ƫ }ìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă qtZqZw't Įì­ăă œ­īī­ĊĴ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăă ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ÅÐ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ Åř ĮāðăăÐÌ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨÐĴÐĊĴ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă Ĵď ĴìÐ ìðæìÐĮĴ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ ťÐăÌƫ }ìÐ A}šĉ­ř īÐĪķðīÐƬ ðĊ œīðĴðĊæƬ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă qtZqZw't īÐĉďŒÐĮ åīďĉ ĴìÐ ­œ­īÌÐÌ æīÐÐĉÐĊĴ ­Ċř ÐĉĨăďřÐÐ ĴìÐ A}šÌÐÐĉĮ ðĊÆďĉĨÐĴÐĊĴƬ Æ­īÐăÐĮĮƬ ďī ďĴìÐīœðĮÐ ďÅþÐÆĴðďĊ­ÅăÐƫ }ìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă qtZqZw't Įì­ăă ĊďĴðåř ĴìÐ A}šðĊ œīðĴðĊæƬ ĴìÐ īÐĉďŒ­ă ­ĊÌ ďī ĴìÐ ÐŘÆì­ĊæÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ðÌÐĊĴðťÐÌ Ĵď ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ ­ÆÆďķĊĴĮ ­ĉðĊðĉķĉ ďå ĴìðīĴř ƺŵŲƻ Ì­řĮ Ĩīðďī Ĵď ĴìÐ īÐĉďŒ­ă ­ĊÌ ďī ÐŘÆì­ĊæÐ ÅÐÆďĉÐĮ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵ­āÐĮ ðĉĉÐĊĮÐ ĨīðÌÐ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă ÆďĉĨÐĴÐĊÆÐ ďå ðĴĮ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐăƫ ”Ð ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ďķī ĮĴ­åå ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ ­īÐ Ĵī­ðĊÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ ìðæìÐĮĴ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮăř ķĨÌ­ĴÐ ĴìÐðī ĮāðăăĮ ðĊ ăðĊÐ œðĴì ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÆ­ă ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ AåƬ ìďœÐŒÐīƬ ĴìÐ ðĴř ťĊÌĮ ­Ċř ďå ďķī ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă Ĵď ÅÐ ķĊĮ­ĴðĮå­ÆĴďīřƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ðĮ īЭÌř Ĵď ­ÆĴ ĮœðåĴăř ­ĊÌ ÌÐÆðĮðŒÐăř ðĊ ­ÆÆďīÌ­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ Zķī Ĩīðĉ­īř æď­ă ðĮ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐ Į­ĴðĮå­ÆĴðďĊ ďå ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ œÐ ÆďĊĮðÌÐī ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ åÐÐÌÅ­Æā ­Į ­Ċ ÐĮĮÐĊĴð­ă ÌīðŒÐī ďå ďķī ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƫ ”Ð ĨīďĉðĮÐ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴðĉÐăř ĊďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ÅďķĴ ­Ċř ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ðĊŒďăŒÐÌ ðĊ ĮÐīŒðÆðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ­ÆÆďķĊĴƫ ƫ }ìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă qtZqZw't Įì­ăă œ­īī­ĊĴ Ĵì­Ĵ ðĴ ì­Į ĮķŨÆðÐĊĴ ĴðĉÐ Ĵď ÐŘÐÆķĴÐ ­ĊÌ åķăťăă ðĴĮ ÌķĴðÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}š­ĊÌ ðĮ ĊďĴ ÅķīÌÐĊÐÌ Åř ďĴìÐī ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ œďīāăď­ÌƬ ďī Åř ĨÐīĮďĊ­ă ďī ďĴìÐī ÆďĊĮĴī­ðĊĴĮ œìðÆì œďķăÌ ðĊĴÐīåÐīÐ ðĊ ­Ċř ĉ­ĴÐīð­ă īÐĮĨÐÆĴ œðĴì ĴìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă ĨīďĨďĮÐī NjĮ ĨīðĊÆðĨ­ăĮ ďī ďÅăðæ­ĴðďĊĮ ĮĴ­ĴÐÌ ìÐīÐðĊƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ åķăăř ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĉÅī­ÆÐĮ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴðĊæ ĮķŨÆðÐĊĴ ĴðĉÐ ­ĊÌ īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ Ĵď ÐŘÐÆķĴÐ ­ĊÌ åķăťăă ďķī ÌķĴðÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƫ Į ­ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă qīďĨďĮÐīƬ œÐ œ­īī­ĊĴ Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ 쭌РĴìÐ Æ­Ĩ­ÆðĴř ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĨīðďīðĴðšÐ ­ĊÌ ­ăăďÆ­ĴÐ ĴìÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ĴðĉÐƬ ­ĴĴÐĊĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ ďķī ďÅăðæ­ĴðďĊĮ ĮĴ­ĴÐÌ ìÐīÐðĊƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊÆÐ ďå ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ďķī ĨīðĊÆðĨ­ăĮ ­ĊÌ ĴЭĉ ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ ­īÐ ĊďĴ ÅķīÌÐĊÐÌ Åř ÐŘÆÐĮĮðŒÐ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ ìЭŒř œďīāăď­ÌĮƬ ďī ĨÐīĮďĊ­ă ÆďĊĮĴī­ðĊĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ăăř ðĊĴÐīåÐīÐ œðĴì ďķī ­ÅðăðĴř Ĵď ĨÐīåďīĉ ðĊ ­ĉ­ĴÐīð­ă īÐĮĨÐÆĴƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ðĮ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ ìðæìÐĮĴ ăÐŒÐă ďå åďÆķĮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴðďĊƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ Æ­Ċ åķăťăă ďķī ďÅăðæ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ðĴř ðĊ ­ĴðĉÐăř ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ĉ­ĊĊÐī œìðăÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīðĊæ ĴìÐ ÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌ ăÐŒÐă ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÐŘÆÐăăÐĊÆÐƫ ƫ ”ìÐĊ ďĊǀĮðĴÐƬ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ­īÐ Ĵď œÐ­ī ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Æ­Įķ­ă ­ĴĴðīÐ ķĊăÐĮĮ ðĊĮĴīķÆĴÐÌ ďĴìÐīœðĮÐ Åř A} T­Ċ­æÐīƫ Aå ĨīÐĮÐĊĴ ÌķīðĊæ ­A}šďĉĉðĮĮðďĊ ĉÐÐĴðĊæƬ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ­īÐ Ĵď œÐ­ī ĴðÐƬ þ­ÆāÐĴ ďī ďĴìÐī ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ åďīĉ­ă ­ĴĴðīÐ ķĊăÐĮĮ ðĊĮĴīķÆĴÐÌ ďĴìÐīœðĮÐ Åř A}T­Ċ­æÐīƫ Ĵ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮƬ œÐ ­īÐ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ÌÐăðŒÐīðĊæ ­ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐƫ }ì­Ĵ æďÐĮ åīďĉ ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ ­ăă ĴìÐ œ­ř ÌďœĊ Ĵď ìďœ ďķī ÐŘĨÐīĴĮ ÆďĊÌķÆĴ ĴìÐĉĮÐăŒÐĮƫ ”Ð œðăă ­ÅðÌÐ Åř ĴìðĮ ÌīÐĮĮ ÆďÌÐƬ ­Į œÐ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ Ĩ­īĴ ďå ÅÐðĊæ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă ðĮ ăďďāðĊæ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăƫ 56 442 #ƫ åĴÐī >ďķīĮ ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ }­ĮāĮ ZĊ ďÆÆ­ĮðďĊ qtZqZw't ĉ­ř ÅÐ ­ĮāÐÌ Ĵď ďååÐī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ­åĴÐī ŷqT ďĊ ­œďīā Ì­ř ÐŒÐĊðĊæ ďī ďĊ ­œÐÐāÐĊÌƫ }ìÐ A}šÆďĊĮðÌÐīĮ ĴìÐĮÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮ Ĵď ÅÐ Ĩ­īĴ ďå ĴìÐ Ċďīĉ­ă ĮÆďĨÐ ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ 'Ř­ĉĨăÐĮ ĉ­ř ðĊÆăķÌÐƬ ÅķĴ ĊďĴ ÅÐ ăðĉðĴÐÌ ĴďƬ ĨÐīåďīĉðĊæ ­ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĮřĮĴÐĉ ķĨæī­ÌÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ĊďĴ ÅÐ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ ÌķīðĊæ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮ ÌķÐ Ĵď ÌďœĊĴðĉÐ ďī ăďĮĮ ďå ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ åķĊÆĴðďĊ­ăðĴřƫ ZĴìÐī ÐŘ­ĉĨăÐĮ ĉ­ř ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĨÐīåďīĉðĊæ ĴÐĮĴðĊæ ďå Å­ÆāķĨ ĨďœÐī Ĵď ÆīðĴðÆ­ă A} ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌƸďī ĨÐīåďīĉðĊæ ì­īÌœ­īÐ īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴĮ ðĊ Ì­Ĵ­ÆÐĊĴÐī Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ĊďĴ ÅÐ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ ÌķīðĊæ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮ ÌķÐ Ĵď ÌďœĊĴðĉÐ ďī ăďĮĮ ďå ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ åķĊÆĴðďĊ­ăðĴřƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ īÐÆďæĊðšÐĮ ­ĊÌ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌĮ Ĵì­ĴƬ ďĊ ďÆÆ­ĮðďĊƬ œÐ ĉ­ř ÅÐ Æ­ăăÐÌ ķĨďĊ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ­åĴÐī ŷ Ĩƫĉƫ ďĊ ­œďīāÌ­ř ÐŒÐĊðĊæ ďī ďĊ ­œÐÐāÐĊÌƫ ”Ð ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ ÆďĊĮðÌÐīĮ ĴìÐĮÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮ Ĵď ÅÐ Ĩ­īĴ ďå ĴìÐ Ċďīĉ­ă ĮÆďĨÐ ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ ”Ð ­īÐ ĨīÐĨ­īÐÌ Ĵď ­ÆÆďĉĉďÌ­ĴÐ ĮķÆì īÐĪķÐĮĴĮ ­ĊÌ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ åķĊÆĴðďĊ­ăðĴř ­ĊÌ ĉðĊðĉðšðĊæ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐƫ 'Ř­ĉĨăÐĮ ďå ĴìÐĮÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮ ĉ­ř ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĨÐīåďīĉðĊæ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĮřĮĴÐĉ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ Æ­ĊĊďĴ ÅÐ ÆďĊÌķÆĴÐÌ ÌķīðĊæ īÐæķă­ī ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮ Ĵď ­ŒďðÌ ­Ċř ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊ ďī ăďĮĮ ďå ÐĮĮÐĊĴð­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ åķĊÆĴðďĊĮƫ ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ăăřƬ œÐ ­īÐ ­œ­īÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĊÐÐÌ Ĵď ĴÐĮĴ Å­ÆāķĨ ĨďœÐī Ĵď ÆīðĴðÆ­ă A}ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉ ì­īÌœ­īÐ īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ Ì­Ĵ­ÆÐĊĴÐīƬ œìðÆì ĉ­ř īÐĪķðīÐ ĮÆìÐÌķăðĊæ ďķĴĮðÌÐ ďå Ċďīĉ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮ Ĵď ĉðĴðæ­ĴÐ ­Ċř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ Ĵ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮƬ œÐ ­īÐ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ ”Ð ­īÐ ĨīÐĨ­īÐÌ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴìÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐƬ ÐŒÐĊ ÌķīðĊæ ĊďĊǀĴī­ÌðĴðďĊ­ă œďīāðĊæ ìďķīĮƬ Ĵď ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ ðĊ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ðĴĮ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ åķĊÆĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ qķÅăðÆ 'ĉÐīæÐĊÆðÐĮ AĴ ðĮ ìÐīÐÅř ĉ­ÌÐ ­Ĩ­īĴ ďå ĴìÐ qīďĨďĮ­ă Ĵì­Ĵ ÅÐåďīÐƬ ÌķīðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ­åĴÐī ­Ċ ­ÆĴðŒ­ĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ A}š 'ĉÐīæÐĊÆř ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī ­ĊÌƸďī ­ÌÐÆă­īÐÌ ĨķÅăðÆ ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆřƬ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐīƬ ìķīīðÆ­ĊÐƬ ĴďīĊ­ÌďƬ ŦďďÌƬ ďī ďĴìÐī ­ÆĴĮ ďå :ďÌƬ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ Įì­ăă īÐĪķðīÐ ­Lj9ðīĮĴ qīðďīðĴřlj åďī æďďÌĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ AĴ ðĮ ŒðĴ­ă ­ĊÌ ðĉĨÐī­ĴðŒÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ìЭăĴìƬ Į­åÐĴřƬ ­ĊÌ œÐăå­īÐ ďå ĴìÐ ÆðĴðšÐĊĮ ďå ĴìÐ A}š ­īÐ ĨīďĴÐÆĴÐÌ åīďĉ ­Ċř ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ĮðĴķ­ĴðďĊ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìīЭĴÐĊĮ ĨķÅăðÆ ìЭăĴì ­ĊÌ Į­åÐĴř ­Į ÌÐĴÐīĉðĊÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ A}šƫ Aå ĮÐăÐÆĴÐÌƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐĮ ­ĊÌ ­ÆÆÐĨĴĮ ĴìÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴř ďå ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ­ǐ9ðīĮĴ qīðďīðĴřǐ åďī æďďÌĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ ÅÐåďīÐƬ ÌķīðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ­åĴÐī ĴìÐ ­ÆĴðŒ­ĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ ðĴř 'ĉÐīæÐĊÆř ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐī ďī ðĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ďå ­ÌÐÆă­īÐÌ ĨķÅăðÆ ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆřƬ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐīƬ ìķīīðÆ­ĊÐƬ ĴďīĊ­ÌďƬ ŦďďÌƬ ďī ďĴìÐī ­ÆĴĮ ďå :ďÌƫ ”Ð åķăăř ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ­ĊÌ ­ĨĨīÐÆð­ĴÐ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď Į­åÐæķ­īÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ìЭăĴìƬ Į­åÐĴřƬ ­ĊÌ œÐăå­īÐ ďå ðĴĮ ÆðĴðšÐĊĮ ÌķīðĊæ ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ĮðĴķ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉ­ř ĨďĮÐ ĴìīЭĴĮ Ĵď ĨķÅăðÆ ìЭăĴì ­ĊÌ Į­åÐĴřƬ ­Į ÌÐĴÐīĉðĊÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ ðĴřƫ ”ðĴì ­ĨīďåďķĊÌ ĮÐĊĮÐ ďå ķīæÐĊÆř ­ĊÌ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ðĮ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ĨīðďīðĴðšðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĉĨĴăř ÌÐăðŒÐīðĊæ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă æďďÌĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮðĮĴ ĴìÐ ÆďĉĉķĊðĴř ðĊ ĴðĉÐĮ ďå ÆīðĮðĮƫ ”Ð 57 443 īÐÆďæĊðšÐ ĴìÐ ŒðĴ­ă īďăÐ œÐ Ĩă­ř ðĊ ĮķĨĨďīĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ÐååďīĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ œÐ ĮĴ­ĊÌ īЭÌř Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ķĊœ­ŒÐīðĊæ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ­Į ĊÐÐÌÐÌƫ #ķīðĊæ ­ÆĴðŒ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ A}š'ĉÐīæÐĊÆř ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐīƬ ĴìÐ qtZqZw't ĉķĮĴ ĨīďŒðÌÐ Ĵœď ƺŴƻ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă Ĵď ÅÐ ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ­Ĵ ĴìÐ qďăðÆÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴƬ œďīā ðĊ ĮìðåĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÅÐ ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ ­Ĵ ­Ċř ìďķī Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šķĊĴðă ĮķÆì ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ì­Į ÅÐÐĊ ăðåĴÐÌ ƺðÐƭ ĴìÐ ìķīīðÆ­ĊÐ ì­Į Ĩ­ĮĮÐÌ ­ĊÌ ðĴ ðĮ Į­åÐ Ĵď ÌīðŒÐ ìďĉÐƻ tÐÆďæĊðšðĊæ ĴìÐ ÆīðĴðÆ­ăðĴř ďå ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ÌķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ­ÆĴðŒ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ ðĴř 'ĉÐīæÐĊÆř ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐīƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ÆďĉĉðĴĮ Ĵď ÌÐĨăďřðĊæ Ĵœď ƺŴƻ Īķ­ăðťÐÌ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ­Ĵ ĴìÐ qďăðÆÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă œðăă œďīā ðĊ ĮìðåĴĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ īďķĊÌǀĴìÐǀÆăďÆā ­Œ­ðă­ÅðăðĴř Ĵď ÌÐăðŒÐī ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĮķĨĨďīĴ Ĵď ĴìÐ ðĴřƫ }ìÐř œðăă īÐĉ­ðĊ ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ķĊĴðă ĴìÐ ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ì­Į ÅÐÐĊ ăðåĴÐÌƬ ĮķÆì ­Į œìÐĊ ĴìÐ ìķīīðÆ­ĊÐ ì­Į Ĩ­ĮĮÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ðĴ ðĮ Į­åÐ Ĵď Ĵī­ŒÐă ìďĉÐƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵ­āÐĮ ĨīðÌÐ ðĊ ďķī ­ÅðăðĴř Ĵď īÐĮĨďĊÌ ĨīďĉĨĴăř Ĵď ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĊÐÐÌĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ðĴř īÐÆÐðŒÐĮ ķĊðĊĴÐīīķĨĴÐÌ ­ĊÌ īÐăð­ÅăÐ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ÌķīðĊæ ÆīķÆð­ă ĴðĉÐĮƫ ř ĮĴ­ĴðďĊðĊæ ďķī ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ďĊǀĮðĴÐƬ œÐ ­ðĉ Ĵď ÆďĊĴīðÅķĴÐ Ĵď ĴìÐ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ åķĊÆĴðďĊðĊæ ďå ĴìÐ ðĴř 'ĉÐīæÐĊÆř ZĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÐĊĴÐīƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­ī ř ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ Ĵď ĮķĨĨďīĴ ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ÐååďīĴĮƫ ì­ĊæÐĮƬ ÌÌðĴðďĊĮ ďī #ÐăÐĴðďĊĮ }ìÐ A}šĉ­řƬ ­Ĵ ­Ċř ĴðĉÐ īÐĪķÐĮĴ åīďĉ ĴìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă qtZqZw't Æì­ĊæÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ­ĊÌƸďī ĮÆďĨÐ ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌƫ ì­ĊæÐĮ ĉ­ř ðĊÆăķÌÐ ķĨ ĴďƬ ÅķĴ ĊďĴ ÅÐ ăðĉðĴÐÌ Ĵďƭ ­Ċ ðĊÆīЭĮÐƸÌÐÆīЭĮÐ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĴřĨÐ ­ĊÌƸďī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ÅÐðĊæ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌƬ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊƸīÐĉďŒ­ă ďå ĴìÐ ĴřĨÐ ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ÅÐðĊæ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌƬ åīÐĪķÐĊÆř ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ÅÐðĊæ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌƬ ÐĴÆÐĴÐī­ƫ }ìÐ ÆďĮĴ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďå ĮķÆì Æì­ĊæÐĮ Įì­ăă ÅÐ ­æīÐÐÌ ķĨďĊ Åř ĴìÐ qtZqZw't ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ A}šĨīðďī Ĵď ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ­ŨīĉĮ ðĴĮ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ­ĊÌ ­ÆÆÐĨĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ­ķĴìďīðĴř Ĵď īÐĪķÐĮĴ Æì­ĊæÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ­ĊÌƸďī ĮÆďĨÐ ďå ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌƫ ”Ð īÐÆďæĊðšÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐĮÐ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ĉ­ř ÐĊÆďĉĨ­ĮĮ ­Åīď­Ì ī­ĊæÐ ďå ĨďĮĮðÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ÅķĴ ĊďĴ ăðĉðĴÐÌ Ĵď ðĊÆīЭĮÐĮ ďī ÌÐÆīЭĮÐĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĴřĨÐ ­ĊÌƸďī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌƬ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊĮ ďī īÐĉďŒ­ăĮ ďå ÆÐīĴ­ðĊ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­ÌþķĮĴĉÐĊĴĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ åīÐĪķÐĊÆř ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ īÐĊÌÐīÐÌƫ ”Ð ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ÆďĮĴ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ­ĮĮďÆð­ĴÐÌ œðĴì ĮķÆì Æì­ĊæÐĮ œðăă ÅÐ ĮķÅþÐÆĴ Ĵď ĉķĴķ­ă ­æīÐÐĉÐĊĴ ÅÐĴœÐÐĊ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĴř Ĩīðďī Ĵď ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƫ Į ­ ŦÐŘðÅăÐ ­ĊÌ ­Ì­ĨĴ­ÅăÐ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐīƬ œÐ ­īÐ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ÐĊæ­æðĊæ ðĊ Æďăă­Åďī­ĴðŒÐ ÌðĮÆķĮĮðďĊĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ ðĴř Ĵď ­ĮĮÐĮĮ ĴìÐ åЭĮðÅðăðĴř ­ĊÌ ÆďĮĴ ðĉĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ďå īÐĪķÐĮĴÐÌ ĉďÌðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ Zķī ­ðĉ ðĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ­Ċř ­ÌþķĮĴĉÐĊĴĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ œÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ăðæĊ œðĴì ĴìÐ ÐŒďăŒðĊæ ĊÐÐÌĮ ďå ĴìÐ ðĴř œìðăÐ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ­Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĉķĴķ­ăăř ÅÐĊÐťÆð­ă œďīāðĊæ īÐă­ĴðďĊĮìðĨƫ 58 444 sķÐĮĴðďĊĊ­ðīÐ 59 445 sķÐĮĴðďĊĊ­ðīÐ wÐÆĴðďĊ qăЭĮÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐĮ Ĵď ­ăă ðĴÐĉĮ ăðĮĴÐÌ ķĊÌÐī ЭÆì ďå ĴìÐ åďăăďœðĊæ ĴÐĊ ƺųŲƻ ĪķÐĮĴðďĊĊ­ðīÐ ĮÐÆĴðďĊĮƫ ƒqīðďī Ĵď ­īÐĪķÐĮĴ ÅÐðĊæ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐÌƬ ĴìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă qtZqZw't Įì­ăă ĮķÅĉðĴ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}š ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďĊ ìďœ ĴìÐ īÐĪķÐĮĴ œðăă ­ååÐÆĴ ĴìÐ ďŒÐī­ăă ­œ­īÌÐÌ æīÐÐĉÐĊĴƫ ďĊťīĉÐÌƫ Aå ĮÐăÐÆĴÐÌƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ œðăă ĮķÅĉðĴ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďĊ ìďœ ĴìÐ īÐĪķÐĮĴ œðăă ­ååÐÆĴ ĴìÐ ďŒÐī­ăă ­œ­īÌÐÌ ­æīÐÐĉÐĊĴƫ ”Ð ­īÐ ĪķðĴÐ å­ĉðăð­ī œðĴì ĴìðĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ œðăă ÅÐ ­ÅăÐ Ĵď ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐ ĴìðĮ œðĴìďķĴ ÆďĊŦðÆĴƫ ƒAĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ĴìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă qtZqZw't ĨÐīåďīĉĮ ďī ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ă œďīā ďī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ œðĴìďķĴ ďÅĴ­ðĊðĊæ œīðĴĴÐĊ ­ĨĨīďŒ­ă Œð­­Ċ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐăř ÐŘÐÆķĴÐÌ Æì­ĊæÐ ďīÌÐīƬ ­ĉÐĊÌĉÐĊĴƬ ďī ĨķīÆì­ĮÐ ďīÌÐīƬ ðĴ Įì­ăă ÅÐ ­Ĵ ðĴĮ ďœĊ īðĮā ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ A}š­ĮĮķĉÐĮ Ċď īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴř åďī ­Ċř ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ă ÆďĮĴĮ ĊďĴ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ­ăăř ­ķĴìďīðšÐÌ Åř ­Ċ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐăř ðĮĮķÐÌ ­ĊÌ ÐŘÐÆķĴÐÌ Æì­ĊæÐ ďīÌÐīƬ ĉÐĊÌĉÐĊĴƬ ďī ĨķīÆì­ĮÐ ďīÌÐī ­Į ­ĨĨăðÆ­ÅăÐƫ AĊ ­ÆÆďīÌ­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴÐÌ ĴÐīĉĮƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­Ċř ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ă œďīā ďī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ œðĴìďķĴ ďÅĴ­ðĊðĊæ œīðĴĴÐĊ ­ĨĨīďŒ­ă Œð­­ĨīďĨÐīăř ÐŘÐÆķĴÐÌ Æì­ĊæÐ ďīÌÐīƬ ­ĉÐĊÌĉÐĊĴƬ ďī ĨķīÆì­ĮÐ ďīÌÐī œðăă ÅÐ ­Ĵ ďķī ďœĊ īðĮāƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ðĴř ­ĮĮķĉÐĮ Ċď īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴř åďī ­Ċř ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ă ÆďĮĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­īÐ ĊďĴ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ­ăăř ­ķĴìďīðšÐÌ Åř ­Ċ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐăř ðĮĮķÐÌ ­ĊÌ ÐŘÐÆķĴÐÌ Æì­ĊæÐ ďīÌÐīƬ ­ĉÐĊÌĉÐĊĴƬ ďī ĨķīÆì­ĮÐ ďīÌÐīƬ ­Į ­ĨĨăðÆ­ÅăÐƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ðĮ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ­ÌìÐīðĊæ Ĵď ĴìÐ ­æīÐÐÌǀķĨďĊ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĨīďĨÐī ­ķĴìďīðš­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ­ŒďðÌ ­Ċř ķĊåďīÐĮÐÐĊ ÆďĮĴĮ ďī ăð­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƫ 60 446 sķÐĮĴðďĊĊ­ðīÐ ųƭ Zīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ 'ŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ }ìÐ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ďŒÐī­ăă ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮĴī­ĴÐæřƸĨìðăďĮďĨìř ǀ qăЭĮÐ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ĴìÐ åďăăďœðĊæ ðĊ řďķī īÐĮĨďĊĮÐƭ Ƶ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ŒðÐœ ďå ĴìÐ īďăÐ ďå ĴìÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐīƫ Ĵ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮƬ œÐ ŒðÐœ ĴìÐ īďăÐ ďå ­Ċ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř ƺA}ƻ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐī ­Į ðĊĮĴīķĉÐĊĴ­ă ðĊ å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴðĊæ ­Ċ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊǑĮ ĨīďÌķÆĴðŒðĴř ­ĊÌ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐĮƫ ”Ð ÅÐăðЌРðĊ ĊďĴ þķĮĴ īÐĮďăŒðĊæ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ÅķĴ ÅÐðĊæ ­ĴīķÐ Ĩ­īĴĊÐī Ĵď ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮÐĮ ǀ ­ðÌðĊæ ðĊ ĴìÐ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæƬ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďå ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř Ĵď ĮĴīЭĉăðĊÐ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ åďĮĴÐī æīďœĴìƫ ”Ð ÆďĊĮðÌÐī ďķīĮÐăŒÐĮ ­Į ­ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ ­ăăřƬ ­ăðæĊðĊæ ďķī ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ ÆăðÐĊĴǑĮ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ æď­ăĮƬ åďīÐĮÐÐðĊæ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ì­ĨĴðĊæ Ĵď Æì­ĊæðĊæ ĊÐÐÌĮ œðĴì ­æðăðĴřƫ ”Ð Œ­ăķÐ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ īķĊ ĮĉďďĴìăřƬ ­ĊÌ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ ­īÐ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐÌ ÅÐåďīÐ ĴìÐř ÅÐÆďĉÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉ­ĴðÆƫ Zķī īďăÐ ÐŘĴÐĊÌĮ ÅÐřďĊÌ þķĮĴ īÐĮďăŒðĊæ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮ Ĵď ðĊÆăķÌÐ ÐÌķÆ­ĴðĊæ ķĮÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ­ĮЭĉăÐĮĮ ðĊĴÐæī­ĴðďĊ ďå ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ðĊĴď ĴìÐðī Ì­ðăř ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ AĊ ÐĮĮÐĊÆÐƬ œÐ ĮÐÐ ďķīĮÐăŒÐĮ ­Į ĉďīÐ Ĵì­Ċ þķĮĴ A}ĮķĨĨďīĴ ǀ œÐ ­īÐ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ÐĊ­ÅăÐīĮƬ ÆďĊĴīðÅķĴðĊæ Ĵď ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴǑĮ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵìīďķæì ÐŘĨÐīĴ ­ĊÌ īÐăð­ÅăÐ A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ Ƶ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ­Ċř ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďī ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÐĮ ďī ĴÐÆìĊðĪķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ qtZqZw't ðĊĴÐĊÌĮ Ĵď ÐĉĨăďř ðĊ Æ­īīřðĊæ ďķĴ ĴìÐ ĮÆďĨÐ ďå œďīāƫ ­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮNjĮ īÐĮЭīÆì ­ĊÌ ĨīÐåÐīÐĊÆÐĮƬ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ ì­Į ÌÐÆðÌÐÌ Ĵď ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ ­Ċ A}T­Ċ­æÐÌ wÐīŒðÆÐĮ TďÌÐă ­Ĵ ĴìðĮ ĴðĉÐƫ }ìðĮ ðĮ ­åķăăř ďķĴĮďķīÆÐÌ ĮďăķĴðďĊ œìÐīЭĮ ĴìÐ Twq œðăă ­ĮĮķĉÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴř åďī ­ăă ­ĮĨÐÆĴĮ ďå ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮNjĮ A}ĮřĮĴÐĉƫ }ìÐ Twq ĉķĮĴ ÅÐ ĴìÐ ĮðĊæăÐ ĨďðĊĴ ďå ÆďĊĴ­ÆĴ åďī ­ăă ĮĴ­åå åďī ­ăă A}ǀīÐă­ĴÐÌ ðĮĮķÐĮƫ ”Ð œìďăÐìЭīĴÐÌăř ­ĨĨīÐÆð­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮǑĮ ÌÐÆðĮðďĊ Ĵď ­ÌďĨĴ ­åķăăř ďķĴĮďķīÆÐÌ A}T­Ċ­æÐÌ wÐīŒðÆÐĮ TďÌÐăƫ }ìðĮ ĉďÌÐă ­ăðæĊĮ œðĴì ďķī ­ĨĨīď­Æì ­Ĵ wqUƬ œìÐīÐ œÐ ­ðĉ Ĵď ÅÐ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐƬ ĮðĊæăÐǀĮďķīÆÐ ĮďăķĴðďĊ åďī ­ăă A}ǀīÐă­ĴÐÌ ĉ­ĴĴÐīĮƫ Į řďķī T­Ċ­æÐÌ wÐī ŒðÆÐĮ qīďŒðÌÐī ƺTwqƻƬ œÐ ­īÐ ĨīÐĨ­īÐÌ Ĵď ­ĮĮķĉÐ åķăă īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴř åďī ­ăă ­ĮĨÐÆĴĮ ďå ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ A}ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ }ìðĮ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴř ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÅķĴ ðĮ ĊďĴ ăðĉðĴÐÌ ĴďƬ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƬ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðďĊƬ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐīř Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ >ÐăĨ #ÐĮā ĮķĨĨďīĴƫ Zķī Ĩīðĉ­īř ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐ ðĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ĮĉďďĴì ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīÐ åķĊÆĴðďĊðĊæ ďå ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮǑ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ­ăăďœðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ Ĵď åďÆķĮ ďĊ ðĴĮ ÆďīÐ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ œðĴìďķĴ ĴìÐ ÌðĮĴī­ÆĴðďĊĮ ďå A}ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ ”Ð ­ÆÆďĉĨăðĮì ĴìðĮ Åř ăÐŒÐī­æðĊæ ďķī ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐƬ ĮĴ­ĴÐǀďåǀĴìÐǀ­īĴ ĴďďăĮƬ ­ĊÌ ðĊÌķĮĴīř ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƫ tÐÆďæĊðšðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĮœðåĴ ðĮĮķÐ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊƬ œÐ ­īÐ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ÅÐðĊæ ĴìÐ ĮðĊæăÐ ĨďðĊĴ ďå ÆďĊĴ­ÆĴ åďī ­ăă řďķī ĮĴ­åå åďī ­ăă A}ǀīÐă­ĴÐÌ ðĮĮķÐĮƫ Zķī >ÐăĨ #ÐĮā œðăă ÅÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮðÅăÐ ŴŶƸŹƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴðĉÐăř ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ĉðĊðĉ­ă ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊ Ĵď ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ 61 447 9ķīĴìÐīĉďīÐƬ œÐ ÅÐăðЌРðĊ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ ř īďķĴðĊÐăř ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉǑĮ ìЭăĴì ­ĊÌ ÆďĊÌķÆĴðĊæ īÐæķă­ī ­ķÌðĴĮƬ œÐ Æ­Ċ ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­ĊÌ ĉðĴðæ­ĴÐ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ ÅÐåďīÐ ĴìÐř ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐƬ åķīĴìÐī ÐĊì­ĊÆðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉ īÐăð­ÅðăðĴř ­ĊÌ ķĮÐī Į­ĴðĮå­ÆĴðďĊƫ Ƶ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ĮĴī­ĴÐæř åďī āÐÐĨðĊæ ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ðĊåďīĉÐÌ ďå ĮřĮĴÐĉ ÆďĊÌðĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ Æì­ĊæÐĮƫ ”Ð īÐÆďæĊðšÐ ĴìÐ åķĊÌ­ĉÐĊĴ­ă īďăÐ Ĵì­Ĵ īÐăð­ÅăÐ ĮÐīŒÐī ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ Ĩă­ř ðĊ ĴìÐ ĮЭĉăÐĮĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ ďå řďķī ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮƫ ”ðĴì ĴìðĮ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ­Ĵ ĴìÐ ÆďīÐ ďå ďķī ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ďååÐīðĊæƬ œÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ œðĴì ŴŶƸŹ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĮÐīŒÐī ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæƫ ÐĊĴī­ă Ĵď ďķī ­ĨĨīď­Æì ðĮ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ­œÐăăǀÌÐťĊÐÌ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴðďĊ ĨīďĴďÆďăƫ }ìðĮ ĮĴī­ĴÐæř ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď īÐĮĨďĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăř Ĵď ĴìÐ Œ­īðÐÌ ĮÐŒÐīðĴř ďå ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ďķĴ­æÐĮƬ ĉðĊðĉðšðĊæ ĴìÐðī ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ Zķī ŴŶƸŹ ĮÐīŒÐī ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ œðĴì Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď āÐÐĨ ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ðĊåďīĉÐÌƬ œÐ ­ăĮď 쭌РÐĮÆ­ă­ĴðďĊ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĮÐŒÐīðĴř ďå ­Ċř ķĊĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ ďķĴ­æÐĮƫ 62 448 sķÐĮĴðďĊĊ­ðīÐ Ŵƭ qīďÅăÐĉ tÐĨďīĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ tÐĮďăķĴðďĊ qīďÆÐĮĮ ­ƻ AĊÆăķÌÐ ÐŒðÌÐĊÆÐ Ĵì­Ĵ qtZqZw't ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌĮ ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ ÆķīīÐĊĴ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ­Ċ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ďå œďīāðĊæ œðĴìðĊ ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ ÅķÌæÐĴ­īř ÆďĊĮĴī­ðĊĴĮƫ Į wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮƬ œÐ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ÆķīīÐĊĴ ÅķÌæÐĴ­īř ÆďĊĮĴī­ðĊĴĮ Ĵìīďķæì ďķī ÐŘĴÐĊĮðŒÐ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ðĊ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ÆďĮĴǀÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ A}ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵď æďŒÐīĊĉÐĊĴ ÐĊĴðĴðÐĮƫ ”Ð ­īÐ ­ÌÐĨĴ ­Ĵ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴðĊæ ĮÆ­ă­ÅăÐ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ ăðāÐ ÆăďķÌ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ Ĵď īÐÌķÆÐ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ÆďĮĴĮƫ Zķī åďÆķĮ ďĊ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴðŒÐ ĉЭĮķīÐĮ ĉðĊðĉðšÐĮ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐ ­ĊÌ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ĴìÐīÐÅř īÐÌķÆðĊæ ăďĊæǀĴÐīĉ ÆďĮĴĮƫ ”Ð ­ăĮď ďååÐī ŦÐŘðÅăÐƬ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊĴ ĮķĨĨďīĴ Ĩ­Æā­æÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ìÐăĨ ðĊ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ÐŘĨÐĊÌðĴķīÐ ďĊ A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ Zķī ­ĨĨīď­Æì ĴìķĮ ÆďĉÅðĊÐĮ Īķ­ăðĴř ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ œðĴì þķÌðÆðďķĮ īÐĮďķīÆÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ÐŒÐĊ œðĴìðĊ ÅķÌæÐĴ­īř ÆďĊĮĴī­ðĊĴĮƫ Åƻ AĊÆăķÌÐ Ĩă­Ċ ďå ­ÆĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĉðăÐĮĴďĊÐĮ åďī ďĊÅď­īÌðĊæ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƫ Zķī ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ðĮ ÌðŒðÌÐÌ ðĊĴď ťŒÐ ƺŷƻ Ĩì­ĮÐĮƭ ďĊĴī­ÆĴĮ ­ĊÌ ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðďĊƬ qă­ĊĊðĊæƬ AĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ ZĊÅď­īÌðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ :ďOðŒÐƫ }ìÐ åďăăďœðĊæ ďķĴăðĊÐ ÌÐĴ­ðăĮ ĮķÅĴ­ĮāĮ åďī ЭÆì Ĩì­ĮÐ ðĊ ďķī ĨīďÆÐĮĮƭ ųƫ ďĊĴī­ÆĴĮ ­ĊÌ ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðŒÐ ­ƫ ďĊĴī­ÆĴ œ­īÌ Åƫ NðÆāďåå TÐÐĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ }Эĉ AĊĴīďÌķÆĴðďĊ Æƫ 9ЭĮðÅðăðĴř wĴķÌðÐĮ ­ĊÌ wðĴÐ wķīŒÐř Ŵƫ qă­ĊĊðĊæ ­ƫ #­Ĵ­­ăăĮ ­ĊÌ tÐĪķÐĮĴĮ åīďĉ wqU Ĵď ĴìÐ ðĴř Åƫ }ķīĊďŒÐī ďå AĊŒÐĊĴďīř OðĮĴ Æƫ “Ðīðåř 'ĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ Ìƫ wì­īÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴĮ ƺĨ­ĮĮœďīÌĮƬ Aq ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐĮƬ ÐĴÆƻ Ðƫ #ÐŒÐăďĨ ­ĊÌ ÅīðÐå ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐ ŵƫ AĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ­ƫ ďĊťæķīÐ wqU tTT ĴďďăƮ ÆīЭĴÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř æīďķĨĮ ­ĊÌ œďīāŦďœĮ åďī ĴìÐ ðĴř Åƫ ďĊťæķīÐ €“AN Ĵď ÌðĮÆďŒÐī ĴìÐ ðĴř ­ĮĮÐĴĮ Æƫ ďĊťæķīÐ “ðīĴķ­ă wA'T åďī īÐĉďĴÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ Ìƫ ďĊťæķīÐ ZĊĮðĴÐ wA'T åďī ðĊǀÌÐĨĴì ĊÐĴœďīā ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ Ðƫ īЭĴÐ Ì­ĮìÅď­īÌĮ ­ĊÌ œďīāŦďœĮ åƫ īЭĴÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðďĊ æƫ wÐĴ ķĨ >ÐăĨ #ÐĮā sķÐķÐĮ åďī ĴìÐ ðĴř ìƫ wÐĴ ķĨ T­ðăqīďĴÐÆĴ ƺÐĉ­ðă ťăĴÐīðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊƻ ðƫ wÐĴ ķĨ wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐ åďī 'ĊÌ qďðĊĴ #ÐĴÐÆĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ qīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ åďī ĊĴðŒðīķĮƬ ĊĴðĉ­ăœ­īÐƬ ĊĴð t­ĊĮďĉœ­īÐƫ þƫ wÐĴ ķĨ ÆīďĊðĮ ­ÆāķĨ qīďťăÐ åďī Å­ÆāķĨ ­ĊÌ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐīř Ŷƫ ZĊÅď­īÌðĊæ ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ ĮĮÐĴĮ ­ƫ AĊĮĴ­ăă tTTƬ wA'TƬ ķŒðāƬ wÐĊĴðĊÐăZĊÐƬ q't>wA'T ǽ ÆīďĊðĮ ­ÆāķĨ æÐĊĴĮ ďĊ ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ ĮĮÐĴĮ ðĊ ĉķăĴðĨăÐ ÆďĊÆķīīÐĊĴ ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴĮƫ Åƫ #ðĮÆďŒÐī ĴìÐ ðĴř NjĮ ĮĮÐĴĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ wqU tðæìĴ:­ķæÐ #­ĮìÅď­īÌĮ åďī ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ Æƫ īЭĴÐ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř Å­ĮÐăðĊÐĮ 63 449 Ìƫ 'ŘÐÆķĴÐ ðĊðĴð­ă åķăă Å­ÆāķĨ ďå ÐŒÐīř ÐĊÌĨďðĊĴ ­ĊÌ ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐ Ì­Ĵ­Ƭ ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ðĉ­æÐĮ Ðƫ qÐīåďīĉ }ÐĮĴðĊæ åƫ }ī­ðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴř NjĮ €ĮÐīĮƬ wĴ­āÐìďăÌÐīĮƬ ÐĴÆƫ ŷƫ :ďOðŒÐ ­ĊÌ wķĮĴ­ðĊĉÐĊĴ ­ƫ wķĨĨďīĴ wÐīŒðÆÐĮ :ďOðŒÐ Åƫ wřĮĴÐĉ wķĮĴ­ðĊĉÐĊĴ Æƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ìďœ qtZqZw't œðăă ĨīďĨďĮÐ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ ­ĮĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÐā ­ĨĨīďŒ­ă åīďĉ ĴìÐ A}šƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ Œ­ăķÐ ďå å­ĉðăð­ī å­ÆÐĮ œìď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ řďķī ķĊðĪķÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ĊÐÐÌĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīÐåÐīÐĊÆÐĮƫ >ďœÐŒÐīƬ œÐ ­ăĮď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ĮðĴķ­ĴðďĊĮ Æ­Ċ Æì­ĊæÐƬ ĮďĉÐĴðĉÐĮ ĊÐÆÐĮĮðĴ­ĴðĊæ ­ĮìðåĴ ðĊ ­ĮĮðæĊÐÌ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐăƫ AĊ ĮķÆì ðĊĮĴ­ĊÆÐĮƬ œìÐĊ œÐ ĮÐÐ ĴìÐ ĊÐÐÌ åďī ­Æì­ĊæÐ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ ­ĮĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šƬ œÐ 쭌Р­ĮřĮĴÐĉ­ĴðÆ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĮĉďďĴì Ĵī­ĊĮðĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĉðĊðĉ­ă ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊ ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ 9ðīĮĴƬ œÐ ðĊĴÐīĊ­ăăř ðÌÐĊĴðåř ĴìÐ ĊÐœ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊƺĮƻ ÅÐĮĴ ĮķðĴÐÌ åďī ĴìÐ ­ĮĮðæĊĉÐĊĴƬ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐðī ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÆďĉĨÐĴÐĊÆðÐĮƬ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ĮāðăăĮƫ ZĊÆÐ ĴìÐĮÐ Æ­ĊÌðÌ­ĴÐĮ ­īÐ ðÌÐĊĴðťÐÌƬ œÐ Ĵìďīďķæìăř ÅīðÐå ĴìÐĉ ďĊ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ķĊðĪķÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĊďīĉĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīř ĉďÌÐăƫ ZĊÆÐ œÐ 쭌Рåķăăř ĨīÐĨ­īÐÌ ĴìÐ ĊÐœ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊƺĮƻ åďī ĴìÐ ­ĮĮðæĊĉÐĊĴƬ œÐ œðăă åďīĉ­ăăř ĨīďĨďĮÐ ĴìÐ Æì­ĊæÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ĨīďťăÐĮ ďå ĴìÐ ĊÐœ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊƺĮƻ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìÐðī ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă Īķ­ăðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐƫ ”Ð œðăă ĴìÐĊ ĮÐÐā řďķī ­ĨĨīďŒ­ă ÅÐåďīÐ ĉ­āðĊæ ­Ċř Æì­ĊæÐĮƫ Ìƻ 'ŘĨă­ðĊ ìďœ qtZqZw't Ĩă­ĊĮ Ĵď āÐÐĨ ­ăă ÌÐĮāĴďĨƸă­ĨĴďĨ ÆďĉĨķĴÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒÐīĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ­Ĵ ďĨĴðĉ­ă ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå āÐÐĨðĊæ ­ăă ÌÐĮāĴďĨĮƬ ă­ĨĴďĨĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐī ŒÐīĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ­Ĵ ďĨĴðĉ­ă ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ åďī ĴìÐ ĮĉďďĴì īķĊĊðĊæ ďå ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ­Ċř ķĊĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ÌďœĊĴðĉÐƫ }ď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìðĮƬ œÐ åďăăďœ ­ĉķăĴðǀå­ÆÐĴÐÌ ­ĨĨīď­Æìƭ qīď­ÆĴðŒÐ T­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƭ ”Ð ÐĉĨăďř ­Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ­ĨĨīď­ÆìƬ œìðÆì ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ īÐæķă­ī ÆìÐÆāķĨĮ ­ĊÌ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ ÅÐåďīÐ ĴìÐř ďÆÆķīƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĴðĉÐăř Ĩ­ĴÆì ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ­ăă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉЭĮķīÐĮ ­īÐ ķĨǀĴďǀÌ­ĴÐƫ TďĊðĴďīðĊæƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ ÆďĊĮĴ­ĊĴăř ĉďĊðĴďīĮ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ìЭăĴìƬ ĮÐī ŒÐī œďīāăď­ÌĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ķĮ­æÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ĉÐĴīðÆĮƫ €ĮðĊæ ďķī ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĴďďăĮƬ œÐ Æ­Ċ ðÌÐĊĴðåř ķĊķĮķ­ă ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ ďī ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ­Ċďĉ­ăðÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉðæìĴ ðĊÌðÆ­ĴÐ ­ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐƫ ZĨĴðĉðš­ĴðďĊƭ ”Ð ÆďĊÌķÆĴ īďķĴðĊÐ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ďĨĴðĉðš­ĴðďĊ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ÌðĮā ÌÐåī­æĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ ÆăЭīðĊæ Æ­ÆìÐƬ ÆìÐÆāðĊæ åďī ķĊĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř Å­ÆāæīďķĊÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ďĨĴðĉðšðĊæ ĮÐīŒÐī ăď­ÌĮ Ĵď āÐÐĨ ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ īķĊĊðĊæ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăřƫ >­īÌœ­īÐ T­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƭ tÐæķă­ī ðĊĮĨÐÆĴðďĊĮ ďå ì­īÌœ­īÐ ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ ­īÐ ÆďĊÌķÆĴÐÌ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐř ­īÐ œďīāðĊæ ĨīďĨÐīăřƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÆăЭĊðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ďŒÐīìЭĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ ì­īÌœ­īÐ å­ðăķīÐƫ 64 450 ­ÆāķĨ ­ĊÌ tÐÆďŒÐīřƭ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ Ì­Ĵ­ðĮ ĴìÐ ìЭīĴ ďå ­Ċř ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊƫ }ìÐīÐåďīÐƬ œÐ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ īÐæķă­ī Ì­Ĵ­Å­ÆāķĨ ­ĊÌ ì­ŒÐ ­ĮĴīďĊæ īÐÆďŒÐīř Ĩă­Ċ ðĊ Ĩă­ÆÐ Ĵď Į­åÐæķ­īÌ ­æ­ðĊĮĴ Ì­Ĵ­ ăďĮĮ ÌķīðĊæ ì­īÌœ­īÐ å­ðăķīÐĮƫ €ĮÐī }ī­ðĊðĊæƭ ZåĴÐĊƬ ĴìÐ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ďå ÌÐĮāĴďĨĮƸă­ĨĴďĨĮ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ ì­ĉĨÐīÐÌ ÌķÐ Ĵď ķĊðĊĴÐĊĴðďĊ­ă ķĮÐī ­ÆĴðďĊĮƫ }ď ­ŒďðÌ ĴìðĮƬ œÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ æķðÌÐăðĊÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ķĮÐīĮ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĴìÐ ďĨĴðĉ­ă ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĴìÐðī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ 'ĊÌǀqďðĊĴ qīďĴÐÆĴðďĊƭ ”Ð ķĮÐ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ÐĊÌĨďðĊĴ ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ åīďĉ ĉ­ăœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴìīЭĴĮ œìðÆì Æ­Ċ Įăďœ ÌďœĊ ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ďī Æ­ķĮÐ Ì­Ĵ­ăďĮĮƫ Ðƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ìďœ qtZqZw't œðăă āÐÐĨ ĴìÐ A}šðĊåďīĉÐÌ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴÐ ďå ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ }ď āÐÐĨ ĴìÐ A}šðĊåďīĉÐÌ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴÐ ďå ðĴĮ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ œðăă ÐĉĨăďř ­īďÅķĮĴƬ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ Ĩă­Ċƫ }ìðĮ ­ĨĨīď­Æì œðăă ÐĊÆďĉĨ­ĮĮƭ tÐæķă­ī tÐĨďīĴĮƭ ”ÐǑăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌƬ ЭĮřǀĴďǀķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ īÐĨďīĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ďķĴăðĊÐ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ďå ­ăă A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ œðăă ðĊÆăķÌÐ āÐř ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ðĊÌðÆ­ĴďīĮƬ ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐÌ Ĵ­ĮāĮƬ ďĊæďðĊæ ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ĴìÐðī ĮďăķĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå ­Ċř ďĊæďðĊæ ĨīďþÐÆĴĮƫ }ìÐř ÆďķăÌ ÅÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīÐÌ œÐÐāăřƬ ĉďĊĴìăřƬ Īķ­īĴÐīăřƬ ďī ­Į ÌÐĮðīÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ A}šƫ TÐÐĴðĊæĮƭ ”Ð œðăă ìďăÌ īÐæķă­ī ĉÐÐĴðĊæĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}ÌÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ĮĴ­āÐìďăÌÐīĮƫ }ìðĮ œðăă ­ăăďœ ķĮ Ĵď ÌðĮÆķĮĮ īÐĨďīĴĮƬ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ÆďĊÆÐīĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĨďĮÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ A}ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ AĴ œðăă ­ăĮď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴìÐ ďĨĨďīĴķĊðĴř Ĵď īÐŒðÐœ ­ĊÌ ­ăðæĊ ďĊ ĨīðďīðĴðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ķĨÆďĉðĊæ ĨīďþÐÆĴĮƫ tЭăǀ}ðĉÐ #­ĮìÅď­īÌĮƭ ”Ð œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď īЭăǀĴðĉÐ Ì­ĮìÅď­īÌĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÌðĮĨă­ř ĴìÐ ÆķīīÐĊĴ ĮĴ­ĴÐ ďå Œ­īðďķĮ A}ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ Ì­ĮìÅď­īÌĮ ­īÐ ðĊĴķðĴðŒÐ ­ĊÌ ­ÆÆÐĮĮðÅăÐƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ A}šĮĴ­åå œðĴì ­īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ĮĊ­ĨĮìďĴ ďå ĴìÐðī A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮƫ ăÐīĴĮ ­ĊÌ UďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƭ AĊ Æ­ĮÐ ďå ­Ċř ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ ďī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴìīЭĴĮƬ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ­ăÐīĴĮ œðăă ÅÐ ĮÐĊĴ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ÌÐĮðæĊ­ĴÐÌ īÐĨīÐĮÐĊĴ­ĴðŒÐĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ­ăÐīĴĮ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ ÆķĮĴďĉðšÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĨīÐåÐīÐĊÆÐ ďå ĴìÐ A}šƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐ īðæìĴ ĨÐďĨăÐ ­īÐ ĊďĴðťÐÌ ­Ĵ ĴìÐ īðæìĴ ĴðĉÐƫ ĊĊķ­ă tÐŒðÐœĮƭ ZĊÆÐ ­řЭīƬ œÐ œðăă ÆďĊÌķÆĴ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐŒðÐœ ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ }ìðĮ īÐŒðÐœ œðăă ­Ċ­ăřšÐ ĴìÐ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ďŒÐī ĴìÐ Ĩ­ĮĴ řЭīƬ ÌðĮÆķĮĮ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐĉÐĊĴĮ ðĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř Ĵì­Ĵ ĉ­ř ÅÐĊÐťĴ ĴìÐ A}šƬ ­ĊÌ ÌÐŒÐăďĨ ­ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ A}Ĩă­Ċ åďī ĴìÐ ķĨÆďĉðĊæ řЭīƫ ZĨÐĊ ďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ì­ĊĊÐăĮƭ ”Ð œðăă ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮì ÌðīÐÆĴ ăðĊÐĮ ďå ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ÅÐĴœÐÐĊ ĴìÐ A}š ­ĊÌ ďķī ĴЭĉ åďī ĪķÐīðÐĮƬ åÐÐÌÅ­ÆāƬ ďī ðĮĮķÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ÆďķăÌ ðĊÆăķÌÐ Ðĉ­ðăƬ ĨìďĊÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ăăř ­ ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ ĨďīĴ­ă œìÐīÐ ĪķÐīðÐĮ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ ăďææÐÌ ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ÆāÐÌƫ åƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ìďœ ĴìÐ qtZqZw't œðăă īÐĨďīĴ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ķĮÐī ĊÐÐÌĮƬ ĊÐÐÌĮ åďī Æì­ĊæÐĮƬ ÐĴÆÐĴÐī­ƫ ”Ð ­ÌďĨĴ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐĨďīĴðĊæ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăř īÐă­ř ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ķĮÐī ĊÐÐÌĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ åďī Æì­ĊæÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĮ ­ÆìðÐŒÐÌ Ĵìīďķæì ĴìÐ åďăăďœðĊæ ĉЭĮķīÐĮƭ 65 451 wĴ­ĴķĮ tÐĨďīĴĮƭ tÐæķă­ī ĮĴ­ĴķĮ īÐĨďīĴĮ œðăă ÅÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌƬ œìðÆì œðăă ðĊÆăķÌÐ ­ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐ īķĊÌďœĊ ďå ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå Œ­īðďķĮ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĮÐī ŒÐīĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ì­īÌœ­īÐƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ œðăă ÆďĊĮðĮĴ ďå ĮřĮĴÐĉ ķĨĴðĉÐ ĮĴ­ĴðĮĴðÆĮƬ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ĉÐĴīðÆĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř ­Ċďĉ­ăðÐĮ ďī ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ďÆÆķīīÐÌƫ €ĮÐī UÐÐÌĮ ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð œðăă ÆďĊÌķÆĴ ĨÐīðďÌðÆ ķĮÐī ĮķīŒÐřĮ ­ĊÌ åÐÐÌÅ­Æā ĮÐĮĮðďĊĮ Ĵď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ķĮÐī ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ Æì­ăăÐĊæÐĮ ÅÐĴĴÐīƫ }ìÐĮÐ ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴĮ œðăă ÅÐ Įì­īÐÌ œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ďķĴăðĊðĊæ ķĮÐī ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐĮƬ ­īЭĮ ďå ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĮďăķĴðďĊĮƫ ì­ĊæÐ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ tÐĨďīĴĮƭ AĊ Æ­ĮÐ ­ĊÐÐÌ åďī Æì­ĊæÐ ­īðĮÐĮƬ ÅÐ ðĴ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ ďī ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďå ĊÐœ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮƬ ­ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ Æì­ĊæÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ īÐĨďīĴ œðăă ÅÐ ĨīÐĨ­īÐÌƫ }ìðĮ īÐĨďīĴ œðăă ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĴìÐ þķĮĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ åďī ĴìÐ Æì­ĊæÐƬ ĴìÐ ÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌ ðĉĨ­ÆĴƬ ĴìÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ 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ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ďķĴăðĊÐÌ ìÐīÐðĊƫ ĮĮķĉĨĴðďĊĮƭ Ɣ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ œðăă 쭌Рåķăă ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðŒÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ­ăă ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­ī ř Ĵď ĨÐīåďīĉ ĴìÐ ďķĴăðĊÐÌ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮƫ Ɣ }ìÐ A}šNjĮ ÐŘðĮĴðĊæ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ðĮ ðĊ æďďÌ ÆďĊÌðĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ÌďÐĮ ĊďĴ īÐĪķðīÐ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ ďŒÐīì­ķăĮƫ Ɣ }ìÐ A}šœðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ăă ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ÆīÐÌÐĊĴð­ăĮ ­ĊÌ ­ķĴìďīðš­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ĴìðīÌǀĨ­īĴř ŒÐĊÌďīĮ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ åďī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĨķīĨďĮÐĮƫ Ɣ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮǑ īďăÐ ðĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ īЭÆĴðŒÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴƮ ĴìķĮƬ ­ăă ĮĴ­åå œðăă åďăăďœ ĴìÐ ­æīÐÐÌǀķĨďĊ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ åďī ĮķÅĉðĴĴðĊæ ĮķĨĨďīĴ īÐĪķÐĮĴĮƫ Ɣ }ìÐ ďķĴăðĊÐÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ Ìď ĊďĴ ðĊÆăķÌÐ ÆďĮĴĮ īÐă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĨķīÆì­ĮÐ ďå ĊÐœ ì­īÌœ­īÐƬ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƬ ďī ăðÆÐĊĮÐĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ œďķăÌ ÅÐ ĪķďĴÐÌ ĮÐĨ­ī­ĴÐăřƫ tÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƭ Ɣ }ðĉÐăř ­ĊÌ ÆăЭī ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ åīďĉ ĴìÐ A}šďĊ ­Ċř Æì­ĊæÐĮƬ ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ďī ĊÐÐÌĮƫ Ɣ ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ A}ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ ÌķīðĊæ ďķī īÐæķă­ī ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮ ­ĊÌ ­åĴÐī ìďķīĮ ðĊ Æ­ĮÐ ďå ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆðÐĮƫ Ɣ tÐæķă­ī åÐÐÌÅ­Æā ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ðĉĨīďŒÐ ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ 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­ĮĮðæĊ ĴðÆāÐĴĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐðī ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ ­ĊÌ œďīāăď­Ìƫ }ìÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ Æ­Ċ ĴìÐĊ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ­ăă ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ Ĵìīďķæì ĴìÐ ĴðÆāÐĴ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­īĴ œďīāðĊæ ďĊ īÐĮďăŒðĊæ ðĴƫ }ìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ ÐŒÐīř ­ÆĴðďĊ Ĵ­āÐĊƬ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ĴðĉÐ ĮĨÐĊĴ ­īÐ ăďææÐÌ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ ĴðÆāÐĴƫ }ìðĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ðĮĮķÐĮ ­īÐ ÌЭăĴ œðĴì ðĊ ­Ċ ďīÌÐīăř ĉ­ĊĊÐīƬ ĨīðďīðĴðšÐÌ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐăřƬ ­ĊÌ ì­ĊÌăÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ ĉďĮĴ ĮķðĴ­ÅăÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­Ċƫ AĴ ­ăĮď ÐĊ­ÅăÐĮ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĉďĊæ ďķī ĴЭĉ ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ ­ĊÌ œðĴì ĴìÐ ÆăðÐĊĴƬ ­Į ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ­ĊÌ ­ăă ­ÆĴðďĊĮ Ĵ­āÐĊ ­īÐ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊĴăř ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴÐÌƫ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ­ăĮď ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐĨďīĴðĊæ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƫ ”Ð Æ­Ċ æÐĊÐī­ĴÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ ďĊ Œ­īðďķĮ ĉÐĴīðÆĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ĴðÆāÐĴ ŒďăķĉÐƬ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ ĴðĉÐĮƬ ÆďĉĉďĊ ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­åå ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƫ }ìÐĮÐ ðĊĮðæìĴĮ ìÐăĨ ķĮ ÆďĊĴðĊķ­ăăř ðĉĨīďŒÐ ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ ðÌÐĊĴðåř ĴīÐĊÌĮ ­ĊÌ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĨīďÅăÐĉĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­āÐ ðĊåďīĉÐÌ ÌÐÆðĮðďĊĮ ďĊ īÐĮďķīÆÐ ­ăăďÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ĊÐÐÌĮƫ Åƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ĮřĮĴÐĉ Ĵď ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐ ÆìīďĊðÆ ďī ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮƫ ”Ð ÐĉĨăďř ­ĮřĮĴÐĉ­ĴðÆ ­ĊÌ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐÌ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴðďĊ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ì­ĊÌăÐ ÆìīďĊðÆ ďī ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăř ­ĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăřƫ AĊðĴð­ă }ðÆāÐĴ īЭĴðďĊƭ 'ŒÐīř ðĮĮķÐ īÐĨďīĴÐÌ ðĮ ťīĮĴ ăďææÐÌ ðĊĴď ďķī ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ qwĮřĮĴÐĉƬ ÆīЭĴðĊæ ­ķĊðĪķÐ ĴðÆāÐĴƫ ­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ðĊðĴð­ă ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴƬ ĴìÐ ĴðÆāÐĴ ðĮ ­ĮĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ­åīďĊĴăðĊÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­Ċƫ 9ðīĮĴǀOÐŒÐă wķĨĨďīĴƭ Zķī åīďĊĴăðĊÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮƬ ÐĪķðĨĨÐÌ œðĴì ­Åīď­Ì ī­ĊæÐ ďå ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă āĊďœăÐÌæÐƬ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐƫ Aå ĴìÐř īÐĮďăŒÐ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ­Ĵ ĴìðĮ ĮĴ­æÐƬ ĴìÐř ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ ĴìÐ ĮďăķĴðďĊ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĴðÆāÐĴ ­ĊÌ ÆăďĮÐ ðĴƫ 69 455 wÐÆďĊÌǀOÐŒÐă wķĨĨďīĴƭ Aå ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉ ðĮ ÆďĉĨăÐŘ ­ĊÌ Æ­ĊĊďĴ ÅÐ īÐĮďăŒÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ ťīĮĴǀăðĊÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊƬ ĴìÐ ĴðÆāÐĴ ðĮ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ďķī ĮÐÆďĊÌǀăÐŒÐă ĮķĨĨďīĴƫ }ìÐĮÐ ­īÐ ĮĨÐÆð­ăðšÐÌ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ œðĴì ÌÐÐĨÐī āĊďœăÐÌæÐ ðĊ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ­īЭĮ ďå A}ƫ }ìÐř ķĮÐ ĴìÐðī ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ Ĵď ­Ċ­ăřšÐ ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉ ðĊ ÌÐĴ­ðăƬ ķĮðĊæ ĉďīÐ ĮďĨìðĮĴðÆ­ĴÐÌ ĴďďăĮ ­ĊÌ ĉÐĴìďÌĮ ðå ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īřƫ }ìðīÌǀOÐŒÐă wķĨĨďīĴƭ AĊ ī­īÐ Æ­ĮÐĮ œìÐīÐ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ðĮ 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Ĵī­ðĊÐÌ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ĉďĮĴ ÆďĉĉďĊ ðĮĮķÐĮƫ Aå ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­ī řƬ ĴìÐř ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐ ĉďīÐ ÆďĉĨăÐŘ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ĮĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴƫ wĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴĮƭ Zķī ĮĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴĮƬ œìðÆì ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ­Ċ­ăřĮĴĮƬ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŘĨÐīĴĮƬ Ì­Ĵ­Å­ĮÐ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴďīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī A}ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăĮƬ ­īÐ ­ăĮď ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ ÌķīðĊæ Ċďīĉ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮƫ }ìÐř ĨīďŒðÌÐ ðĊǀÌÐĨĴì ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ ðĊ ĴìÐðī īÐĮĨÐÆĴðŒÐ ťÐăÌĮ ­ĊÌ ­īÐ ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ åďī ÆďĊĮķăĴ­ĴðďĊƬ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ðĮĮķÐ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊƫ 70 456 ZĊǀ­ăă wķĨĨďīĴƭ ZķĴĮðÌÐ ďå Ċďīĉ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮƬ œÐ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ­Ċ ďĊǀÆ­ăă ĮřĮĴÐĉƫ Zķī ďĊǀÆ­ăă ĮĴ­åå ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ åīďĉ ЭÆì ăÐŒÐă ďå ďķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ìðÐī­īÆìř Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ Æ­Ċ īÐĮĨďĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăř Ĵď ­Ċř ðĮĮķÐƫ }ìÐř Æ­Ċ ì­ĊÌăÐ ķīæÐĊĴ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮƬ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ Ĵīð­æÐƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ­Į ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īřƫ Ìƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ­åĴÐīǀìďķīĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴƫ ”ì­Ĵ ðĮ ĴìÐ æķ­ī­ĊĴÐÐÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐƲ >ďœ ðĮ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ­åĴÐīǀìďķīĮ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐÌ ƺÐƫæƫƬ ĴðĉÐ ďå Ì­řƬ ĮÐŒÐīðĴřƻƲ ”ì­Ĵ ðĮ ĴìÐ ­ŒÐī­æÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐƲ Zķī ­åĴÐīǀìďķīĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ðĮ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐÌ Ĵď ì­ĊÌăÐ ­Ċř ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆðÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉðæìĴ ­īðĮÐ ďķĴĮðÌÐ ďå Ċďīĉ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮƬ œìðÆì œÐ ÌÐťĊÐ ­Į ŷ qT Ĵď ź T ăďÆ­ă ĴðĉÐ ďĊ œÐÐāÌ­řĮƬ ­Į œÐăă ­Į œÐÐāÐĊÌĮ ­ĊÌ ìďăðÌ­řĮƫ Zķī ­åĴÐīǀìďķīĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ðĮ Ĵīð­æÐÌ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĮÐŒÐīðĴř ďå ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐƭ īðĴðÆ­ă ðĮĮķÐĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴăř ðĉĨ­ÆĴ řďķī ­ÅðăðĴř Ĵď ÆďĊÌķÆĴ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ďī Ĵì­Ĵ ­ååÐÆĴ ­ă­īæÐ ĊķĉÅÐī ďå ķĮÐīĮƫ ”Ð ­ðĉ Ĵď īÐĮĨďĊÌ Ĵď ĴìÐĮÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ œðĴìðĊ ų ìďķī ďå ĴìÐ ðĊðĴð­ă īÐĨďīĴƫ >ðæìǀĨīðďīðĴř ðĮĮķÐĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ ­īÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮ Ĵì­Ĵ 쭌Р­ĮķÅĮĴ­ĊĴð­ă ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ řďķī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÅķĴ Ìď ĊďĴ ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐăř ì­ăĴ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮƫ Zķī æķ­ī­ĊĴÐÐÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐ åďī ĴìÐĮÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ ðĮ œðĴìðĊ Ŵ ìďķīĮ ďå ĴìÐ īÐĨďīĴƫ TÐÌðķĉǀĨīðďīðĴř ðĮĮķÐĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ ­īÐ ăÐĮĮ ķīæÐĊĴ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮ Ĵì­Ĵ 쭌РĮďĉÐ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÅķĴ ­īÐ ĊďĴ ÆīðĴðÆ­ăƫ ”Ð ­ðĉ Ĵď īÐĮĨďĊÌ Ĵď ĴìÐĮÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ œðĴìðĊ Ŷ ìďķīĮ ďå ĴìÐ ðĊðĴð­ă īÐĨďīĴƫ OďœǀĨīðďīðĴř ðĮĮķÐĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ ­īÐ ĉðĊďī ĨīďÅăÐĉĮ Ĵì­Ĵ 쭌РĉðĊðĉ­ă ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ Zķī æķ­ī­ĊĴÐÐÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐ åďī ĴìÐĮÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ ðĮ Åř ĴìÐ ĊÐŘĴ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ì­řƫ Zķī ­ŒÐī­æÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐ åďī ­åĴÐīǀìďķīĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ðĮ ĴřĨðÆ­ăăř œÐăă œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐĮÐ æķ­ī­ĊĴÐÐÌ ĴðĉÐĮƫ ”Ð ­ÆìðЌРĴìðĮ Ĵìīďķæì ­ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ ďĊǀÆ­ăă ĴЭĉ Ĵì­Ĵ ðĮ īЭÌř Ĵď ­ĮĮðĮĴ ­Ĵ ­Ċř ĴðĉÐƫ ”Ð ­ăĮď ķĴðăðšÐ ­ĮĴ­ĴÐǀďåǀĴìÐǀ­īĴ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉ Ĵì­Ĵ Æ­Ċ ­ăÐīĴ ķĮ Ĵď ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ďåĴÐĊ ÅÐåďīÐ ĴìÐř 쭌Р­ ĊďĴðÆЭÅăÐ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ řďķī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ăăďœðĊæ ķĮ Ĵď Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐăř ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ĴìÐĉƫ Ðƻ qtZqZw'tNjĮ æķ­ī­ĊĴÐÐÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐ åďī ðĮĮķÐĮ ÌÐĨÐĊÌÐĊĴ ķĨďĊ ĮÐŒÐīðĴř ­ĊÌ ĴðĉÐ ďå Ì­řƫ ”Ð īÐÆďæĊðšÐ ĴìÐ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă Ċ­ĴķīÐ ďå ĮœðåĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐĮ ðĊ ĉðĴðæ­ĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ īÐĮďăŒðĊæ A}ðĮĮķÐĮƫ }ì­ĴǑĮ œìř œÐǑŒÐ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐÌ ďķī ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ăÐŒÐă ­æīÐÐĉÐĊĴĮ ƺwOĮƻ Ĵď ďååÐī ÌðååÐīðĊæ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĮÐŒÐīðĴř ďå ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ĴðĉÐ ďå Ì­ř ðĴ ďÆÆķīĮƫ Zķī ­ðĉ ðĮ Ĵď ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ āÐÐĨ řďķī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ īķĊĊðĊæ ĮĉďďĴìăřƫ Zķī īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐĮ ­īÐ ­Į åďăăďœĮƭ īðĴðÆ­ă wÐŒÐīðĴř AĮĮķÐĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ ðĊŒďăŒÐ ĮðĴķ­ĴðďĊĮ œìÐīÐ ­ĮřĮĴÐĉ ďī ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ðĮ ÌďœĊ ďī ĴìÐīÐ ðĮ ­ ĉ­þďī ĉ­ăåķĊÆĴðďĊ īÐĮķăĴðĊæ ðĊ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÅÐÆďĉðĊæ ĮÐŒÐīÐăř ÌðĮīķĨĴÐÌƫ Zķī æķ­ī­ĊĴÐÐÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐ åďī ĮķÆì ðĮĮķÐĮ ðĮ ų ìďķīƬ īÐæ­īÌăÐĮĮ ďå ĴìÐ ĴðĉÐ ďå Ì­ř ĴìÐř ďÆÆķīƫ 71 457 >ðæì wÐŒÐīðĴř AĮĮķÐĮƭ }ìðĮ Æ­ĴÐæďīř ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĊďĊǀÆīðĴðÆ­ă ÅķĴ ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ ðĮĮķÐĮ œìÐīÐ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ­īÐ ÌðĮīķĨĴÐÌƬ ÅķĴ ĊďĴ ĮĴďĨĨÐÌƫ }ìÐ æķ­ī­ĊĴÐÐÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐ åďī ìðæì ĮÐŒÐīðĴř ðĮĮķÐĮ ðĮ Ŵ ìďķīĮ ÌķīðĊæ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮ ­ĊÌ ŵ ìďķīĮ ðå ĴìÐř ďÆÆķī ­åĴÐī ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮƫ TÐÌðķĉ wÐŒÐīðĴř AĮĮķÐĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ ­īÐ ĉďÌÐī­ĴÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ 쭌РĮďĉÐ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ÅķĴ ­īÐ ĊďĴ ĮĴďĨĨðĊæ ĴìÐĉƫ Zķī æķ­ī­ĊĴÐÐÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐ åďī ĉÐÌðķĉ ĮÐŒÐīðĴř ðĮĮķÐĮ ðĮ œðĴìðĊ Ŷ ìďķīĮ ÌķīðĊæ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮ ­ĊÌ Ÿ ìďķīĮ ðå ĴìÐř ďÆÆķī ­åĴÐī ìďķīĮƫ Oďœ wÐŒÐīðĴř AĮĮķÐĮƭ Oďœ ĮÐŒÐīðĴř ðĮĮķÐĮ ­īÐ ĉðĊďī ĨīďÅăÐĉĮ Ĵì­Ĵ 쭌РĉðĊðĉ­ă ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ }ìÐ æķ­ī­ĊĴÐÐÌ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐ åďī ĴìÐĮÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ ðĮ ź ìďķīĮ ÌķīðĊæ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮ ­ĊÌ Åř ĴìÐ ĊÐŘĴ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ì­ř ðå ĴìÐř ďÆÆķī ­åĴÐī ìďķīĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐĮ īÐŦÐÆĴ ĴìÐ ĨÐīðďÌ ÅÐĴœÐÐĊ œìÐĊ ­īÐĪķÐĮĴ ðĮ ĮķÅĉðĴĴÐÌ ­ĊÌ œìÐĊ 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ðĊŒďāÐ ĴìÐĮÐ Æă­ķĮÐĮƬ œìðÆì Æ­Ċ ðĊÆăķÌÐ ťĊ­ĊÆð­ă ĨÐĊ­ăĴðÐĮ ďī ďĴìÐī ­æīÐÐÌǀķĨďĊ īÐĉÐÌðÐĮƫ æƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ­Ċř Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ Ĵď qtZqZw'tNjĮ ÆăðÐĊĴĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĊÐĴœďīā ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌƸďī ÌÐĮāĴďĨ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ ƺZī ­īÐ řďķ ­Ũăð­ĴÐÌ œðĴì ­Ċ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ Ĵì­Ĵ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ Ĵď ÆăðÐĊĴĮƲƻ Zķī Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ Ĩīďæī­ĉĮ ­īÐ Ĵ­ðăďīÐÌ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ ĴìÐ ķĊðĪķÐ ĊÐÐÌĮ ďå ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐř ÆďŒÐī ­œðÌÐ ī­ĊæÐ ďå ĴďĨðÆĮƫ >ÐīÐ ðĮ ­Ċ ďŒÐīŒðÐœ ďå ĴìÐ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ œÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐƭ UÐĴœďīā ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƭ Zķī ĊÐĴœďīā ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ÆďŒÐīĮ ­Œ­īðÐĴř ďå ĴďĨðÆĮƬ ĮķÆì ­Į ĊÐĴœďīā ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊƬ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨīďĴďÆďăĮƬ Ì­Ĵ­ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ķĮÐ ďå ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĊÐĴœďīā ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ì­ĊÌĮǀďĊƬ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆ­ă Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ĮÐĮĮðďĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÐĉĨďœÐī ķĮÐīĮ Ĵď ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăř Ċ­Œðæ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĴìÐðī ĊÐĴœďīā ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ #ÐĮāĴďĨ ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƭ ”Ð ďååÐī ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ďĊ ­œðÌÐ ­īī­ř ďå ÌÐĮāĴďĨ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ TðÆīďĮďåĴ ZŨÆÐ wķðĴÐ ƺ”ďīÌƬ 'ŘÆÐăƬ qďœÐīqďðĊĴƬ ZķĴăďďāƻƬ ÌďÅÐ īЭĴðŒÐ wķðĴÐƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ÆďĉĉďĊ ĨīďÌķÆĴðŒðĴř ĴďďăĮƫ Zķī Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ðĮ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ìÐăĨ ķĮÐīĮ ÅÐÆďĉÐ ĨīďťÆðÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ðĉĨīďŒÐ ĴìÐðī ĨīďÌķÆĴðŒðĴřƫ ķĮĴďĉðšÐÌ wďåĴœ­īÐ }ī­ðĊðĊæƭ Aå ĴìÐ A}šķĮÐĮ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ďī ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ œÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆķĮĴďĉðšÐÌ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ Ĵ­ðăďīÐÌ Ĵď ĴìďĮÐ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ Zķī æď­ă ðĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ řďķī ĴЭĉ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌĮ ìďœ Ĵď ķĮÐ ĴìÐ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ Ĵď ðĴĮ åķăă ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ăƫ řÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř œ­īÐĊÐĮĮ }ī­ðĊðĊæƭ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ďĊ ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ åďī ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ æķðÌ­ĊÆÐ ďĊ ĨìðĮìðĊæ ĮÆ­ĉĮƬ Į­åÐ ðĊĴÐīĊÐĴ ķĮÐƬ Ĩ­ĮĮœďīÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƫ Zķī ­ðĉ ðĮ Ĵď åďĮĴÐī ­ÆķăĴķīÐ ďå ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­œ­īÐĊÐĮĮ ­ĉďĊæ řďķī ĴЭĉƫ }ī­ðĊðĊæ T­ĴÐīð­ăĮƭ ăďĊæ œðĴì ďķī ðĊĴÐī­ÆĴðŒÐ ĮÐĮĮðďĊĮƬ œÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ĉ­ĴÐīð­ăĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ķĮÐī æķðÌÐĮƬ ĉ­Ċķ­ăĮƬ ­ĊÌ ŒðÌÐď ĴķĴďīð­ăĮ Ĵì­Ĵ řďķī ĴЭĉ Æ­Ċ īÐåÐīÐĊÆÐ ­Ĵ ­Ċř ĴðĉÐƫ ZĊǀÌÐĉ­ĊÌ }ī­ðĊðĊæƭ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ řďķī ĴЭĉ ĉ­ř ĊÐÐÌ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ­Ĵ Œ­īðďķĮ ĴðĉÐĮƫ }ìÐīÐåďīÐƬ œÐ ďååÐī ďĊǀÌÐĉ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ Ĵď ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ Æì­ăăÐĊæÐĮ ďī ĪķÐīðÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ řďķī ĴЭĉ ĉ­ř ì­ŒÐƫ Zķī Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ðĮ ĴřĨðÆ­ăăř ÆďĊÌķÆĴÐÌ ðĊ ­ÆďĉÅðĊ­ĴðďĊ ďå ðĊǀĨÐīĮďĊ ­ĊÌ ďĊăðĊÐ åďīĉ­ĴĮƬ ÌÐĨÐĊÌðĊæ ďĊ œì­Ĵ ĮķðĴĮ řďķī ĴЭĉǑĮ ĊÐÐÌĮ ĴìÐ ÅÐĮĴƫ ”Ð ĨīðÌÐ ďķīĮÐăŒÐĮ ďĊ ÆīЭĴðĊæ ðĊĴÐī­ÆĴðŒÐƬ ЭĮřǀĴďǀķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĊæ­æðĊæ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ÆďĊĴÐĊĴ Ĵì­Ĵ Æ­ĴÐīĮ Ĵď ÌðååÐīÐĊĴ ăЭīĊðĊæ ĮĴřăÐĮƫ ”Ð ­ðĉ Ĵď ÐĪķðĨ řďķī ĴЭĉ œðĴì ĴìÐ ĮāðăăĮ ­ĊÌ āĊďœăÐÌæÐ ĴìÐř ĊÐÐÌ Ĵď ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴăř Ċ­Œðæ­ĴÐ ĴìÐðī ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ ìƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ­Ċř ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ Å­ÆāķĨ ĮķĨĨďīĴ qtZqZw't ďååÐīĮƫ ”Ð ķĴðăðšÐ ÆīďĊðĮ Å­ÆāķĨ ĮďăķĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ðĊĴÐæī­ĴÐ Å­ÆāķĨĮ œðĴì ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ­ĊĴðǀī­ĊĮďĉœ­īÐ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮ Ĵď āÐÐĨ ðĴř NjĮ Ì­Ĵ­Į­åÐ åīďĉ ­Ċř ĴìīЭĴƫ 73 459 ”Ð ĨķĴ ĴìÐĮÐ ÌÐåÐĊĮÐĮ ðĊ Ĩă­ÆÐ åďī ­ăă ďå ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮ Åř ÐĊÆī řĨĴðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊÌķÆĴðĊæ īÐæķă­ī Å­ÆāķĨĮ ďå ­ăă řďķī ÆīðĴðÆ­ă Ì­Ĵ­ƫ ”Ð œðăă īÐæķă­īăř ĮÆìÐÌķăÐ ďååĮðĴÐ Å­ÆāķĨĮ œðĴì īÐĴÐĊĴðďĊƫ ”Ð ­īÐ ­ÅăÐ Ĵď īÐÆďŒÐī ­Ċř ăďĮĴ Ì­Ĵ­åīďĉ ďķī Å­ÆāķĨ ĴÐĮĴðĊæ Ĩă­Ċ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮƫ AĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ďå ­Ì­Ĵ­ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐīƬ œÐ Æ­Ċ ЭĮðăř īÐĮĴďīÐ ­ăă ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ­ĊÐœ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ďī ŒðīĴķ­ă ĉ­ÆìðĊÐƫ ”Ð Æ­Ċ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĉďĊĴìăř īÐĨďīĴĮ Ĵď Įìďœ Ì­Ĵ­Å­ÆāķĨĮƫ ðƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ 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ĮĴ­ÅðăðĴř ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨ­ĴðÅðăðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐĊ Ĩă­Ċ åďī ĴìÐðī ÌÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴƫ }ìÐ ķĨæī­ÌÐĮ ­īÐ ťīĮĴ ĴÐĮĴÐÌ ðĊ ­ÆďĊĴīďăăÐÌ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ ÅÐåďīÐ ÅÐðĊæ īďăăÐÌ ďķĴ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊǀœðÌÐƫ āƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ Ĩ­ĴÆì ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ǂ ìďœ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ­īÐ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ ÅďĴì ďĊ ĮÐīŒÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĮāĴďĨĮƫ ”ìď ðĮ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅăÐ åďī ÌďðĊæ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƲ >ďœ ďåĴÐĊ ­īÐ ĴìÐř ÌďĊÐƲ Aå ķĮðĊæ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴÐÌ ĴďďăĮƬ œì­Ĵ Ĩīďæī­ĉ ðĮ ÅÐðĊæ ķĮÐÌ Ĵď īďăăďķĴ ĴìÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ œì­Ĵ Ĩīďæī­ĉĮ ­īÐ ÅÐðĊæ ķĨÌ­ĴÐÌƲ q­ĴÆì ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ­ĴðŒÐ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďå ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ Ĵď ­ăă ĮÐī ŒÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīā Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ ­īÐ ĨīďĨÐīăř ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌƫ q­ĴÆì ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ðĮ ĴìÐ ÆďăăÐÆĴðďĊ ďå ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ œÐ ķĮÐ Ĵď ÆďďīÌðĊ­ĴÐ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ Åķæ ťŘÐĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ­ĊÌ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­īÐ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă Ĵď ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ÅÐÆ­ķĮÐ ĴìÐř ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ďķī ÆķĮĴďĉÐī NjĮ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ðĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ œðĴì ĴìÐ ă­ĴÐĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř åЭĴķīÐĮƫ Zķī wřĮĴÐĉ ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴďīĮ ÌðĮĴīðÅķĴÐ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ Åķæ ťŘÐĮ ķĮðĊæ ďķī ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTT Ĵďďă œìðÆì ðĮ ìďĮĴÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ ÆăďķÌƫ €ĮðĊæ ĴìÐ ÆăďķÌ Ĵď ÌðĮĴīðÅķĴÐ ĴìÐĮÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ÆďĉÐĮ ðĊ ì­ĊÌř åďī ÅďĴì wqU ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĴř NjĮ ķĮÐīĮƫ }ìðĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ìÐăĨĮ ķĮ īÐÌķÆÐ ďķī ÆďĮĴĮ ÅÐÆ­ķĮÐ œÐ Į­ŒÐ ďķī ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĉďĊÐř ÅÐÆ­ķĮÐ ĉķăĴðĨăÐ ŒÐīĮðďĊĮ ďå ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ Ìď ĊďĴ 쭌РĴď ÅÐ ÆīЭĴÐÌƫ ”ðĴì ďķī ÆăďķÌ ĮďăķĴðďĊƬ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­īÐ ĨķĮìÐÌ ďķĴ Ĵď ĴìďķĮ­ĊÌĮ ďå ķĮÐīĮ åīďĉ ­ÆÐĊĴī­ă ăďÆ­ĴðďĊ œðĴì ĴìÐ ÆăðÆā ďå ­ÅķĴĴďĊƫ AĊ ĮÐÆďĊÌĮƬ ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ ķĮÐīĮ œðăă īÐÆÐðŒÐ ­ĨķĮì ĊďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ďī Ðĉ­ðăƬ ĊďĴðåřðĊæ ĴìÐĉ Ĵď ÌďœĊăď­Ì ĴìÐ ă­ĴÐĮĴ ŒÐīĮðďĊ ďå ĴìÐðī å­ŒďīðĴÐ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ 74 460 ăăďœðĊæ ðĊÌðŒðÌķ­ă qďœĊÐīĮ Ĵď ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴÐī ĴìÐðī ďœĊ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ÆďķăÌ Ìī­ĮĴðÆ­ăăř ÆďĉĨīďĉðĮÐ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ŒÐīĮðďĊ ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊÆř ĴìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāƫ wqU œðăă ÌðĮĴīðÅķĴÐ ­ ÆÐĊĴī­ăðšÐÌ Ĩ­ĴÆì ďī ķĨÌ­ĴÐ Ĵď ­ăă ĴìÐ ÆďĉĨķĴÐīĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāƫ }ď Ìď ĴìðĮƬ œÐ œðăă ķĮÐ ­ÆÐĊĴī­ă Ĩ­ĴÆì ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĮÐīŒÐī Ĵì­Ĵ ĮÆ­ĊĮ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ĴìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐ ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ A} ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ }ìðĮ ĮÐīŒÐī œðăă ĴìÐĊ ÌďœĊăď­Ì ­ĊÌ ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴÐī ­Ċř ĉðĮĮðĊæ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ďī ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ðĊ ­ÆÆďīÌ­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāNjĮ Ĩ­ĴÆì ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĨďăðÆðÐĮƫ ăƻ >ďœ ­īÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ÌďœĊǀĴðĉÐĮ åďī ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴÐÌƲ ”Ð 쭌Р­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæř åďī āÐÐĨðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ œÐăăǀðĊåďīĉÐÌ ­ÅďķĴ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ÆďĊÌðĴðďĊĮƬ Æì­ĊæÐĮƬ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ðĴÐĉĮƫ 'ååÐÆĴðŒÐ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ðĮ ÐĊĮķīÐÌ Ĵìīďķæì Œ­īðďķĮ ­ĨĨīď­ÆìÐĮƭ tÐæķă­ī tÐĨďīĴðĊæƭ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴìÐ ðĴř œðĴì īÐæķă­ī īÐĨďīĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ďååÐī ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ďŒÐīŒðÐœ ďå ĮřĮĴÐĉ ÆďĊÌðĴðďĊĮƬ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ĉÐĴīðÆĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĊďĴ­ÅăÐ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ďī ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ ­īÐ ÆķĮĴďĉðšÐÌ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ÌÐăðŒÐīðĊæ ÆăЭī ­ĊÌ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ­ÅăÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ Ĵì­Ĵ ÐĊ­ÅăÐĮ ĮĴ­āÐìďăÌÐīĮ Ĵď ĮĴ­ř ðĊåďīĉÐÌ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴÐ ďå ĴìÐðī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ wÆìÐÌķăÐÌ UďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƭ qīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ðĮ āÐřƬ ­ĊÌ œÐ ĨīðďīðĴðšÐ ĊďĴðåřðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴř ðĊ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐ ďå ­Ċř ĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĊďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ÆďĊĴ­ðĊ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ĨķīĨďĮÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƬ ÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌ Ìķī­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ­Œ­ðă­ÅðăðĴřƫ }ìðĮ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăă ĮĴ­āÐìďăÌÐīĮ ­īÐ ­œ­īÐ ďå ķĨÆďĉðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ Æ­Ċ Ĩă­Ċ ­ÆÆďīÌðĊæăřƫ }ī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊĴ ďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ì­ĊĊÐăĮƭ ”Ð ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮì Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊĴ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ Æì­ĊĊÐăĮ Ĵď å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐ ĴðĉÐăř ­ĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ Įì­īðĊæƫ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴìÐ ðĴř œðĴì ÌðīÐÆĴ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ďķī ĴЭĉ Ĵìīďķæì ÌÐĮðæĊ­ĴÐÌ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ Æì­ĊĊÐăĮƬ ­ăăďœðĊæ åďī ĪķðÆā ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ œìÐĊÐŒÐī ĊÐÐÌÐÌƫ }ìðĮ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊÆř ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊĴ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ŦďœĮ ĮĉďďĴìăř ÅÐĴœÐÐĊ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĴřƫ }ðĉÐăř ăÐīĴĮ ­ĊÌ UďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƭ AĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ďå ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĮřĮĴÐĉ ÆďĊÌðĴðďĊĮ ďī ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮƬ œÐ ĨīďĉĨĴăř ðĮĮķÐ ­ăÐīĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĊďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď āÐÐĨ ĴìÐ ðĴř ðĊåďīĉÐÌƫ ”ìÐĴìÐī ðĴǑĮ ­ĮřĮĴÐĉ ďķĴ­æÐ ďī ­ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÅīЭÆìƬ ĴìÐĮÐ ĴðĉÐăř ­ăÐīĴĮ ÐĊ­ÅăÐ ĴìÐ ðĴř Ĵď īÐĮĨďĊÌ ĨīďĉĨĴăř ­ĊÌ Ĵ­āÐ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ­ÆĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ĉðĴðæ­ĴÐ ­Ċř ðĉĨ­ÆĴƫ ĉƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ìďœ qtZqZw't œďķăÌ īÐĮďăŒÐ ĴìÐ ĮðĴķ­ĴðďĊ ðĊ œìðÆì ďĊÐ ďå ďķī ĮÐīŒÐīĮ ÅīЭāĮ ÌďœĊ ÌķīðĊæ ĮÐīŒðÆÐƫ Ð ĮķīÐ Ĵď ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĴðĉÐ ÐĮĴðĉ­ĴÐĮ ­Į œÐăăƫ AĊ ĴìÐ ķĊåďīĴķĊ­ĴÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ďå ­ĮÐī ŒÐī ÅīЭāÌďœĊƬ œÐ œðăă åďăăďœ ­ĴìďīďķæìƬ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐÌ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐ ­ĮœðåĴ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ Ĵď ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐƫ >ÐīÐǑĮ ­ĮĴÐĨǀÅřǀĮĴÐĨ ăďďā ­Ĵ ďķī ­ĨĨīď­Æìƭ AĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ UďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ǽ AĊðĴð­ă ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴ ƺœðĴìðĊ ųŷ ĉðĊķĴÐĮƻƭ Zķī ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­īÐ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ðĊĮĴ­ĊĴăř ­ăÐīĴ ďķī ĴЭĉ Ĵď ­Ċř ĮÐīŒÐī ­Ċďĉ­ăðÐĮ ďī ÅīЭāÌďœĊĮƫ Į ĮďďĊ ­Į œÐ ­īÐ 75 461 ­ăÐīĴÐÌƬ ďķī ÐŘĨÐīĴ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ ĨÐīåďīĉ ­Ċ ðĊðĴð­ă ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÐŒÐīðĴř ďå ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉƫ AĮĮķÐ 'ĮÆ­ă­ĴðďĊ ƺœðĴìðĊ ŵŲ ĉðĊķĴÐĮƻƭ #ÐĨÐĊÌðĊæ ďĊ ĴìÐ ÆďĉĨăÐŘðĴř ďå ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐƬ ðĴǑĮ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĴЭĉƫ }ìðĮ ÆďķăÌ ÅÐ ďķī ĮÐīŒÐī ĮĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴďīĮƬ ďī ÐŒÐĊ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŘĨÐīĴĮ ðå ĊÐÐÌÐÌƫ AĮďă­ĴðďĊ ǽ }īďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ ƺœðĴìðĊ ųǀŴ ìďķīĮƻƭ }ìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉ­ĴðÆ ĮÐīŒÐī ðĮ ðĮďă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ­Ċř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă Ì­ĉ­æÐ Ĵď ďĴìÐī Ĩ­īĴĮ ďå ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāƫ }ìÐĊƬ ďķī ÐŘĨÐīĴĮ ðĊðĴð­ĴÐ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ Ĵď ĨðĊĨďðĊĴ ĴìÐ ÐŘ­ÆĴ Æ­ķĮÐ ďå ĴìÐ ÅīЭāÌďœĊƫ tÐĮĴďī­ĴðďĊ ďī tÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴ ƺœðĴìðĊ ŴǀŶ ìďķīĮ åďī īÐĮĴďī­ĴðďĊƬ ďī ŴŶǀŶź ìďķīĮ åďī ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐ īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴƻƭ Aå ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ īÐĮďăŒÐÌƬ ĴìÐ ĮÐīŒÐī ðĮ īÐĨ­ðīÐÌ ­ĊÌ īÐĮĴďīÐÌ Ĵď ðĴĮ Ċďīĉ­ă åķĊÆĴðďĊðĊæ ĮĴ­ĴÐƫ >ďœÐŒÐīƬ ðĊ Æ­ĮÐĮ œìÐīÐ ĴìÐ ĮÐīŒÐī ðĮ ÅÐřďĊÌ īÐĨ­ðīƬ œÐ ðĊðĴð­ĴÐ ĴìÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ Ĵď īÐĨă­ÆÐ ĴìÐ ĮÐī ŒÐīƫ }ìÐ ÐŘ­ÆĴ ĴðĉÐăðĊÐ åďī īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴ Æ­Ċ Œ­īř ÌÐĨÐĊÌðĊæ ďĊ ĴìÐ ­Œ­ðă­ÅðăðĴř ďå ì­īÌœ­īÐƬ ÅķĴ œÐ ĮĴīðŒÐ Ĵď 쭌РīÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴĮ ÌďĊÐ œðĴìðĊ ŴŶǀŶź ìďķīĮƫ #ķīðĊæ ĴìðĮ ĴðĉÐƬ œÐǑăă ķĮÐ Å­ÆāķĨ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ďī ĴÐĉĨďī­ī ř ĮÐīŒÐīĮ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ řďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ­Į ĉķÆì ­Į ĨďĮĮðÅăÐƫ }ÐĮĴðĊæ ǽ tÐðĊĴÐæī­ĴðďĊ ƺœðĴìðĊ ų ìďķī ĨďĮĴǀīÐĮĴďī­ĴðďĊ ďī īÐĨă­ÆÐĉÐĊĴƻƭ ZĊÆÐ ĴìÐ ĮÐīŒÐī ðĮ īÐĮĴďīÐÌ ďī īÐĨă­ÆÐÌƬ œÐ ÆďĊÌķÆĴ Ĵìďīďķæì ĴÐĮĴðĊæ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ðĴǑĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ­Į ÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌƫ }ìÐ ĮÐīŒÐī ðĮ ĴìÐĊ īÐðĊĴÐæī­ĴÐÌ ðĊĴď ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīāƫ qďĮĴǀtÐĮďăķĴðďĊ tÐŒðÐœ ƺœðĴìðĊ ŹŴ ìďķīĮƻƭ åĴÐī ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ðĮ īÐĮďăŒÐÌƬ œÐ ÆďĊÌķÆĴ ­ ĨďĮĴǀīÐĮďăķĴðďĊ īÐŒðÐœ Ĵď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ īďďĴ Æ­ķĮÐ ďå ĴìÐ ÅīЭāÌďœĊƬ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴÐ ďķī īÐĮĨďĊĮÐƬ ­ĊÌ ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­Ċř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ­īЭĮ åďī ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƫ }ìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìðĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ œÐ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ īÐæķă­ī ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­Ĵ ЭÆì ĮĴÐĨ ­ĊÌ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮðĊæ ­Ċř ÆďĊÆÐīĊĮ ĨīďĉĨĴăřƫ Zķī Ĩīðĉ­ī ř æď­ă ðĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ řďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ­īÐ Å­Æā ďĊăðĊÐ œðĴì ĴìÐ ăЭĮĴ ĨďĮĮðÅăÐ ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐƫ ƫ >ÐăĨ #ÐĮā ­ĊÌ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ qtZqZw'tNjĮ œďīā ďīÌÐīƸĴīďķÅăÐ ĴðÆāÐĴ ĮřĮĴÐĉƫ ”Ð ķĴðăðšÐ ĴìÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ qwƺqīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă wÐīŒðÆÐĮ ķĴďĉ­ĴðďĊƻ Ĩă­Ĵåďīĉ Ĵď ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ďķī ďīÌÐīƸĴīďķÅăÐ ĴðÆāÐĴðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉƫ }ìðĮ ĮďĨìðĮĴðÆ­ĴÐÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ÐĊ­ÅăÐĮ ķĮ Ĵď ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăř ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ­ăă ­ĮĨÐÆĴĮ ďå A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīřƬ åīďĉ ðĊðĴð­ă ĴðÆāÐĴ æÐĊÐī­ĴðďĊ Ĵď īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ īÐĨďīĴðĊæƫ €ĨďĊ īÐÆÐðŒðĊæ ­ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ īÐĪķÐĮĴƬ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ðĮ ăďææÐÌ ðĊĴď ĴìÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉƬ ÆīЭĴðĊæ ­ ķĊðĪķÐ ĴðÆāÐĴƫ }ìðĮ ĴðÆāÐĴ ÆďĊĴ­ðĊĮ ­ăă ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ÐĊÌǀķĮÐīǑĮ ÌÐĴ­ðăĮƬ ­ÌÐĮÆīðĨĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉƬ ĴìÐ Æ­ĴÐæďīř ďå ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ĨīðďīðĴř ăÐŒÐăƫ Zķī A}ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮĴ­åå ĉďĊðĴďī ĴìÐ ĴðÆāÐĴðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ðĊ īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮðæĊ ĴðÆāÐĴĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐðī ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ ­ĊÌ œďīāăď­Ìƫ }ìÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ Æ­Ċ ĴìÐĊ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ­ăă ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ Ĵìīďķæì ĴìÐ ĴðÆāÐĴ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­īĴ œďīāðĊæ ďĊ īÐĮďăŒðĊæ ðĴƫ }ìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ ÐŒÐīř ­ÆĴðďĊ Ĵ­āÐĊƬ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ĴðĉÐ ĮĨÐĊĴ ­īÐ ăďææÐÌ œðĴìðĊ ĴìÐ ĴðÆāÐĴƫ 76 462 }ìðĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ðĮĮķÐĮ ­īÐ ÌЭăĴ œðĴì ðĊ ­Ċ ďīÌÐīăř ĉ­ĊĊÐīƬ ĨīðďīðĴðšÐÌ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐăřƬ ­ĊÌ ì­ĊÌăÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ ĉďĮĴ ĮķðĴ­ÅăÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­Ċƫ AĴ ­ăĮď ÐĊ­ÅăÐĮ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĉďĊæ ďķī ĴЭĉ ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ ­ĊÌ œðĴì ĴìÐ ÆăðÐĊĴƬ ­Į ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ­ĊÌ ­ăă ­ÆĴðďĊĮ Ĵ­āÐĊ ­īÐ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊĴăř ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴÐÌƫ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ ­ăĮď ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐĨďīĴðĊæ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƫ ”Ð Æ­Ċ æÐĊÐī­ĴÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ ďĊ Œ­īðďķĮ ĉÐĴīðÆĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ĴðÆāÐĴ ŒďăķĉÐƬ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ ĴðĉÐĮƬ ÆďĉĉďĊ ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­åå ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƫ }ìÐĮÐ ðĊĮðæìĴĮ ìÐăĨ ķĮ ÆďĊĴðĊķ­ăăř ðĉĨīďŒÐ ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƬ ðÌÐĊĴðåř ĴīÐĊÌĮ ­ĊÌ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĨīďÅăÐĉĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­āÐ ðĊåďīĉÐÌ ÌÐÆðĮðďĊĮ ďĊ īÐĮďķīÆÐ ­ăăďÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ĊÐÐÌĮƫ Åƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ÆďĉĨ­Ċř NjĮ īÐĉďĴÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ­ĊÌ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĮÐĴķĨ ­ĊÌ ìďœ ðĴ œďķăÌ ĮÐīŒÐ ĴìÐ A}šƫ Zķī īÐĉďĴÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ðĮ ĮĴ­ååÐÌ œðĴì ìðæìăř Īķ­ăðťÐÌ ­ĊÌ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐÌ A}ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăĮ œìď ­īÐ ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ ­īďķĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆăďÆā Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐƫ ”Ð ķĴðăðšÐ ÆķĴĴðĊæǀÐÌæÐ īÐĉďĴÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ĴďďăĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÐĊ­ÅăÐ ďķī ĴЭĉ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ðĊĮĴ­ĊĴ ­ĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ ĮďăķĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ÐĊÌǀķĮÐīĮƬ īÐÌķÆðĊæ ĴìÐ ĊÐÐÌ åďī ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ŒðĮðĴĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĴďďăĮ ­ăăďœ ķĮ Ĵď ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴƬ Ìð­æĊďĮÐƬ ­ĊÌ ťŘ ðĮĮķÐĮ ðĊ īЭăǀĴðĉÐƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ĉðĊðĉ­ă ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊ Ĵď řďķī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ }ìÐ īÐĉďĴÐ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉ œÐ ÐĉĨăďř ðĮ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐăř āÐÐĨ ­Ċ ÐřÐ ďĊ řďķī ĊÐĴœďīāƬ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ÆīðĴðÆ­ă A}­ĮĮÐĴĮƫ }ìðĮ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ðĮ ĨďœÐīÐÌ Åř ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ­ăæďīðĴìĉĮ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ÆìðĊÐ ăЭīĊðĊæ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ Æ­Ċ ÌÐĴÐÆĴ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ ďī ­Ċďĉ­ăðÐĮ ÅÐåďīÐ ĴìÐř ÅÐÆďĉÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮƫ }ìðĮ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ­ĨĨīď­Æì ÐĊ­ÅăÐĮ ķĮ Ĵď ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ ÅÐåďīÐ ĴìÐř Æ­Ċ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ řďķī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ řďķī A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊĮ ďĨĴðĉ­ă ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƫ 9ďī ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƬ ďķī īÐĉďĴÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ­ĊÌ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĮÐĴķĨ œďķăÌ ĨīďŒðÌÐƭ ŴŶƸŹ wķĨĨďīĴƭ Zķī ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ðĮ ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ ŴŶƸŹ Ĵď ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ÌðŒÐīĮÐ ĊÐÐÌĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ­åĴÐīǀìďķīĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åďī ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ðĮĮķÐĮƫ qīď­ÆĴðŒÐ TďĊðĴďīðĊæƭ Zķī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ œðăă ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮăř ĉďĊðĴďī ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ Æ­ĴÆìðĊæ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ Эīăř ­ĊÌ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴðĊæ ĉ­þďī ĨīďÅăÐĉĮƫ 'ŨÆðÐĊĴ qīďÅăÐĉ tÐĮďăķĴðďĊƭ ”ðĴì īÐĉďĴÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮƬ œÐ Æ­Ċ ĪķðÆāăř ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ĉďĮĴ ðĮĮķÐĮ œðĴìďķĴ ĊÐÐÌðĊæ ­Ċ ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ŒðĮðĴƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ­å­ĮĴÐī īÐĴķīĊ Ĵď ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮĴ­ĴķĮƫ tÐæķă­ī tÐĨďīĴðĊæƭ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ īÐæķă­ī īÐĨďīĴĮ ÌÐĴ­ðăðĊæ ĴìÐ ìЭăĴì ďå řďķī A}ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƬ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ĉ­ÌÐƬ ðĮĮķÐĮ īÐĮďăŒÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ­īЭĮ ďå ÆďĊÆÐīĊƫ 'Ċì­ĊÆÐÌ wÐÆķīðĴřƭ Zķī īÐĉďĴÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ķĮÐ ĴďĨǀĴðÐī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ ­ĊÌ ÐĊÆī řĨĴðďĊ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ Į­åÐĴř ďå řďķī Ì­Ĵ­ÌķīðĊæ ­Ċř īÐĉďĴÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ďī ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮƫ Æƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ìďœ qtZqZw't œðăă ĮÆìÐÌķăÐ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮðæĊ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ åďī ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ÆďŒÐī­æÐƫ ”Ð ķĴðăðšÐ ­ĮřĮĴÐĉ­ĴðÆ ­ĊÌ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ĮÆìÐÌķăÐ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮðæĊ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ åďī ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ÆďŒÐī­æÐƫ Zķī ­ĨĨīď­Æì ðĮ īďďĴÐÌ ðĊ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ķĊðĪķÐ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ďå 77 463 ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƬ ĮķÆì ­Į ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­ăðæĊðĊæ ďķī īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ ĴìďĮÐ ĊÐÐÌĮ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăřƫ UÐÐÌĮ ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð ÅÐæðĊ Åř ÆďĊÌķÆĴðĊæ ­Ċ ðĊǀÌÐĨĴì ­Ċ­ăřĮðĮ ďå řďķī A}ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƬ ķĮ­æÐ Ĩ­ĴĴÐīĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĨЭā ĨÐīðďÌĮ ďå ­ÆĴðŒðĴřƫ }ìðĮ ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ œìÐĊ ĴìÐ ÌÐĉ­ĊÌ åďī ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ĉ­ř ÅÐ ìðæìÐĮĴƫ wĴ­ŨĊæ qă­Ċƭ ­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴƬ œÐ ÆīЭĴÐ ­ĮĴ­ŨĊæ Ĩă­Ċ Ĵì­Ĵ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ ­ÌÐĪķ­ĴÐ ÆďŒÐī­æÐ ĴìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ì­řƫ ”Ð ĮÆìÐÌķăÐ ďķī ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ ðĊ ĮìðåĴĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐīÐ ðĮ ­ăœ­řĮ ­ĮāðăăÐÌ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ Ĵď ­ĮĮðĮĴ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ĮĴ­ååƫ }ÐÆìĊðÆð­Ċ ĮĮðæĊĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð ­ĮĮðæĊ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐðī ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĊÐÐÌĮ ďå řďķī A}ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ Zķī ĴЭĉ ÆďĉĨīðĮÐĮ ĮĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴĮ ðĊ Œ­īðďķĮ ťÐăÌĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ Æ­Ċ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ­Åīď­Ì ĮĨÐÆĴīķĉ ďå A}ðĮĮķÐĮƫ tďĴ­ĴðďĊ­ă wřĮĴÐĉƭ }ď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ÅķīĊďķĴ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ­ìðæì ăÐŒÐă ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐƬ œÐ ÐĉĨăďř ­īďĴ­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮřĮĴÐĉ åďī ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ­ĮĮðæĊĉÐĊĴĮƫ }ìðĮ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ īÐĉ­ðĊ åīÐĮìƬ ĉďĴðŒ­ĴÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ īЭÌř Ĵď ÌÐăðŒÐī ĴďĨǀĊďĴÆì ĮÐī ŒðÆÐƫ 9ăÐŘðÅðăðĴř ǽ wÆ­ă­ÅðăðĴřƭ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ĊÐÐÌĮ Æ­Ċ Æì­ĊæÐ ďŒÐī ĴðĉÐƬ Įď ďķī ĮÆìÐÌķăðĊæ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮðæĊĉÐĊĴ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ðĮ ŦÐŘðÅăÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÆ­ă­ÅăÐƫ ”Ð Æ­Ċ ­ÌþķĮĴ ĴìÐ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐ ­Į ĊÐÐÌÐÌƬ œìÐĴìÐī Ĵì­Ĵ ĉЭĊĮ ­ÌÌðĊæ ĉďīÐ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ ÌķīðĊæ ĨЭā ĨÐīðďÌĮ ďī ĮÆ­ăðĊæ Å­Æā ÌķīðĊæ ĪķðÐĴÐī ĴðĉÐĮƫ 'ĉÐīæÐĊÆř ďŒÐī­æÐƭ AĊ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ Ĵď īÐæķă­ī ĮÆìÐÌķăðĊæƬ œÐ 쭌РĨīďĴďÆďăĮ ðĊ Ĩă­ÆÐ åďī ÐĉÐīæÐĊÆř ĮðĴķ­ĴðďĊĮƫ ”Ð ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ­īďĮĴÐī ďå ďĊǀÆ­ăă ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ œìď Æ­Ċ ÅÐ ÌðĮĨ­ĴÆìÐÌ åďī ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ďĊǀĮðĴÐ ­ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ðĊ Æ­ĮÐ ďå ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ðĮĮķÐĮƫ Ìƻ qīďŒðÌÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮĴ­ĴðĮĴðÆĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ­ŒÐī­æÐ ĴðĉÐ Ĵď īÐĮĨďĊÌ Ĵď Æ­ăăĮƬ ­ŒÐī­æÐ ăÐĊæĴì ďå ĴðĉÐ åďī ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ ďå ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ Æ­ăăĮƬ ÐĴÆÐĴÐī­ƫ ”Ð ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ­īðæďīďķĮ ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĉЭĮķīðĊæ ďķī ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ­Į œÐ ÅÐăðЌРðĴǑĮ ðĊĴÐæī­ă Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ ìðæì ĮÐīŒðÆÐ Īķ­ăðĴř Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ Ĵď ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƫ ”ìðăÐ A Æ­Ċ ĨīďŒðÌÐ řďķ œðĴì ĴřĨðÆ­ă ­ŒÐī­æÐĮƬ ĨăЭĮÐ ĊďĴÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ÆĴķ­ă ĮĴ­ĴðĮĴðÆĮ ĉ­ř Œ­ī ř Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ÆðīÆķĉĮĴ­ĊÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ķĊðĪķÐ ĊÐÐÌĮ ďå ÌðååÐīÐĊĴ ÆăðÐĊĴĮƫ ŒÐī­æÐ tÐĮĨďĊĮÐ }ðĉÐƭ ”Ð ĨīðÌÐ ďķīĮÐăŒÐĮ ďĊ ďķī ĨīďĉĨĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐĮƫ ZĊ ­ŒÐī­æÐƬ œÐ īÐĮĨďĊÌ Ĵď ðĊðĴð­ă ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ðĊĪķðīðÐĮ œðĴìðĊ ųŷ ĉðĊķĴÐĮ ÌķīðĊæ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮƫ ŒÐī­æÐ tÐĮďăķĴðďĊ }ðĉÐƭ }ìÐ ăÐĊæĴì ďå ĴðĉÐ ðĴ Ĵ­āÐĮ Ĵď īÐĮďăŒÐ ­Ċ ðĮĮķÐ Æ­Ċ Œ­īř ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴăř ÌÐĨÐĊÌðĊæ ďĊ ĴìÐ ÆďĉĨăÐŘðĴř ďå ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ­Ĵ ì­ĊÌƫ >ďœÐŒÐīƬ ďĊ ­ŒÐī­æÐƬ ďķī ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ ­īÐ ­ÅăÐ Ĵď īÐĮďăŒÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ œðĴìðĊ ŵ ìďķīĮƫ 9ďī ĉďīÐ ÆďĉĨăÐŘ ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ īÐĪķðīÐ ĴìÐ ðĊŒďăŒÐĉÐĊĴ ďå ìðæìÐīǀăÐŒÐă ĮĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴĮƬ ĴìÐ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ ĴðĉÐ ĉ­ř ÅÐ ăďĊæÐīƬ ÅķĴ œÐ ­ăœ­řĮ ĮĴīðŒÐ Ĵď īÐĮďăŒÐ ­ăă ðĮĮķÐĮ ­Į ĪķðÆāăř ­Į ĨďĮĮðÅăÐƫ U­ĴķīÐ ďå wķĨĨďīĴ ­ăăĮƭ ”Ð ì­ĊÌăÐ ­Åīď­Ì ī­ĊæÐ ďå ĮķĨĨďīĴ Æ­ăăĮ ­Ĵ ďķī ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮāƫ }ìÐĮÐ Æ­Ċ ī­ĊæÐ åīďĉ ĮĴī­ðæìĴåďīœ­īÌ ðĮĮķÐĮ ĮķÆì ­Į Ĩ­ĮĮœďīÌ īÐĮÐĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊĮƬ Ĵď ĉďīÐ 78 464 ÆďĉĨăÐŘ ĨīďÅăÐĉĮ ðĊŒďăŒðĊæ ĊÐĴœďīā ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæƬ ĮÐīŒÐī ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐƫ 9ðīĮĴǀ­ăă tÐĮďăķĴðďĊ t­ĴÐƭ ”Ð ­ðĉ Ĵď īÐĮďăŒÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ ­Į ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăř ­Į ĨďĮĮðÅăÐƫ Zķī ťīĮĴǀÆ­ăă īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ ī­ĴÐǃĴìÐ ĨÐīÆÐĊĴ­æÐ ďå Æ­ăăĮ œìÐīÐ ĴìÐ ķĮÐī NjĮ ðĮĮķÐ ðĮ īÐĮďăŒÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ťīĮĴ Æ­ăăǃĮĴ­ĊÌĮ ­Ĵ ­ĨĨīďŘðĉ­ĴÐăř Źŷǹƫ }ìðĮ ìðæì ī­ĴÐ īÐŦÐÆĴĮ ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ÐŨÆðÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉǀĮďăŒðĊæƬ ­Į œÐăă ­Į ďķī ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮǑ ìðæì ăÐŒÐă ďå ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐƫ ķĮĴďĉÐī w­ĴðĮå­ÆĴðďĊ t­ĴÐƭ ”Ð īÐæķă­īăř ÆďăăÐÆĴ åÐÐÌÅ­Æā åīďĉ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮ Ĵď ĉЭĮķīÐ ďķī ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƫ Į ďå ďķī ă­ĮĴ Įķī ŒÐřƬ ďķī ÆķĮĴďĉÐī Į­ĴðĮå­ÆĴðďĊ ī­ĴÐ ĮĴ­ĊÌĮ ­Ĵ Żźǹƫ qăЭĮÐ ĊďĴÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐĮÐ ĮĴ­ĴðĮĴðÆĮ ­īÐ ðĊÌðÆ­ĴðŒÐ ďå ďķī æÐĊÐī­ă ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ř Œ­ī ř Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ÆðīÆķĉĮĴ­ĊÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ķĊðĪķÐ ĊÐÐÌĮ ďå ЭÆì ÆăðÐĊĴƫ Zķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ЭÆì ÆăðÐĊĴƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƬ ðĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÐŘÆÐĨĴðďĊ­ă ĮÐīŒðÆÐ Ĵ­ðăďīÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐðī ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ ÆðīÆķĉĮĴ­ĊÆÐĮƫ Ðƻ AĮ ðĴ ăðĉðĴÐÌ Ĵď ­ĪķďĴ­ďå Æ­ăăĮƲ Zķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ Ìď ĊďĴ ­ÌìÐīÐ Ĵď ­īðæðÌ ĪķďĴ­ĮřĮĴÐĉƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ÌÐĉ­ĊÌ åďī ĮķĨĨďīĴ Æ­Ċ ŦķÆĴķ­ĴÐ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ Œ­īðďķĮ å­ÆĴďīĮ ĮķÆì ­Į Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ĴìÐ ðĊĴīďÌķÆĴðďĊ ďå ĊÐœ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮìðåĴĮ ðĊ ĮĴ­åå ĊÐÐÌĮƫ Zķī æď­ă ðĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐƬ ĴðĉÐăřƬ ­ĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ Ĵď ­ăă ķĮÐīĮƬ īÐæ­īÌăÐĮĮ ďå ĴìÐ ŒďăķĉÐ ďå Æ­ăăĮ ďī ðĊĪķðīðÐĮƫ Zķī åďÆķĮ ðĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ Īķ­ăðĴř ďå ĴìÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ œÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ЭÆì ðĮĮķÐ ðĮ īÐĮďăŒÐÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăř ­ĊÌ ÐŨÆðÐĊĴăřƬ ī­ĴìÐī Ĵì­Ċ ăðĉðĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ĊķĉÅÐī ďå Æ­ăăĮ ďī ĮķĨĨďīĴ īÐĪķÐĮĴĮƫ AĊ ĮðĴķ­ĴðďĊĮ œìÐīÐ œÐ ďÅĮÐīŒÐ ­ìðæìÐī ŒďăķĉÐ ďå Æ­ăăĮƬ œÐ ăÐŒÐī­æÐ ĴìðĮ ­Į ­Ċ ďĨĨďīĴķĊðĴř Ĵď ÐŘ­ĉðĊÐ ĴìÐ īďďĴ Æ­ķĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĴÐīĉðĊÐ œìÐĴìÐī ĴìÐīÐ ­īÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉðÆ ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĊÐÐÌ Ĵď ÅÐ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐÌ ďī ðå ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ă Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ åďī ķĮÐīĮ ĉðæìĴ ÅÐ ÅÐĊÐťÆð­ăƫ Zķī ķăĴðĉ­ĴÐ ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐ ðĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ĮĉďďĴì ­ĊÌ īÐăð­ÅăÐ A}ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ åďī ­ăă ķĮÐīĮƫ åƻ AĮ ðĴ ăðĉðĴÐÌ Ĵď ­ĪķďĴ­ďå ĉ­Ċ ìďķīĮƲ Į ­ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐīƬ ďķī Ĩīðĉ­īř ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐ ðĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ĮĉďďĴì īķĊĊðĊæ ďå řďķī A} ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ­īďķĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆăďÆāƫ t­ĴìÐī Ĵì­Ċ ĮÐĴĴðĊæ ­īðæðÌ ĪķďĴ­åďī ĉ­Ċ ìďķīĮƬ œÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ­ăăř ­ăăďÆ­ĴÐ ďķī īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ďå ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƬ ĴìÐ ĮÐŒÐīðĴř ďå ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ÌÐĉ­ĊÌĮ ďå ĴìÐ A}ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ }ìðĮ ŦÐŘðÅăÐ ­ĨĨīď­Æì ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴðĉÐăř ­ĊÌ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ œìÐĊ ðĴǑĮ ĉďĮĴ ĊÐÐÌÐÌƬ īÐæ­īÌăÐĮĮ ďå ĴìÐ ìďķīƫ AĊ ĮðĴķ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ īÐĪķðīÐ ­ìðæì ŒďăķĉÐ ďå ĉ­Ċ ìďķīĮƬ ďķī ĴЭĉ ðĮ ĨīÐĨ­īÐÌ Ĵď œďīā ÌðăðæÐĊĴăř ķĊĴðă ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ðĮ īÐĮďăŒÐÌƫ ”Ð ­ăĮď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ­Ċ ­ÌÐĪķ­ĴÐ Å­ÆāķĨ ĮĴ­åå Ĵď ì­ĊÌăÐ ķĊÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌ ĮķīæÐĮ ðĊ ÌÐĉ­ĊÌ ďī ÆďĉĨăÐŘ ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ īÐĪķðīÐ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ă ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐƫ >ďœÐŒÐīƬ ðĴǑĮ ­ăĮď ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊĴ Ĵď ĊďĴÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ­āÐř ­ĮĨÐÆĴ ďå ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ðĮ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ Zķī ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐ ðĮ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ðĮĮķÐĮ ÅÐåďīÐ ĴìÐř ­īðĮÐƬ īÐÌķÆðĊæ ĴìÐ ĊÐÐÌ åďī īЭÆĴðŒÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ­ĊÌ ĉðĊðĉðšðĊæ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐƫ }ìīďķæì īÐæķă­ī ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƬ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴĮƬ œÐ ­ðĉ Ĵď ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴăř īÐÌķÆÐ ĴìÐ ĊķĉÅÐī ďå ĉ­Ċ ìďķīĮ ĮĨÐĊĴ ďĊ ÌЭăðĊæ œðĴì ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ­ÅăÐ ðĮĮķÐĮƫ 79 465 æƻ ”ì­Ĵ ­īÐ ĴìÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ìďķīĮƲ Aå ĴìÐř Ìď ĊďĴ ÆďŒÐī ­ăă ďķī ìďķīĮ ďå ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĨăЭĮÐ ÌÐĮÆīðÅÐ œì­Ĵ ÆďŒÐī­æÐ œðăă ÅÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ åďī ĴìďĮÐ ìďķīĮ ďķĴĮðÌÐ ďå qtZqZw'tNjĮ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ìďķīĮƫ wqU ďĨÐī­ĴÐĮ ­ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÌķīðĊæ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ìďķīĮƬ œìðÆì ­īÐ ĴřĨðÆ­ăăř źƭŲŲ T Ĵď ŷƭŲŲ qT '}Ƭ TďĊÌ­ř Ĵìīďķæì 9īðÌ­řƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌƬ ìďœÐŒÐīƬ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ ďĨÐī­ĴÐĮ ÅÐřďĊÌ ĴìÐĮÐ ìďķīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìķĮ īÐĪķðīÐĮ ÆďŒÐī­æÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ÐŘĴÐĊÌĮ ÅÐřďĊÌ ďķī īÐæķă­ī ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ìďķīĮƫ }ď ĉÐÐĴ ĴìðĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴƬ wqU ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ­Ċ ­åĴÐīǀìďķīĮ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮřĮĴÐĉƫ Zķī ďĊǀÆ­ăă ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ ­īÐ ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ Ĵď ì­ĊÌăÐ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉ­ř ­īðĮÐ ďķĴĮðÌÐ ďå ďķī īÐæķă­ī ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ìďķīĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÐŒÐĊðĊæĮƬ œÐÐāÐĊÌĮƬ ­ĊÌ ìďăðÌ­řĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ řďķī A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ īÐĉ­ðĊĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊ­ă ­īďķĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆăďÆāƫ 9ďī ĊďĊǀÆīðĴðÆ­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­īðĮÐ ďķĴĮðÌÐ ďå ďķī ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ìďķīĮƬ ÆăðÐĊĴĮ Æ­Ċ ăЭŒÐ ­ĉÐĮĮ­æÐ ďī ĮÐĊÌ ­Ċ Ðĉ­ðă Ĵď ďķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴЭĉƫ }ìÐĮÐ ðĮĮķÐĮ œðăă ĴìÐĊ ÅÐ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐÌ ­Ĵ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­īĴ ďå ĴìÐ ĊÐŘĴ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ì­řƫ Zķī æď­ă ðĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ A}ĮķĨĨďīĴ œìÐĊ ­ĊÌ œìÐīÐ ðĴǑĮ ĊÐÐÌÐÌƫ }ìÐ ÆďĉÅðĊ­ĴðďĊ ďå ďķī īÐæķă­ī ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ìďķīĮƬ ďĊǀÆ­ăă ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ Æ­Ċ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ œðĴì īÐăð­ÅăÐ A}ĮķĨĨďīĴ ŴŶƸŹƬ ŵŸŷ Ì­řĮ ­řЭīƫ ìƻ ”ìď Æ­Ċ Æ­ăă ĴìÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮāƲ Zķī ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ­īÐ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ÅÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮðÅăÐ Ĵď ­ăă ĮĴ­åå ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ ďå ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊĮƬ ðĊ ĴìðĮ Æ­ĮÐƬ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ­ăă åķăăǀĴðĉÐ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­īĴǀĴðĉÐ ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮƬ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďīĮƬ ÐăÐÆĴÐÌ ďŨÆð­ăĮƬ ŒďăķĊĴÐÐīĮƬ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­īĴĊÐī ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďīĮƬ ­Į ăďĊæ ­Į ĴìÐ ðĊĪķðīř ðĮ īÐă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ­ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĊÐÐÌ ďå ĴìÐ A}šƫ ðƻ AĮ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮĴ­åå ăďÆ­ăƲ Aå ĊďĴƬ œìÐīÐ ­īÐ ĴìÐř ăďÆ­ĴÐÌƲ ƺƶƶUďĴÐ ĨīÐåÐīÐĊÆÐ ĉ­ř ÅÐ æðŒÐĊ Ĵď ­ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮāƶƶƻ Zķī īÐĉďĴÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮĴ­åå ­īÐ Ĩīðĉ­īðăř ăďÆ­ĴÐÌ ðĊ 9­ðīå­ŘƬ “ðīæðĊð­Ƭ ­ĊÌ O­Į “Ðæ­ĮƬ UÐŒ­Ì­Ƭ ÅķĴ œÐ ­ăĮď 쭌РÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ ťÐăÌ ĮĴ­åå ðĊ Zīă­ĊÌď ­ĊÌ L­ÆāĮďĊŒðăăÐƬ 9ăďīðÌ­Ƭ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ďĊǀĴìÐǀæīďķĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ Ĵď ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ īÐæðďĊƫ wĨÐÆðťÆ­ăăř åďī ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƬ ďķī Zīă­ĊÌď 9ăďīðÌ­ǀÅ­ĮÐÌ ĴЭĉ ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ œðăă ÅÐ ðÌЭăăř ĨďĮðĴðďĊÐÌ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÐŘĨÐÌðĴÐÌƬ ðĊǀĨÐīĮďĊ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ­Į ĊÐÐÌÐÌƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ Œ­ăķÐ ďå ăďÆ­ă āĊďœăÐÌæÐ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆďĊŒÐĊðÐĊÆÐ ďå ì­ŒðĊæ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮĴ­åå œðĴìðĊ ­ĮìďīĴ ÌðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĴìÐ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ĴìÐř ­īÐ ­ĮĮðĮĴðĊæƫ þƻ īÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮĴ­åå ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮ ďå ĴìÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ÆďĉĨ­Ċř ďī ĮķÅǀ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴÐÌƲ ăă ďå wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮǑ īÐĉďĴÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮĴ­åå ­īÐ åķăăř Ĵī­ðĊÐÌ ­ĊÌ ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ wqU ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮƬ ĉЭĊðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐř ­īÐ ÌÐÐĨăř å­ĉðăð­ī œðĴì ďķī ĉÐĴìďÌďăďæðÐĮƬ Œ­ăķÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ÐŘÆÐăăÐĊÆÐƫ }ìÐř ­īÐ ĊďĴ ĮķÅÆďĊĴī­ÆĴÐÌ ÅķĴ ­īÐ ðĊĴÐæī­ă Ĩ­īĴĮ ďå ďķī ĴЭĉƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐř Æ­Ċ ÌÐăðŒÐī ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊĴƬ ìðæìǀĪķ­ăðĴř ĮķĨĨďīĴ ðĊ ăðĊÐ œðĴì ďķī ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ­ă ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ wðĉðă­īăřƬ Źŷǹ ďå ďķī ťÐăÌ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ­īÐ wqU ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐř ķĨìďăÌ ĴìÐ Į­ĉÐ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ďå ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăðĮĉ ­ĊÌ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĮÐīŒðÆÐƫ 9ďī ĴìÐ īÐĉ­ðĊðĊæ ŴŷǹƬ œÐ œďīā œðĴì Æ­īÐåķăăř ŒÐĴĴÐÌ 80 466 ĮķÅÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďīĮ œìď ĉÐÐĴ ďķī ìðæì ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ďå Īķ­ăðĴř ­ĊÌ ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĮķÅÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďīĮ ďĨÐī­ĴÐ ķĊÌÐī ĴìÐ ÌðīÐÆĴ ĮķĨÐīŒðĮðďĊ ďå wqU ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐðī ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīř ­ăðæĊĮ œðĴì ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ÐŘÆÐăăÐĊÆÐƫ ”Ð ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĴìðĮ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ Ĵď ­ăăďœ åďī ðĊÆīЭĮÐÌ ŦÐŘðÅðăðĴř ­ĊÌ Æ­Ĩ­ÆðĴřƬ ĴìÐīÐÅř ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ Æ­Ċ ĮœðåĴăř ĉÐÐĴ ­Ċř ðĊÆīЭĮÐÌ ÌÐĉ­ĊÌ åďī ďĊǀĴìÐǀæīďķĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴƫ āƻ īÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮĴ­åå åķăăǀĴðĉÐƲ šÐĮƬ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮĴ­åå ­īÐ åķăăǀĴðĉÐ ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮƫ ăƻ ”ì­Ĵ ðĮ ĴìÐ ĮāðăăƸÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ăÐŒÐă ďå ťīĮĴǀăÐŒÐă ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮĴ­ååƲ Zķī ťīĮĴǀăÐŒÐă ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮĴ­åå ­īÐ ìðæìăř ĮāðăăÐÌ ­ĊÌ œÐăăǀÐĪķðĨĨÐÌ Ĵď ì­ĊÌăÐ ­Åīď­Ì ĮĨÐÆĴīķĉ ďå A} ðĮĮķÐĮƫ }ď ÅÐ ÆďĊĮðÌÐīÐÌ åďī ­īďăÐ ďĊ ďķī ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĴЭĉƬ Æ­ĊÌðÌ­ĴÐĮ ĉķĮĴ ĨďĮĮÐĮĮ ­Ċ ­ĮĮďÆð­ĴÐǑĮ ÌÐæīÐÐ ďī ÐĪķðŒ­ăÐĊĴ ðĊ ­īÐă­ĴÐÌ ťÐăÌ ­ĊÌ ì­ŒÐ ­ĉðĊðĉķĉ ďå Ĵœď řЭīĮ ďå īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ A}ĮķĨĨďīĴ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐƫ >ďœÐŒÐīƬ ĉďĮĴ ďå ďķī ťīĮĴǀăÐŒÐă ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮĴ­åå ÐŘÆÐÐÌ ĴìÐĮÐ ĉðĊðĉķĉ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉÐ Ĵď ķĮ œðĴì ­ī­ĊæÐ ďå ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ĴĴÐĮĴ Ĵď ĴìÐðī ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă āĊďœăÐÌæÐ ­ĊÌ ĮāðăăĮƫ Zķī ťīĮĴǀăÐŒÐă ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮĴ­åå ìďăÌ ­Œ­īðÐĴř ďå ðĊÌķĮĴī řǀīÐÆďæĊðšÐÌ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ďĉĨ}AǡƬ UÐĴœďīāǡƬ wÐÆķīðĴřǡƬ A}AO 9ďķĊÌ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ TðÆīďĮďåĴ ÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊƫ AĊ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ Ĵď ĴìÐðī ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÆďĉĨÐĴÐĊÆðÐĮƬ œÐ ­ăĮď ðĊŒÐĮĴ ìЭŒðăř ðĊ ĮďåĴ Įāðăă Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ åďī ďķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮĴ­ååƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐř Æ­Ċ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴÐ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăř ­ĊÌ ÌÐăðŒÐī ÐŘÆÐĨĴðďĊ­ă ÆķĮĴďĉÐī ĮÐīŒðÆÐƫ ĉƻ ”ì­Ĵ ì­ĨĨÐĊĮ ðå ĴìÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā Æ­ĊĊďĴ īÐĮďăŒÐ ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉƲ Aå ­ĨīďÅăÐĉ Æ­ĊĊďĴ ÅÐ īÐĮďăŒÐÌ ­Ĵ ĴìÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ăÐŒÐăƬ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ðĮ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ďķī ĴðÐīǀŴ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĴЭĉƬ œìðÆì ÆďĉĨīðĮÐĮ ĮĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴĮ œðĴì ÌÐÐĨÐī āĊďœăÐÌæÐ ­ĊÌ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ðĊ Œ­īðďķĮ Ìďĉ­ðĊĮ ďå A}ƫ Zķī ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ðĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř AĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ OðÅī­īř ƺA}AOƻ åī­ĉÐœďīāƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ­ĮřĮĴÐĉ­ĴðÆƬ ÆķĮĴďĉÐīǀďīðÐĊĴÐÌ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ĨīďÅăÐĉ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ ”ìÐĊ ­ĨīďÅăÐĉ ðĮ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐÌƬ ðĴ ðĮ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐăř ­ĮĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ­Īķ­ăðťÐÌ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĮĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴ œìď ĨďĮĮÐĮĮÐĮ ĴìÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ Ĵď ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĮĨÐÆð­ăðĮĴĮ 쭌Р­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ðĊ Œ­īðďķĮ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ťÐăÌĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĊÐĴœďīā ­ÌĉðĊðĮĴī­ĴðďĊƬ ĮÐīŒÐī ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƫ }ìÐ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐÌ ðĮĮķÐ ðĮ Ĵī­ÆāÐÌ ðĊ ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĮřĮĴÐĉƬ ­ĊÌ ÅďĴì ĴìÐ ÆăðÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĊŒďăŒÐÌ ĴÐÆìĊðÆð­ĊĮ īÐÆÐðŒÐ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ īÐæ­īÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐ ķĊĴðă ðĴǑĮ īÐĮďăŒÐÌƫ }ìÐ ÆăðÐĊĴǑĮ ĨďðĊĴ ďå ÆďĊĴ­ÆĴ œðăă ÅÐ īÐæķă­īăř ðĊåďīĉÐÌ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ ĨīďæīÐĮĮ ďå ĴìÐ ĨīďÅăÐĉ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊƬ ÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌ ĴðĉÐ ďå īÐĮďăķĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă œďīā­īďķĊÌĮ ďī ĉðĴðæ­ĴðďĊ ĮĴÐĨĮ Ĵì­Ĵ Æ­Ċ ÅÐ Ĵ­āÐĊ ðĊ ĴìÐ ðĊĴÐīðĉƫ 81 467 Aå ­ĨīďÅăÐĉ ðĮ ÐŘÆÐĨĴðďĊ­ăăř ÆďĉĨăÐŘƬ ðĴ ĉ­ř ÅÐ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴÐÌ åķīĴìÐī Ĵď ďķī ĴðÐīǀŵ ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ œìðÆì ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ďķī ĉďĮĴ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐÌ ĮÐĊðďī ÐĊæðĊÐÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ­īÆìðĴÐÆĴĮƫ }ìÐř œðăă Æďăă­Åďī­ĴÐ œðĴì ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ŒÐĊÌďīĮ ðå ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř Ĵď ÐŘĨÐÌðĴÐ ĴìÐ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊƫ Ċƻ #ďÐĮ ĴìÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐř ĮìďķăÌ ĊÐŒÐī ­Įā åďī A}šÐĊÌ ķĮÐī ăďæðĊ Ĩ­ĮĮœďīÌĮƲ ÅĮďăķĴÐăřƬ ­Ĵ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮƬ œÐ ­ÌìÐīÐ Ĵď ĮĴīðĊæÐĊĴ Ì­Ĵ­ĨīðŒ­Æř ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ œìðÆì ĨīďìðÅðĴ ďķī >ÐăĨ #ÐĮā ďī ­Ċř ďĴìÐī ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă åīďĉ ­ĮāðĊæ åďī ÐĊÌ ķĮÐīĮǑ ăďæðĊ ÆīÐÌÐĊĴð­ăĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìďĮÐ ďå ĴìÐ ðĴřƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴð­ăðĴř ­ĊÌ ðĊĴÐæīðĴř ďå ķĮÐī Ì­Ĵ­­ĊÌ ÐĉĨì­ĮðšÐ ĮÐÆķīÐ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ðĊ ­ăă ďķī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ ďƻ #ďÐĮ ĴìÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐř ĮìďķăÌ ĊÐŒÐī ĨķĴ ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ðĊ ­Ċř ĨķÅăðÆ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƲ ”Ð ­īÐ ­ÆķĴÐăř ­œ­īÐ ďå ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĮĴīðÆĴăř ­ÌìÐīÐĮ Ĵď ­ăă ­ĨĨăðÆ­ÅăÐ Ì­Ĵ­ĨīðŒ­Æř ă­œĮƬ īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƫ Zķī ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ­īÐ Ĵī­ðĊÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ ì­ĊÌăðĊæ ďå ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ­īÐ åķăăř ðĊåďīĉÐÌ ďå ĴìÐ ĊÐÐÌ Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ ðĴƫ ”Ð 쭌РÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ ðĊ Ĩă­ÆÐ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ Ì­Ĵ­åīďĉ ÅÐðĊæ Įì­īÐÌ ďī ÐŘĨďĮÐÌ ðĊ ĨķÅăðÆ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ wķÆì ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ ­īÐ īÐæķă­īăř īÐŒðÐœÐÌ ­ĊÌ ķĨÌ­ĴÐÌ ­Į Ĩ­īĴ ďå ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ ìðæìÐĮĴ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ďå Ì­Ĵ­ĨīðŒ­Æř ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĴìÐ ķĮÐ ďå ÐĊÆī řĨĴÐÌ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ Æì­ĊĊÐăĮ œìÐĊ Įì­īðĊæ ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ Ì­Ĵ­Ƭ ­Į œÐăă ­Į ĮĴīðĊæÐĊĴ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďă ĉЭĮķīÐĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ďĊăř ­ķĴìďīðšÐÌ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă 쭌Р­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ĮķÆì ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ăăřƬ ­ăă ďķī ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮĴ­ååƬ ­īÐ īÐĪķðīÐÌ Ĵď Ĩ­īĴðÆðĨ­ĴÐ ðĊ īÐæķă­ī Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ďĊ Ì­Ĵ­ ĨīðŒ­Æř ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐř īÐĉ­ðĊ ķĨǀĴďǀÌ­ĴÐ œðĴì ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ īÐæķă­Ĵďīř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ ”Ð Ĵ­āÐ ĴìÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴř ďå ì­ĊÌăðĊæ ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ÐŘĴīÐĉÐăř ĮÐīðďķĮăř ­ĊÌ ­īÐ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ĨīÐĮÐīŒðĊæ ĴìÐ ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴð­ăðĴř ­ĊÌ ðĊĴÐæīðĴř ďå ­ăă Ì­Ĵ­ÐĊĴīķĮĴÐÌ Ĵď ķĮƫ ƫ wÐÆķīðĴř ųƫ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ řďķī ĮĴī­ĴÐæř åďī ĮÐÆķīðĊæ řďķī ÆăðÐĊĴNjĮ Ì­Ĵ­ƫ AĊÆăķÌÐ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ĨďăðÆðÐĮ ­Į œÐăă ­Į ­Ċř ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ řďķ ĨďĮĮÐĮĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìÐ řЭī ЭÆì œ­Į ďīðæðĊ­ăăř ďÅĴ­ðĊÐÌƫ ”Ð ĨīðďīðĴðšÐ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ďå ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮǑ Ì­Ĵ­­ĊÌ ì­ŒÐ ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ ­ĉķăĴðǀå­ÆÐĴÐÌ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď Ì­Ĵ­ ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊƫ wÐÆķīðĴř qďăðÆðÐĮƭ ”Ð 쭌РÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆðÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďŒÐī ­ăă ­īЭĮ ďå ďķī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƬ åīďĉ Ì­Ĵ­ì­ĊÌăðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĮĴďī­æÐ Ĵď ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ĮÐÆķīðĴřƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĨďăðÆðÐĮ ­īÐ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ Ì­Ĵ­ åīďĉ ķĊ­ķĴìďīðšÐÌ ­ÆÆÐĮĮƬ ķĮÐƬ ÌðĮÆăďĮķīÐƬ ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊƬ ĉďÌðťÆ­ĴðďĊƬ ďī ÌÐĮĴīķÆĴðďĊƫ ăă ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴÐĉĨďī­īř ĮĴ­åå ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďīĮƬ ­īÐ Ĵī­ðĊÐÌ ­ĊÌ īÐĪķðīÐÌ Ĵď ­ÌìÐīÐ Ĵď ĴìÐĮÐ ĨďăðÆðÐĮƫ ÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ wĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƭ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ðĮ TTÆÐīĴðťÐÌƬ œìðÆì ­ĴĴÐĮĴĮ Ĵď ďķī ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ­æăďÅ­ăăř īÐÆďæĊðšÐÌ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌ åďī ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ }ìðĮ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊƬ ťīĮĴ ďÅĴ­ðĊÐÌ ðĊ ŴŲŴųƬ ĮðæĊðťÐĮ ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴðĊæ ÅÐĮĴǀĨī­ÆĴðÆÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĮÐÆķīðĴř 82 468 ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮƫ ”Ð ­ăĮď ÆďĉĨăř œðĴì ĴìÐ U­ĴðďĊ­ă AĊĮĴðĴķĴÐ ďå wĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ­ĊÌ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř ƺUAw}ƻ řÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř 9ī­ĉÐœďīāƫ 'ĊÆīřĨĴðďĊƭ ”Ð ķĮÐ ĮĴ­ĴÐǀďåǀĴìÐǀ­īĴ ÐĊÆīřĨĴðďĊ åďī Ì­Ĵ­ðĊ Ĵī­ĊĮðĴ ­ĊÌ ­Ĵ īÐĮĴƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ÐŒÐĊ ðå Ì­Ĵ­ðĮ ðĊĴÐīÆÐĨĴÐÌƬ ðĴ Æ­ĊĊďĴ ÅÐ īÐ­Ì œðĴìďķĴ ĴìÐ ÌÐÆī řĨĴðďĊ āÐřĮƫ ÆÆÐĮĮ ďĊĴīďăƭ ”Ð ÐĉĨăďř ĮĴīðÆĴ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďă ĉЭĮķīÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ďĊăř ­ķĴìďīðšÐÌ ðĊÌðŒðÌķ­ăĮ 쭌Р­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ ”Ð ķĮÐ ­ÆďĉÅðĊ­ĴðďĊ ďå ĨìřĮðÆ­ă ­ĊÌ ÌðæðĴ­ă ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďăĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ Ĵœďǀå­ÆĴďī ­ķĴìÐĊĴðÆ­ĴðďĊƫ tÐæķă­ī ķÌðĴĮƭ ”Ð ÆďĊÌķÆĴ īÐæķă­ī ðĊĴÐīĊ­ă ­ĊÌ ÐŘĴÐīĊ­ă ­ķÌðĴĮ Ĵď ­ĮĮÐĮĮ ďķī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉЭĮķīÐĮǑ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐĊÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­īЭĮ åďī ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƫ wÐÆķīðĴř }ī­ðĊðĊæƭ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ďĊæďðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ Ĵď ďķī ĮĴ­åå Ĵď āÐÐĨ ĴìÐĉ ­œ­īÐ ďå ĴìÐ ă­ĴÐĮĴ ĴìīЭĴĮ ­ĊÌ Į­åÐ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƫ AĊÆðÌÐĊĴ tÐĮĨďĊĮÐ qă­Ċƭ AĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ďå ­ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴƬ œÐ 쭌Р­īďÅķĮĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ Ĩă­Ċ Ĵď ĪķðÆāăř ÆďĊĴ­ðĊ ĴìÐ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴƬ ĉðĊðĉðšÐ Ì­ĉ­æÐƬ ­ĊÌ ðĊŒÐĮĴðæ­ĴÐ ĴìÐ Æ­ķĮÐƫ #­Ĵ­­ÆāķĨ ­ĊÌ tÐÆďŒÐīřƭ ”Ð ÐĉĨăďř īÐæķă­ī Ì­Ĵ­Å­ÆāķĨĮ ­ĊÌ ì­ŒÐ ­ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐī ř Ĩă­Ċ ðĊ Ĩă­ÆÐ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴðĊķðĴř ðĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ďå Ì­Ĵ­ăďĮĮ ďī ĮřĮĴÐĉ å­ðăķīÐƫ Ŵƫ 'ŘĨă­ðĊ ìďœ qtZqZw't œðăă ðĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐĮ īÐĪķðīÐÌ ­īÐ ­ÌìÐīÐÌ Ĵďƫ Zķī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ ­ÌìÐīÐĊÆÐ Ĵď ðĴĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­īÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ ĉÐĴðÆķăďķĮăř ķĊÌÐī ďķī 9­ÆðăðĴř wÐÆķīðĴř ZŨÆÐīǑĮ ƺ9wZƻ æķðÌ­ĊÆÐƫ Į ­ÆďĉĨ­Ċř œðĴì ­#ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå #ÐåÐĊĮÐ ƺ#ď#ƻ wÐÆīÐĴ 9­ÆðăðĴř ăЭī­ĊÆÐ OÐŒÐă ƺ9OƻƬ œÐ ­īÐ œÐăăǀŒÐīĮÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř åďī ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐĮ īÐĪķðīÐÌ åďī ďķī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮƫ Zķī ­ĨĨīď­Æì ðĊÆăķÌÐĮƭ ăЭī­ĊÆÐ “ÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ T­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƭ Zķī 9wZ ŒÐīðťÐĮ ­ăă ÆķīīÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĮĨÐÆĴðŒÐ ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮǑ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ­æ­ðĊĮĴ ĴìÐ #ÐåÐĊĮÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ wřĮĴÐĉ åďī wÐÆķīðĴř ƺ#Awwƻƫ Ċř ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ďī Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ­īÐ Ĵī­ÆāÐÌ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ďĊăř ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐăř ÆăЭīÐÌ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă 쭌Р­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ tÐæķă­ī }ī­ðĊðĊæƭ ”Ð ÆďĊÌķÆĴ īÐæķă­ī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÅīðÐťĊæĮ ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ĮÐĮĮðďĊĮ åďī ­ăă ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐř ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴðÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďĉÐ œðĴì ĴìÐðī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐƬ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ­ÌìÐīðĊæ Ĵď ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ÆďĊĮÐĪķÐĊÆÐĮ ďå ĊďĊǀÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐƫ qÐīðďÌðÆ tÐŒðÐœĮƭ tÐæķă­ī īÐŒðÐœĮ ­īÐ Æ­īīðÐÌ ďķĴ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ­ăă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ ­īÐ ÅÐðĊæ åďăăďœÐÌƫ Ċř ðĊĮĴ­ĊÆÐĮ ďå ĊďĊǀÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ­īÐ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐÌ ĨīďĉĨĴăř Ĵď ĉðĴðæ­ĴÐ īðĮāƫ wÐÆķīðĴř ăЭī­ĊÆÐ tÐĊÐœ­ăƭ }ìÐ 9wZ ďŒÐīĮÐÐĮ ĴìÐ īÐĊÐœ­ă ĨīďÆÐĮĮ åďī ÐŘĨðīðĊæ ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ÆďĊĴðĊķðĴř ðĊ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ ĴìÐ īÐĪķðīÐÌ ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐ ăÐŒÐăĮƫ 83 469 AĊÆðÌÐĊĴ tÐĨďīĴðĊæƭ ”Ð 쭌Р­Ċ ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ ĨīďĴďÆďă åďī īÐĨďīĴðĊæ ­Ċř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐ Œðďă­ĴðďĊĮƬ œìðÆì ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ īÐĨďīĴðĊæ Ĵď ĴìÐ 9wZ ­ĊÌ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ­ķĴìďīðĴðÐĮƫ ÆÆÐĮĮ ďĊĴīďăĮƭ wĴīðÆĴ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďăĮ ­īÐ ðĊ Ĩă­ÆÐ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ďĊăř ðĊÌðŒðÌķ­ăĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐĮ Æ­Ċ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Æă­ĮĮðťÐÌ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ ŵƫ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐƫ ”Ð ķĨìďăÌ īðæďīďķĮ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ðĊ ăðĊÐ œðĴì ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮǑ Ì­Ĵ­­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĴìÐ ðĊĴÐæīðĴř ďå ďķī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ ”Ð ìďăÌ Ĵœď ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĴÐĮĴ­ĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ďķī ĨīďťÆðÐĊÆř ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĮÐÆķīðĊæ ďķī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ #ď#wÐÆīÐĴ 9­ÆðăðĴř ăЭī­ĊÆÐ OÐŒÐă ƺ9Oƻƭ Zķī #ď#wÐÆīÐĴ 9O Œ­ăðÌ­ĴÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ì­Į ĉÐĴ ĴìÐ €ƫwƫ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå #ÐåÐĊĮÐǑĮ ĮĴīðĊæÐĊĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ­ăăďœðĊæ ķĮ Ĵď ­ÆÆÐĮĮƬ ì­ĊÌăÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĮĴďīÐ Æă­ĮĮðťÐÌ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ķĨ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĮÐÆīÐĴ ăÐŒÐăƫ ZÅĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĴìðĮ ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐ ĮðæĊðťÐĮ ­ ìðæì ăÐŒÐă ďå ĴīķĮĴœďīĴìðĊÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴÐĮ ďķī ­ÅðăðĴř Ĵď Į­åÐæķ­īÌ ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ Zķī 9O ­ăĮď ðĊÌðÆ­ĴÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ 쭌РðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴÐÌ īďÅķĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉЭĮķīÐĮ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ķĊ­ķĴìďīðšÐÌ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď Æă­ĮĮðťÐÌ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƬ œìðÆì ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÅďĴì ĨìřĮðÆ­ă ­ĊÌ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨīďĴďÆďăĮƫ TTwÐÆķīðĴř ÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊƭ }ìÐ řÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř T­ĴķīðĴř TďÌÐă ÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ƺTTƻ ðĮ ­ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÆ­ă­ÅăÐ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ÌÐĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴďīĮ Æ­Ċ ­ÌÐĪķ­ĴÐăř ĨīďĴÐÆĴ ďĊĴīďăăÐÌ €ĊÆă­ĮĮðťÐÌ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ƺ€Aƻ ­Ĵ ­ăÐŒÐă ÆďĉĉÐĊĮķī­ĴÐ œðĴì ĴìÐ īðĮāƫ >ďăÌðĊæ ĴìðĮ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴÐĮ ­Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ ­ĊÌ īÐÌķÆðĊæ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř īðĮāƫ AĴ ĮðæĊðťÐĮ ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ īďÅķĮĴ ÆřÅÐī ìřæðÐĊÐ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďå Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­īÐ ÐĪķðŒ­ăÐĊĴ Ĵď ĴìÐ UAw}wq źŲŲǀųŹų ĮÐÆķīðĴř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ðĊ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ Ĵď ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴðĊæ ďķī ­ÅðăðĴř Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ ­ĊÌ ĮķĮĴ­ðĊ ­Ċ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊǑĮ ­ĮĮÐĴĮ ­ĊÌ €Aƫ Ĩ­īĴ åīďĉ ĴìÐĮÐƬ ďķī ĴЭĉ ðĮ ÐĪķðĨĨÐÌ œðĴì ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăĮ œìď ìďăÌ Œ­īðďķĮ ðĊÌķĮĴīřǀĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ÐīĴðťÐÌ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ wřĮĴÐĉĮ wÐÆķīðĴř qīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă ƺAwwqƻƬ ÐīĴðťÐÌ 'ĴìðÆ­ă >­ÆāÐī ƺ'>ƻƬ ­ĊÌ ďĉĨ}AwÐÆķīðĴřǡƫ }ìÐĮÐ Œ­ăðÌ­ĴÐ ďķī ĮĴ­ååǑĮ ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ ðĊ ÌÐĮðæĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ ­Ċ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊǑĮ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ Ŷƫ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ì­ĊÌăðĊæ ďå ĉķăĴðǀå­ÆĴďī ­ķĴìÐĊĴðÆ­ĴðďĊ ðĊĴÐīĊ­ăăřƫ ”Ð ĮĴīďĊæăř ÅÐăðЌРðĊ ­ĊÌ ­ÌìÐīÐ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĨīðĊÆðĨăÐ ďå īďÅķĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉЭĮķīÐĮƬ ďĊÐ ďå œìðÆì ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĴìÐ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďå TķăĴðǀ9­ÆĴďī ķĴìÐĊĴðÆ­ĴðďĊ ƺT9ƻƫ T9ðĮ ­Ċ ðĊĴÐæī­ă Ĩ­īĴ ďå ďķī ðĊĴÐīĊ­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆďĊĴīďăĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮƬ ­ÌÌðĊæ ­Ċ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ă ă­řÐī ďå ĮÐÆķīðĴř Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ķĊ­ķĴìďīðšÐÌ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ďķī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮǑ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ }ìÐ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďå T9œðĴìðĊ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ īÐĪķðīÐĮ ķĮÐīĮ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ Ĵœď ĮÐĨ­ī­ĴÐ åďīĉĮ ďå ðÌÐĊĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ­ķĴìÐĊĴðÆ­ĴÐ ĴìÐðī ðÌÐĊĴðĴřƫ }ìðĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĮďĉÐĴìðĊæ ĴìÐ ķĮÐī āĊďœĮ ƺăðāÐ ­ Ĩ­ĮĮœďīÌƻ ­ĊÌ ĮďĉÐĴìðĊæ ĴìÐ ķĮÐī ĨďĮĮÐĮĮÐĮ ƺĮķÆì ­Į ­ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐ ďī ­ì­īÌœ­īÐ ĴďāÐĊƻƫ Zķī T9ĮĴī­ĴÐæř æďÐĮ ÅÐřďĊÌ þķĮĴ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌ ķĮÐīĊ­ĉÐ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­ĮĮœďīÌ ­ķĴìÐĊĴðÆ­ĴðďĊƫ AĊ ďķī Æ­ĮÐƬ ­åĴÐī ĴìÐ ķĮÐī ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ĴìÐ ÆďīīÐÆĴ ķĮÐīĊ­ĉÐ ­ĊÌ Ĩ­ĮĮœďīÌƬ ĴìÐř ­īÐ īÐĪķðīÐÌ Ĵď ÆďĊťīĉ 84 470 ĴìÐðī ðÌÐĊĴðĴř Ĵìīďķæì ­ĮÐÆďĊÌ å­ÆĴďīƫ }ìðĮ ÆďķăÌ ÅÐ ­ķĊðĪķÐ ÆďÌÐ ĮÐĊĴ Ĵď ĴìÐðī īÐæðĮĴÐīÐÌ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐƬ ­Ċ Ðĉ­ðă ÆďĊťīĉ­ĴðďĊƬ ďī Ĵìīďķæì ÅðďĉÐĴīðÆ ­ķĴìÐĊĴðÆ­ĴðďĊ ĮķÆì ­Į ťĊæÐīĨīðĊĴĮƫ ”Ð 쭌РðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴÐÌ T9ďĊ ­ăă ďķī ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ Ðĉ­ðăƬ īÐĉďĴÐ ÌÐĮāĴďĨ ­ÆÆÐĮĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ­ÆÆÐĮĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­ăă ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďĊĴ­ðĊ ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ Ì­Ĵ­ƫ ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ăăřƬ œÐ īÐæķă­īăř ­ķÌðĴ ­ĊÌ ķĨÌ­ĴÐ ďķī T9ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐř ­ăðæĊ œðĴì ĴìÐ ă­ĴÐĮĴ ðĊÌķĮĴīř ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ ŷƫ qīďŒðÌÐ ÌÐĴ­ðăĮ ďå qtZqZw'tNjĮ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ åďī ĮĴ­řðĊæ ÆķīīÐĊĴ ďĊ īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮƬ ăÐæðĮă­ĴðďĊƬ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĮĴ­řðĊæ ÆķīīÐĊĴ œðĴì ­ăă īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮƬ ăÐæðĮă­ĴðďĊƬ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ Ĵď ďķī œďīāƫ Zķī Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ åďī ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìðĮ ­īÐ ĉķăĴðǀå­ÆÐĴÐÌ ­ĊÌ ðĊÆăķÌÐƭ ďĊĴðĊķðĊæ 'ÌķÆ­ĴðďĊƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ ðĮ ÐĊÆďķī­æÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴÐÌ Ĵď ĨķīĮķÐ ďĊæďðĊæ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ ďĨĨďīĴķĊðĴðÐĮƬ ĮķÆì ­Į œďīāĮìďĨĮƬ œÐÅðĊ­īĮƬ ÆďĊåÐīÐĊÆÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďķīĮÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ìÐăĨĮ ķĮ āÐÐĨ ­ÅīЭĮĴ ďå Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ðĊÌķĮĴīř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ­ĊÌ ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƫ AĊÌķĮĴīř TÐĉÅÐīĮìðĨĮƭ ”Ð ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĉÐĉÅÐīĮìðĨĮ œðĴì ðĊÌķĮĴīř ÅďÌðÐĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ĴìÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ wřĮĴÐĉĮ ķÌðĴ ­ĊÌ ďĊĴīďă ĮĮďÆð­ĴðďĊ ƺAwƻ ­ĊÌ AĊĴÐīĊ­ĴðďĊ­ă AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ wřĮĴÐĉ wÐÆķīðĴř ÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ďĊĮďīĴðķĉ ƺAwƻƛƫ }ìÐĮÐ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐ īÐæķă­ī ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ ďĊ Æì­ĊæÐĮ Ĵď īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ăÐæðĮă­ĴðďĊƫ ÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ tÐĊÐœ­ăƭ ÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĮķÆì ­Į ďķī #ď#wÐÆīÐĴ 9O ­ĊÌ TTOÐŒÐă ŵ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊƬ īÐĪķðīÐ ĨÐīðďÌðÆ īÐĊÐœ­ăƫ Į Ĩ­īĴ ďå ĴìðĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ œÐ ­īÐ īÐĪķðīÐÌ Ĵď ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴÐ ďķī āĊďœăÐÌæÐ ďå ­Ċř īÐÆÐĊĴ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ īÐă­ĴÐÌ ­īЭƫ tÐæķă­ī ķÌðĴĮƭ ”Ð ÆďĊÌķÆĴ īÐæķă­ī ðĊĴÐīĊ­ă ­ĊÌ ĴìðīÌǀĨ­īĴř ­ķÌðĴĮ ďå ďķī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ­ăă īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ ķÌðĴďīĮ ìÐăĨ ķĮ ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­Ċř ­īЭĮ œìÐīÐ œÐ ĉ­ř ĊÐÐÌ Ĵď ķĨÌ­ĴÐ ďķī Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ Ĵď īÐĉ­ðĊ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊĴƫ tÐæķă­Ĵďīř TďĊðĴďīðĊæƭ ”Ð 쭌РÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ åďī ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ īÐæķă­Ĵďīř Æì­ĊæÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĮķÅĮÆīðÅðĊæ Ĵď ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ åīďĉ īÐæķă­Ĵďīř ÅďÌðÐĮƬ āÐÐĨðĊæ ­Ċ ÐřÐ ďĊ ĊÐœĮ ­ĊÌ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ðĊ ďķī ťÐăÌƬ ­ĊÌ ăð­ðĮðĊæ œðĴì ăÐæ­ă ÐŘĨÐīĴĮ œìÐĊ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īřƫ 'ĉĨăďřÐÐ }ī­ðĊðĊæƭ ”ìÐĊÐŒÐī ĴìÐīÐ ­īÐ ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ðĊ īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮ ďī ăÐæðĮă­ĴðďĊ Ĵì­Ĵ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďķī œďīāƬ œÐ ÆďĊÌķÆĴ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ĮÐĮĮðďĊĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ­ăă īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ĮĴ­åå ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ ­īÐ ­œ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĉĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ tðĮā T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð 쭌Р­ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ īðĮā ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĴЭĉ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďĊĴðĊķ­ăăř ­ĮĮÐĮĮÐĮ Œ­īðďķĮ īÐæķă­ĴďīřƬ ăÐæðĮă­ĴðŒÐƬ ­ĊÌ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊǀīÐă­ĴÐÌ īðĮāĮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĮ ĉðĴðæ­ĴðďĊ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÐĮƫ Ÿƫ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ Å­ÆāæīďķĊÌ ÆìÐÆāĮ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ åďī ­ăă qtZqZw'tNjĮ ĮĴ­ååƫ 85 471 ”Ð Ĵ­āÐ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ ĴīķĮĴ ďå ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ŒÐīř ĮÐīðďķĮăřƫ }ìðĮ ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ ÅÐæðĊĮ œðĴì ďķī ìðīðĊæ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ œìðÆì ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ Å­ÆāæīďķĊÌ ÆìÐÆāĮ ďĊ ­ăă ĨīďĮĨÐÆĴðŒÐ ĮĴ­åå ĉÐĉÅÐīĮƫ Zķī Å­ÆāæīďķĊÌ ÆìÐÆāĮ ­īÐ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ Åř ­ĴīķĮĴÐÌ ĴìðīÌǀĨ­īĴř ĨīďŒðÌÐī ­ĊÌ ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĴìÐ åďăăďœðĊæ ÐăÐĉÐĊĴĮƭ īðĉðĊ­ă >ðĮĴďīř ìÐÆāĮƭ ”Ð ÆďĊÌķÆĴ Ċ­ĴðďĊœðÌÐ ÆīðĉðĊ­ă ìðĮĴďīř ÆìÐÆāĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďŒÐī ­ăă þķīðĮÌðÆĴðďĊĮ œìÐīÐ ĴìÐ Æ­ĊÌðÌ­ĴÐ ì­Į ăðŒÐÌƬ œďīāÐÌƬ ďī ĮĴķÌðÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ Ĩ­ĮĴ ĮÐŒÐĊ řЭīĮƫ 'ĉĨăďřĉÐĊĴ “ÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊƭ ”Ð ŒÐīðåř ĴìÐ ÐĉĨăďřĉÐĊĴ ìðĮĴďī ř ďå ĴìÐ Æ­ĊÌðÌ­ĴÐ åďī ĴìÐ Ĩ­ĮĴ ĮÐŒÐĊ řЭīĮ Ĵď ÆďĊťīĉ ĴìÐ ­ÆÆķī­Æř ďå ĴìÐðī ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ þďÅ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴðÐĮƫ 'ÌķÆ­ĴðďĊ “ÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊƭ ”Ð ŒÐīðåř ĴìÐ Æ­ĊÌðÌ­ĴÐǑĮ ìðæìÐĮĴ ăÐŒÐă ďå ÐÌķÆ­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ăÐæðĴðĉ­Æř ďå ĴìÐðī ÆīÐÌÐĊĴð­ăĮƫ tÐåÐīÐĊÆÐ ìÐÆāĮƭ ”Ð ÆďĊĴ­ÆĴ īÐåÐīÐĊÆÐĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ Æ­ĊÌðÌ­ĴÐ Ĵď æ­ðĊ ðĊĮðæìĴĮ ðĊĴď ĴìÐðī œďīā ÐĴìðÆƬ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăðĮĉƬ ­ĊÌ ĮķðĴ­ÅðăðĴř åďī ĴìÐ īďăÐƫ AÌÐĊĴðĴř “ÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊƭ ”Ð ŒÐīðåř ĴìÐ ðÌÐĊĴðĴř ďå ĴìÐ Æ­ĊÌðÌ­ĴÐ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐř ­īÐ œìď ĴìÐř Į­ř ĴìÐř ­īÐƫ 9ďī īďăÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ īÐĪķðīÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ Ì­Ĵ­ďī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ă ÆìÐÆāĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ÆīÐÌðĴ ÆìÐÆāĮƬ ÌīðŒðĊæ īÐÆďīÌĮƬ ďī åķīĴìÐī ÆīðĉðĊ­ă ìðĮĴďīř ÆìÐÆāĮ ĉ­ř ÅÐ īÐĪķðīÐÌƫ TďīÐďŒÐīƬ åďī īďăÐĮ īÐĪķðīðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐƬ œÐ ­ÌìÐīÐ Ĵď ĴìÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ďå #ÐåÐĊĮÐǑĮ ƺ#ď#ƻ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ åďī ďÅĴ­ðĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĮķÆì ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐĮƫ Źƫ >ďœ ÌďÐĮ qtZqZw't ĮĴ­ř ðĊåďīĉÐÌ īÐæ­īÌðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ăÐīĴĮ ­ĊÌƸďī ÐŒÐĊĴĮƲ ”Ð ķĴðăðšÐ ­ĉķăĴðǀå­ÆÐĴÐÌ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ĮĴ­ř ðĊåďīĉÐÌ īÐæ­īÌðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ăÐīĴĮ ­ĊÌ ÐŒÐĊĴĮƫ ”Ð ÅÐăðЌРðĊ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ ĮĴ­ř ķĨÌ­ĴÐÌ œðĴì ĴìÐ ă­ĴÐĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĊÐœĮƬ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìīЭĴ ĴīÐĊÌĮƫ >ÐīÐǑĮ ìďœ œÐ ­ÆìðЌРĴìðĮƭ }ìīЭĴ AĊĴÐăăðæÐĊÆÐ 9ÐÐÌĮƭ ”Ð ĮķÅĮÆīðÅÐ Ĵď Œ­īðďķĮ ĴìīЭĴ ðĊĴÐăăðæÐĊÆÐ åÐÐÌĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĨīďŒðÌÐ īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ­ăÐīĴĮ ­ÅďķĴ ĊÐœ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ ÐŘĨăďðĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÆřÅÐī ĴìīЭĴĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ åÐÐÌĮ ÆďĉÐ åīďĉ ĮÐŒÐī­ă īÐĨķĴ­ÅăÐ ĮďķīÆÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ŒÐĊÌďīĮƬ ðĊÌķĮĴīř ­ĮĮďÆð­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ æďŒÐīĊĉÐĊĴ ­æÐĊÆðÐĮ ăðāÐ ĴìÐ €w ďĉĨķĴÐī 'ĉÐīæÐĊÆř tЭÌðĊÐĮĮ }Эĉ ƺ€wǀ't}ƻƫ “ÐĊÌďī ăÐīĴĮƭ ”Ð ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĮĴīďĊæ īÐă­ĴðďĊĮìðĨĮ œðĴì ďķī ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ŒÐĊÌďīĮ ­ĊÌ ĮķÅĮÆīðÅÐ Ĵď ĴìÐðī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ăÐīĴ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ­ăÐīĴĮ ðĊåďīĉ ķĮ ­ÅďķĴ ­Ċř ĊÐœ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ ďī Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮ œÐ ķĮÐƫ wÐÆķīðĴř 9ďīķĉĮ ­ĊÌ ďĉĉķĊðĴðÐĮƭ Zķī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴЭĉ Ĩ­īĴðÆðĨ­ĴÐĮ ðĊ Œ­īðďķĮ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř åďīķĉĮ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĉķĊðĴðÐĮƬ Įì­īðĊæ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ăЭīĊðĊæ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ ă­ĴÐĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴīÐĊÌĮ ­ĊÌ ĴìīЭĴĮ åīďĉ ďĴìÐī ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăĮƫ 86 472 }ī­ðĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ďĊåÐīÐĊÆÐĮƭ Zķī ĮĴ­åå īÐæķă­īăř ­ĴĴÐĊÌ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ÆďķīĮÐĮƬ œÐÅðĊ­īĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊåÐīÐĊÆÐĮ Ĵď āÐÐĨ ĴìÐðī āĊďœăÐÌæÐ ķĨǀĴďǀÌ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ăЭīĊ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ ă­ĴÐĮĴ ĴìīЭĴĮ ­ĊÌ ÌÐåÐĊĮÐ ĉÐÆì­ĊðĮĉĮƫ AĊĴÐīĊ­ă wÐÆķīðĴř TďĊðĴďīðĊæƭ ”Ð ķĴðăðšÐ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĴďďăĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăÐīĴ ķĮ ðĊ īЭăǀĴðĉÐ Ĵď ­Ċř ĮķĮĨðÆðďķĮ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ ďī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮ œðĴìðĊ ďķī ĊÐĴœďīāĮ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ TÐĉÅÐīĮìðĨ ðĊ AwĮƭ ”Ð ­īÐ ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ ďå AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ wì­īðĊæ ­ĊÌ Ċ­ăřĮðĮ ÐĊĴÐīĮ ƺAwĮƻƬ œìðÆì ĨīďŒðÌÐ ðĊÌķĮĴīřǀĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĴìīЭĴ ðĊĴÐăăðæÐĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĉďĴÐ Æďăă­Åďī­ĴðďĊ ­ĉďĊæ ĉÐĉÅÐīĮƫ źƫ >ďœ ÌďÐĮ qtZqZw't ĊďĴðåř ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŒÐĊĴĮ åďī řďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƲ ”Ð ĨīðďīðĴðšÐ ÆăðÐĊĴ Į­åÐĴř ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊÆř ðĊ ­ăă ďķī ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ÐĮĨÐÆð­ăăř œìÐĊ ì­ĊÌăðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŒÐĊĴĮƫ Zķī ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŒÐĊĴ ĊďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐ ­īÐ ­Į åďăăďœĮƭ #ÐĴÐÆĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ AÌÐĊĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊƭ Zķī ťīĮĴ ĮĴÐĨ ðĮ Ĵď ÌÐĴÐÆĴ ­ĊÌ ðÌÐĊĴðåř ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŒÐĊĴƫ ”Ð ăÐŒÐī­æÐ ĮĴ­ĴÐǀďåǀĴìÐǀ­īĴ wÐÆķīðĴř AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ 'ŒÐĊĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ƺwA'Tƻ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ AĊĴīķĮðďĊ #ÐĴÐÆĴðďĊ wřĮĴÐĉĮ ƺA#wƻ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďĊĮĴ­ĊĴăř ĉďĊðĴďī ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴǑĮ ĊÐĴœďīāĮ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ åďī ­Ċř ĮðæĊĮ ďå ­ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŒÐĊĴƫ ă­ĮĮðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ qīðďīðĴðš­ĴðďĊƭ ZĊÆÐ ­Ċ ÐŒÐĊĴ ðĮ ÌÐĴÐÆĴÐÌƬ ðĴǑĮ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐăř Æă­ĮĮðťÐÌ ­ÆÆďīÌðĊæ Ĵď ðĴĮ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÐŒÐīðĴřƫ >ðæìǀĨīðďīðĴř ÐŒÐĊĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ďī Ì­Ĵ­ ĮÐÆķīðĴř īÐÆÐðŒÐ ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ­ĴĴÐĊĴðďĊƫ AĊÆðÌÐĊĴ tÐĮĨďĊĮÐƭ åĴÐī Æă­ĮĮðťÆ­ĴðďĊƬ œÐ ­ÆĴðŒ­ĴÐ ďķī AĊÆðÌÐĊĴ tÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ƺAtƻ ĴЭĉ Ĵď ÆďĊĴ­ðĊ ­ĊÌ ĉðĴðæ­ĴÐ ĴìÐ ðĮĮķÐƫ Zķī At ĴЭĉ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŘĨÐīĴĮ ĮāðăăÐÌ ðĊ Œ­īðďķĮ ­ĮĨÐÆĴĮ ďå ÆřÅÐī ÌÐåÐĊĮÐ ­ĊÌ ÌðæðĴ­ă åďīÐĊĮðÆĮƫ }ìÐř ­īÐ Ĵī­ðĊÐÌ Ĵď ì­ĊÌăÐ Œ­īðďķĮ ĴřĨÐĮ ďå ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ Ì­Ĵ­ÅīЭÆìÐĮƬ ĉ­ăœ­īÐ ­ĴĴ­ÆāĮƬ ­ĊÌ ##ďw ­ĴĴ­ÆāĮƬ ­ĉďĊæ ďĴìÐīĮƫ ăðÐĊĴ UďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊƭ ”Ð ťīĉăř ÅÐăðЌРðĊ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊÆřƬ ­ĊÌ œÐ ÐĊĮķīÐ ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ­īÐ ĨīďĉĨĴăř ðĊåďīĉÐÌ ­ÅďķĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŒÐĊĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉ­ř ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ĴìÐðī ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ }ìÐ ĴðĉðĊæƬ ĉÐĴìďÌƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴÐĊĴ ďå ĴìÐ ĊďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ œðăă ÌÐĨÐĊÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŒÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ĮĴðĨķă­ĴðďĊĮ ðĊ ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ­æīÐÐĉÐĊĴƫ ”Ð ÐĊĮķīÐ ďķī ĊďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ­īÐ ÆăЭīƬ ÆďĊÆðĮÐƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴ­ðĊ ­ÆĴðďĊ­ÅăÐ ­ÌŒðÆÐƫ tÐĉÐÌð­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ tÐÆďŒÐīřƭ Zķī ĴЭĉ œďīāĮ ÌðăðæÐĊĴăř Ĵď ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŒÐĊĴƬ ÐăðĉðĊ­ĴÐ ĴìÐ ĴìīЭĴƬ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďŒÐī ­Ċř ðĉĨ­ÆĴÐÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ďī Ì­Ĵ­ƫ ”Ð ­ðĉ Ĵď ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ÌďœĊĴðĉÐ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴðĊķðĴř åďī ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƫ qďĮĴǀAĊÆðÌÐĊĴ Ċ­ăřĮðĮ ­ĊÌ tÐĨďīĴðĊæƭ åĴÐī īÐĮďăŒðĊæ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴƬ œÐ ÆďĊÌķÆĴ ­ĨďĮĴǀðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ ­Ċ­ăřĮðĮ Ĵď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ðĴĮ īďďĴ Æ­ķĮÐ ­ĊÌ ðĉĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƫ ”Ð ­ăĮď ĨīÐĨ­īÐ ­ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ īÐĨďīĴ åďī ĴìÐ ÆăðÐĊĴƬ ďķĴăðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ďå ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴƬ ďķī īÐĮĨďĊĮÐƬ ĴìÐ ďķĴÆďĉÐƬ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌ­ĴðďĊĮ åďī ĨīÐŒÐĊĴðĊæ Įðĉðă­ī ÐŒÐĊĴĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ åķĴķīÐƫ ďĊĴðĊķ­ă AĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð ķĮÐ ĴìÐ ăÐĮĮďĊĮ ăЭīĊÐÌ åīďĉ ÐŒÐīř ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÐŒÐĊĴ Ĵď ðĉĨīďŒÐ ďķī ĮÐÆķīðĴř Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ Ĩă­Ċƫ }ìðĮ ­ĨĨīď­Æì ÐĊĮķīÐĮ œÐ ­īÐ ÆďĊĴðĊķ­ăăř ÐŒďăŒðĊæ ­ĊÌ ðĉĨīďŒðĊæ ďķī ÆřÅÐīĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďĮĴķīÐ ðĊ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ Ĵď ĴìÐ ÐŒÐīǀÆì­ĊæðĊæ ĴìīЭĴ ă­ĊÌĮÆ­ĨÐƫ 87 473 Żƫ >ďœ ÌďÐĮ qtZqZw't ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƲ wqU ķĮÐĮ AT T­­wŵŸŲƬ ­ķĊðťÐÌ ÐĊÌĨďðĊĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ƺ€'Tƻ ĮďăķĴðďĊƬ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ īďÅķĮĴ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƫ }ìðĮ Ĵďďă ìÐăĨĮ ķĮ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīÐ ÐĊĴÐīĨīðĮÐ ­ĊÌ ÐĉĨăďřÐÐǀďœĊÐÌ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ­ÆīďĮĮ Œ­īðďķĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ăðāÐ ðZwƬ ĊÌīďðÌƬ ­ĊÌ ”ðĊÌďœĮƫ >ÐīÐǑĮ ìďœ œÐ ì­ĊÌăÐ ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ķĮðĊæ AT T­­wŵŸŲƭ #ÐŒðÆÐ 'ĊīďăăĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ qīďŒðĮðďĊðĊæƭ ăă ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ĉķĮĴ ÅÐ ÐĊīďăăÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ AT T­­wŵŸŲ Ĩă­Ĵåďīĉ ÅÐåďīÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮðĊæ ÆďīĨďī­ĴÐ īÐĮďķīÆÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ðĊŒďăŒÐĮ ðĊĮĴ­ăăðĊæ ĴìÐ T­­wŵŸŲ ­ĨĨ ďĊ ĴìÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐƬ īÐæðĮĴÐīðĊæ ĴìÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒðĮðďĊðĊæ ðĴ œðĴì ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊ ĮÐĴĴðĊæĮƫ }ìðĮ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ œÐ 쭌РÆďĊĴīďă ďŒÐī ĴìÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐ ­ĊÌ ðĴĮ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ďķī ĊÐĴœďīāƫ #ÐŒðÆÐ ďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð ķĴðăðšÐ AT T­­wŵŸŲǑĮ ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ Ĵď ÐĊåďīÆÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ ĨīðŒ­Æř ĮÐĴĴðĊæĮ ďĊ ­ăă ÐĊīďăăÐÌ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĮÐĴĴðĊæ ķĨ Ĩ­ĮĮÆďÌÐĮƬ ÆďĊťæķīðĊæ “qU ­ĊÌ ”ðǀ9ð ĮÐĴĴðĊæĮƬ ÐĊ­ÅăðĊæ ÐĊÆī řĨĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐĴĴðĊæ ķĨ Ðĉ­ðă ­ÆÆďķĊĴĮƫ ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ AT T­­wŵŸŲ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ķĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ ĴďďăĮ Ĵď ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ­ăă ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐƫ ”Ð Æ­Ċ ĨķĮì ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ īÐĮĴīðÆĴ ĴìÐ ķĮÐ ďå ÆÐīĴ­ðĊ ­ĨĨĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐĴ ķĨ ­Ċ ÐĊĴÐīĨīðĮÐ ­ĨĨ ĮĴďīÐ œìÐīÐ ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮ Æ­Ċ ÌďœĊăď­Ì ­ĨĨīďŒÐÌ ­ĊÌ ŒÐĴĴÐÌ ­ĨĨĮƫ wÐÆķīðĴř qďăðÆř 'ĊåďīÆÐĉÐĊĴƭ AT T­­wŵŸŲ ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ĮÐĴ ķĨ ­ĊÌ ÐĊåďīÆÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆðÐĮ ­ÆīďĮĮ ­ăă ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÌÐŒðÆÐ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ÆìÐÆāĮƬ œìÐīÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ­īÐ ĨÐīðďÌðÆ­ăăř ÆìÐÆāÐÌ ­æ­ðĊĮĴ ďķī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆř Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐƫ UďĊǀÆďĉĨăð­ĊĴ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ­īÐ Īķ­ī­ĊĴðĊÐÌ ­ĊÌ īÐĮĴīðÆĴÐÌ åīďĉ ­ÆÆÐĮĮðĊæ ĊÐĴœďīā īÐĮďķīÆÐĮƫ wÐÆķīÐ ďĊĴ­ðĊÐīðš­ĴðďĊƭ T­­wŵŸŲǑĮ ÆďĊĴ­ðĊÐīðš­ĴðďĊ åЭĴķīÐ ìÐăĨĮ ķĮ ĮÐĨ­ī­ĴÐ œďīā ­ĊÌ ĨÐīĮďĊ­ă Ì­Ĵ­ďĊ ÐĉĨăďřÐÐǀďœĊÐÌ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ÆďīĨďī­ĴÐ Ì­Ĵ­ðĮ ĮÐÆķīÐ ­ĊÌ ĨÐīĮďĊ­ă ĨīðŒ­Æř ðĮ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌƫ AĊÆðÌÐĊĴ tÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ­ĊÌ 9ďīÐĊĮðÆĮƭ AĊ Æ­ĮÐ ďå ­ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴƬ AT T­­wŵŸŲ æðŒÐĮ ķĮ ĴìÐ ­ÅðăðĴř Ĵď īÐĉďĴÐăř ăďÆ­ĴÐƬ ăďÆāƬ ­ĊÌ œðĨÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ Ì­Ĵ­ƫ AĴ ­ăĮď ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ķĮ œðĴì ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ åďīÐĊĮðÆĮ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ Ĵď ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ĮÆďĨÐ ­ĊÌ Ċ­ĴķīÐ ďå ĴìÐ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴƫ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ tÐĨďīĴðĊæƭ }ìīďķæì AT T­­wŵŸŲǑĮ Ì­ĮìÅď­īÌƬ œÐ ĉďĊðĴďī ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå ­ăă ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ æÐĴ ­ăÐīĴÐÌ Ĵď ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ æÐĊÐī­ĴÐ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ īÐĨďīĴĮ ďĊ ÌÐŒðÆÐ ķĮ­æÐƬ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƫ ųŲƫ >ďœ ÌďÐĮ qtZqZw't ÐĊĮķīÐ ÅÐĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ­īÐ ÅÐðĊæ åďăăďœÐÌƲ ”Ð ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ÅÐĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ Åř ÌďðĊæ ĴìÐ åďăăďœðĊæƭ wÐÆķīðĴř qďăðÆðÐĮ ­ĊÌ qīďÆÐÌķīÐĮƭ ”Ð 쭌РÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ ­ĊÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴÐÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăðæĊ œðĴì ðĊÌķĮĴī ř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ­ĊÌ ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĨďăðÆðÐĮ ÆďŒÐī Œ­īðďķĮ ­īЭĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďăƬ Ĩ­ĮĮœďīÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƬ Ì­Ĵ­ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊƬ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐƫ 88 474 tÐæķă­ī }ī­ðĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ œ­īÐĊÐĮĮƭ tÐæķă­ī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­œ­īÐĊÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ĮÐĮĮðďĊĮ ­īÐ ÆďĊÌķÆĴÐÌ Ĵď ÐÌķÆ­ĴÐ ďķī ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ ă­ĴÐĮĴ ĴìīЭĴĮƬ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐƫ tÐæķă­ī ķÌðĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴĮƭ ”Ð ĨÐīåďīĉ īÐæķă­ī ðĊĴÐīĊ­ă ­ĊÌ ÐŘĴÐīĊ­ă ­ķÌðĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ďķī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆðÐĮƫ Ċř ðÌÐĊĴðťÐÌ œÐ­āĊÐĮĮÐĮ ­īÐ ĨīďĉĨĴăř ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐÌƫ ÌďĨĴðďĊ ďå wÐÆķīðĴř 9ī­ĉÐœďīāĮ ­ĊÌ wĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƭ ”Ð åďăăďœ æăďÅ­ăăř īÐÆďæĊðšÐÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ­ĊÌ åī­ĉÐœďīāĮ ĮķÆì ­Į AwZ ŴŹŲŲųƬ UAw}Ƭ ­ĊÌ Aw ďĊĴīďăĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐÌ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ­īÐ åďăăďœÐÌƫ AĊÆðÌÐĊĴ tÐĮĨďĊĮÐ qă­Ċƭ ”Ð 쭌Р­œÐăăǀÌÐťĊÐÌ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ Ĩă­Ċ Ĵì­Ĵ ďķĴăðĊÐĮ ĴìÐ ĮĴÐĨĮ Ĵď ÅÐ Ĵ­āÐĊ ðĊ ĴìÐ ÐŒÐĊĴ ďå ­ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴƫ }ìðĮ ìÐăĨĮ ðĊ ĉðĊðĉðšðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďå ĴìÐ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ ­ĪķðÆā īÐÆďŒÐīřƫ €ĮÐ ďå ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ wÐÆķīðĴř }ďďăĮƭ ”Ð ķĮÐ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴďďăĮ åďī ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæƬ ÌÐĴÐÆĴðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴðĊæ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴìīЭĴĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĴďďăĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐ īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ­ăÐīĴĮ ďĊ ĮķĮĨðÆðďķĮ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ìÐăĨ ðĊ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ­īďÅķĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďĮĴķīÐƫ tÐæķă­ī €ĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ­ĊÌ q­ĴÆì T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð ÐĊĮķīÐ ­ăă ďķī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ­īÐ īÐæķă­īăř ķĨÌ­ĴÐÌ œðĴì ĴìÐ ă­ĴÐĮĴ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ìÐăĨĮ ðĊ ĉðĴðæ­ĴðĊæ ĴìÐ īðĮā ďå ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ÅÐ ÐŘĨăďðĴÐÌ Åř ÆřÅÐī ÆīðĉðĊ­ăĮƫ “ÐĊÌďī tðĮā T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð ÆďĊÌķÆĴ Ĵìďīďķæì ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴĮ ďå ďķī ŒÐĊÌďīĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐř ­ăĮď åďăăďœ ÅÐĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĮ ÆīķÆð­ă ­Į ŒÐĊÌďīĮ ďåĴÐĊ 쭌Р­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ďķī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ Ì­Ĵ­ƫ ďĊĴðĊķďķĮ AĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƭ wÐÆķīðĴř ðĮ ĊďĴ ­ďĊÐǀĴðĉÐ ­ÆĴðŒðĴřƬ ÅķĴ ­ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƫ ”Ð īÐæķă­īăř īÐŒðÐœ ­ĊÌ ķĨÌ­ĴÐ ďķī ĮÐÆķīðĴř Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ðĊ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ Ĵď Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ ĴìīЭĴ ă­ĊÌĮÆ­ĨÐƬ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ ųųƫ AĮ ­Ċ ­ĊĊķ­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ īÐĨďīĴ ðĊÆăķÌÐÌ ðĊ qtZqZw'tǑĮ ĮÐīŒðÆÐƲ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ īÐæķă­ī ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴĮ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ĴìÐ ðĊĴÐæīðĴř ďå ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴǑĮ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ }ìÐīÐåďīÐƬ ­Ċ ­ĊĊķ­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ īÐĨďīĴ ­īÐ ðĊĴÐæī­ă ÆďĉĨďĊÐĊĴĮ ďå ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐƫ Zķī ­ĊĊķ­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴ ðĊŒďăŒÐĮ ­Ĵìďīďķæì ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴðďĊ ďå řďķī A}ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ðÌÐĊĴðåřðĊæ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮÐĮĮðĊæ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮƫ qďĮĴǀ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴƬ œÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ īÐĨďīĴ ďķĴăðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďĮĴķīÐ ďå řďķī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ­Ċř ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă īðĮāĮ ðÌÐĊĴðťÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌÐÌ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÐĮ Ĵď ĉðĴðæ­ĴÐ ĴìďĮÐ īðĮāĮƫ TďīÐďŒÐīƬ ďķī ĮÐÆķīðĴř īÐĨďīĴ ðĮ ĉďīÐ Ĵì­Ċ ­ďĊÆÐǀ­ǀřЭī ÐŒÐĊĴƫ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ďĊæďðĊæ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ďĊ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮƬ ­ăÐīĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­ÌŒðĮďīðÐĮ ­Į Ĩ­īĴ ďå ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď āÐÐĨðĊæ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ðĊåďīĉÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐðī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ĮÐÆķīÐƫ 89 475 #ƫ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ #ÐăðŒÐī­ÅăÐĮ ­ĊÌ tÐĨďīĴĮ ųƫ AĊÆăķÌÐ ÌÐĮÆīðĨĴðďĊĮ ďå ­Ċř īÐĨďīĴĮ ķĮÐÌ Ĵď Įķĉĉ­īðšÐ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ åďī ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ÆķĮĴďĉÐīĮƫ ăĮďƬ AĊÆăķÌÐ Į­ĉĨăÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ ­Į ­ĴĴ­ÆìĉÐĊĴĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ qīďĨďĮ­ă Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­Ċ ÐŘ­ĉĨăÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĴřĨÐĮ ďå īÐĨďīĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ œðăă ÅÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ åďī ĴìðĮ ÐĊæ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ ”Ð ķĴðăðšÐ ­ī­ĊæÐ ďå īÐĨďīĴĮ Ĵď āÐÐĨ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮ ķĨÌ­ĴÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ­ĊÌ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ďå ĴìÐðī ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ >ÐīÐ ­īÐ ÌÐĮÆīðĨĴðďĊĮ ďå ĮďĉÐ ďå ĴìÐ ÆďīÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ œÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐƭ qÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ tÐĨďīĴĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ æðŒÐ ­ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ďŒÐīŒðÐœ ďå ĴìÐ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ďå řďķī A} ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĮÐī ŒÐīĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīāĮƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ì­īÌœ­īÐƫ AĴ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ķĨĴðĉÐ ĮĴ­ĴðĮĴðÆĮƬ ĮĨÐÐÌƬ Æ­Ĩ­ÆðĴř ķĮ­æÐƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ĉÐĴīðÆĮƫ AĊÆðÌÐĊĴ tÐĨďīĴĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ ­īÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ ďå ­Ċř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ 쭌РďÆÆķīīÐÌƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ÅīЭÆìÐĮƬ ĮřĮĴÐĉ å­ðăķīÐĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ďķĴ­æÐĮƬ ÐĴÆƫ AĴ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ­ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ĴðĉÐăðĊÐ ďå ĴìÐ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴƬ ðĴĮ Æ­ķĮÐƬ ĴìÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ķĊÌÐīĴ­āÐĊƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴðŒÐ ĉЭĮķīÐĮ åďī ĴìÐ åķĴķīÐƫ wÐīŒðÆÐ OÐŒÐă æīÐÐĉÐĊĴ ƺwOƻ ďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ tÐĨďīĴĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ðĊĮðæìĴĮ ðĊĴď ìďœ œÐ ­īÐ ĉÐÐĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ­æīÐÐÌǀķĨďĊ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ăÐŒÐăĮƫ AĴ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ĉÐĴīðÆĮ ăðāÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐ ĴðĉÐƬ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ ĴðĉÐƬ ķĨĴðĉÐƬ ÐĴÆƫƬ ĉЭĮķīÐÌ ­æ­ðĊĮĴ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ďķĴăðĊÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ wO ƫ wÐÆķīðĴř tÐĨďīĴĮƭ wÐÆķīðĴř īÐĨďīĴĮ ďååÐī ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐŒðÐœ ďå ĴìÐ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďĮĴķīÐ ďå řďķī A} ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ AĴ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÌÐĴ­ðăĮ ďå ­Ċř ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮƬ ŒķăĊÐī­ÅðăðĴř ­ĮĮÐĮĮĉÐĊĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ œðĴì īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ >ÐăĨ #ÐĮā tÐĨďīĴĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­Ċ ­Ċ­ăřĮðĮ ďå ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĊķĉÅÐī ďå ĴðÆāÐĴĮ īÐĮďăŒÐÌƬ ­ŒÐī­æÐ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ ĴðĉÐƬ ÆķĮĴďĉÐī Į­ĴðĮå­ÆĴðďĊ ĮÆďīÐĮƬ ÐĴÆƫ sķ­īĴÐīăř ķĮðĊÐĮĮ tÐŒðÐœĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ īÐĨďīĴĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ìðæìǀăÐŒÐă ŒðÐœ ďå A}ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ìďœ ĴìÐř ­īÐ ­ăðæĊðĊæ œðĴì ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐĮƫ }ìÐř ðĊÆăķÌÐ ­Ċ ďŒÐīŒðÐœ ďå ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴƬ ĮÐÆķīðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā īÐĨďīĴĮƬ ­ăďĊæ œðĴì ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌ­ĴðďĊĮ åďī ĴìÐ åķĴķīÐƫ ”Ð ķĮÐ ĴìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ Ĵď ĉЭĮķīÐ ­ĊÌ ÌÐĴÐīĉðĊÐ ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ­ÆĴðŒÐ ķĮÐīĮƬ ÆďĊĊÐÆĴðďĊ ĮĴ­ĴķĮÐĮƬ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮƬ ĴìīЭĴĮƬ ­ĊÌ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊƫ ”Ð œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ åďī ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ œìÐĊÐŒÐī īÐĪķÐĮĴÐÌƫ qăЭĮÐ īÐŒðÐœ ĴìÐĮÐ Į­ĉĨăÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ ­ĊÌ ăÐĴ ķĮ āĊďœ ðå řďķ 쭌Р­Ċř ĪķÐĮĴðďĊĮ īÐæ­īÌðĊæ ĴìÐðī ÆďĊĴÐĊĴĮ ďī ĉЭĮķīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ 90 476 91 477 92 478 93 479 94 480 95 481 96 482 97 483 98 484 99 485 100 486 #ďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ tÐÆďīÌĮ ­ƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ìďœ qtZqZw't œďķăÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďīÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƬ ðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊƬ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ Æì­ĊæÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉƫ Zķī ­ĨĨīď­Æì ðĊŒďăŒÐĮ ­ÆďĉÅðĊ­ĴðďĊ ďå ­ķĴďĉ­ĴÐÌ ĴďďăĮƬ ĉ­Ċķ­ă īÐÆďīÌǀāÐÐĨðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƭ ķĴďĉ­ĴÐÌ #ďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƭ ”Ð ķĮÐ ĮĴ­ĴÐǀďåǀĴìÐǀ­īĴ ĴďďăĮ åďī Ĵī­ÆāðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ Æì­ĊæÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊĮƫ Zķī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðÆ­ăăř īÐÆďīÌ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƬ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮƬ Æì­ĊæÐĮ ðĊ ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊƬ ­ĊÌ ðĊĮĴ­ăă­ĴðďĊĮ ­ÆīďĮĮ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐƫ }ìðĮ īЭăǀĴðĉÐ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ ­ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐƬ ­ÆÆķī­ĴÐƬ ­ĊÌ ðĊĮĴ­ĊĴăř ­ÆÆÐĮĮðÅăÐ ăďæ ďå ­ăă ­ÆĴðďĊĮ Ĵ­āÐĊƫ T­Ċķ­ă #ďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƭ #ÐĮĨðĴÐ ĴìÐ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐĉÐĊĴĮ ðĊ ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðďĊƬ ĴìÐīÐǑĮ ­Ċ ðīīÐĨă­ÆЭÅăÐ īďăÐ åďī ìķĉ­ĊǀæÐĊÐī­ĴÐÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ Ĩ­īĴðÆķă­īăř åďī ķĊðĪķÐ ďī ÆďĉĨăÐŘ Ĵ­ĮāĮƫ Zķī A}ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăĮ ĉÐĴðÆķăďķĮăř ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ ĮĴÐĨĮ Ĵ­āÐĊ ðĊ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ďī ĮďăŒðĊæ ÆďĉĨăÐŘ ðĮĮķÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ÆīЭĴÐĮ ­āĊďœăÐÌæÐ Å­ĮÐ Ĵì­Ĵ Æ­Ċ ìÐăĨ ĮĨÐÐÌ ķĨ åķĴķīÐ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ ďī ĮřĮĴÐĉ ÐĊì­ĊÆÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ T­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ OďæĮƭ 9ďī ­ăă īďķĴðĊÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮƬ œÐ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ăďæĮ ÌÐĴ­ðăðĊæ œì­Ĵ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ œ­Į Æ­īīðÐÌ ďķĴƬ ĴìÐ Ì­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĴðĉÐ ďå ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƬ œìď ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ ðĴƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř ĊďĴðÆЭÅăÐ ðĉĨ­ÆĴĮ ďī Æì­ĊæÐĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĨďĮĴǀĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐƫ ì­ĊæÐ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð ķĴðăðšÐ ­ĮřĮĴÐĉ­ĴðÆ ­ĨĨīď­Æì Ĵď ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ ­ăă Æì­ĊæÐĮ œðĴìðĊ řďķī A} ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ 'ŒÐīř ĨīďĨďĮÐÌ Æì­ĊæÐ ðĮ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴÐÌƬ īÐŒðÐœÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ­ĨĨīďŒÐÌ ÅÐåďīÐ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƫ qďĮĴǀðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƬ œÐ ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴÐ ĴìÐ Æì­ĊæÐǑĮ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ­ĊÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ ĴìÐ īÐĮķăĴĮƫ }ìðĮ ìÐăĨĮ ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵī­ÆЭÅðăðĴř ­ĊÌ ĉðĊðĉðšÐ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ÌðĮīķĨĴðďĊƫ qÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ }ī­ÆāðĊæƭ ”Ð ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊĴăř ĉďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ ĉÐĴīðÆĮ Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­Ċř ĴīÐĊÌĮ ďī ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ðĮĮķÐĮ Эīăřƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĉÐĴīðÆĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐ ķĨĴðĉÐƬ ĮĨÐÐÌƬ Æ­Ĩ­ÆðĴřƬ Ðīīďī ī­ĴÐĮƬ ÐĴÆƫ wÐÆķīÐ wĴďī­æÐ ­ĊÌ '­Įř ÆÆÐĮĮƭ ăă ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ðĮ ĮÐÆķīÐăř ĮĴďīÐÌ ðĊ ­ÆÐĊĴī­ăƬ ÆăďķÌǀÅ­ĮÐÌ īÐĨďĮðĴďīř Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăăďœĮ åďī ĪķðÆā īÐĴīðÐŒ­ăƫ }ìðĮ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ďķī ĴЭĉ ì­Į ðĉĉÐÌð­ĴÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĉďĮĴ ķĨǀĴďǀÌ­ĴÐƬ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ œìÐĊ ĴìÐř ĊÐÐÌ ðĴƫ Åƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ĴìÐ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ Ĵì­Ĵ qtZqZw't œďķăÌ ĉ­āÐ ­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ Ĵď }ìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ ­Ĵ ĴìÐ ÐĊÌ ďå 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ĨīďŒðÌÐīƫ }ìðĮ ðĮ ÌďĊÐ œìðăÐ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ­ÅĮďăķĴÐ ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴð­ăðĴř ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ďå ĴìÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ Æƻ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ìďœ qtZqZw't œďķăÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴð­ăðĴř ðĊ ĮĴīðÆĴ ÆďĊåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ A}šÌ­Ĵ­Ƭ wĴ­ĴÐ ă­œ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ďĊťÌÐĊĴð­ăðĴř ă­œĮ ­ĊÌ īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ðĮ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ ĴìÐ ìðæìÐĮĴ ăÐŒÐă ďå ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴð­ăðĴř åďī ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ ðĴř Ì­Ĵ­Ƭ ĮĴīðÆĴăř ­ÌìÐīðĊæ Ĵď wĴ­ĴÐ ă­œ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴð­ăðĴř īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮƫ ”Ð ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ īďÅķĮĴ Ì­Ĵ­ ì­ĊÌăðĊæ ĨďăðÆðÐĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ì­Ĵ­ðĮ ďĊăř ­ÆÆÐĮĮðÅăÐ Ĵď ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă œìď īÐĪķðīÐ ðĴ åďī ĴìÐðī ÌķĴðÐĮƫ ”Ð ÐĉĨăďř ÆķĴĴðĊæǀÐÌæÐ ÐĊÆīřĨĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮ Ĵď ĮÐÆķīÐ Ì­Ĵ­ÅďĴì ðĊ Ĵī­ĊĮðĴ ­ĊÌ ­Ĵ īÐĮĴƬ Ĩ­ðīÐÌ œðĴì īðæďīďķĮ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďă ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīÐ ­ķĴìÐĊĴðÆ­ĴðďĊ ĉÐĴìďÌĮ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ ķĊ­ķĴìďīðšÐÌ ­ÆÆÐĮĮƫ tÐæķă­ī Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ĮÐĮĮðďĊĮ ÐĪķðĨ ďķī ĴЭĉ œðĴì ĴìÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĮāðăăĮ Ĵď ÆďĉĨăř œðĴì ­ăă īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ Ì­Ĵ­ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴð­ăðĴř ă­œĮ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīÐ Ì­Ĵ­ì­ĊÌăðĊæ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮƫ }ìīďķæì ĴìÐĮÐ ĉЭĮķīÐĮƬ œÐ ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐ ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴð­ăðĴř ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ďå ­ăă Ì­Ĵ­ÐĊĴīķĮĴÐÌ Ĵď ķĮƫ 102 488 sķÐĮĴðďĊĊ­ðīÐ ŷƭ #ďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ tÐĨďīĴðĊæ ųƫ qăЭĮÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ķĨ Ĵď Ĵœď ÐŘ­ĉĨăÐĮ ďå ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ Ĵì­Ĵ qtZqZw't œďķăÌ ÆīЭĴÐ ďĊ ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ ÅÐì­ăå œìÐĊ ĮÐĴĴðĊæ ķĨ ĊÐœ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ wqU ÆīЭĴÐĮ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĮÐĴ ďå ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ œìÐĊ ĮÐĴĴðĊæ ķĨ ĊÐœ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ åďī ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƫ >ÐīÐ ­īÐ Ĵœď ÐŘ­ĉĨăÐĮƭ wřĮĴÐĉ ďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊ :ķðÌÐƭ }ìðĮ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ ðĮ Ĵ­ðăďīÐÌ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ­ăăř Ĵď ĴìÐ ĊÐœ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ­Ċ ðĊǀÌÐĨĴì ďŒÐīŒðÐœ ďå ðĴĮ ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊƫ AĴ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ďĊ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ÆďĊťæķī­ĴðďĊĮƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮÐĴĴðĊæĮƬ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨīďĴďÆďăĮƬ ķĮÐī ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďă ­ĊÌ ĨÐīĉðĮĮðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­Ċř ÆķĮĴďĉ ĮÐĴĴðĊæĮ Ĵì­Ĵ 쭌РÅÐÐĊ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴÐÌƫ }ìðĮ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ ­ÆĴĮ ­Į ­ Œ­ăķ­ÅăÐ īÐĮďķīÆÐ åďī ÅďĴì ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĮĴ­åå ­ĊÌ ÐĊÌ ķĮÐīĮƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ æķðÌ­ĊÆÐ ďĊ ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæƬ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ĴīďķÅăÐĮìďďĴðĊæ ĴìÐ ĊÐœ ĮřĮĴÐĉƫ UÐĴœďīā #ð­æī­ĉƭ œÐăăǀÌďÆķĉÐĊĴÐÌ ŒðĮķ­ă īÐĨīÐĮÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮÐĴķĨƬ ðĊÆăķĮðŒÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĊÐœ ĮřĮĴÐĉƬ ðĮ ­ŒðĴ­ă īÐĮďķīÆÐƫ }ìÐ Ìð­æī­ĉ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ­ăă ÆďĊĊÐÆĴÐÌ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƬ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā 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­ăĮď ÆďŒÐīĮ ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĉÐĴīðÆĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ĮřĮĴÐĉ ìЭăĴìƬ ĊÐĴœďīā ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮĴ­ĴķĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ Ì­ðăř īÐĨďīĴĮ ­īÐ ĮÐĊĴ Œð­Ðĉ­ðă Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ A}ĉ­Ċ­æÐī ÐŒÐī ř ĉďīĊðĊæƬ ĨīďŒðÌðĊæ ­ÆăЭī ĮĊ­ĨĮìďĴ ďå ĴìÐ Ì­řǑĮ ­æÐĊÌ­­ĊÌ ďĊæďðĊæ ðĮĮķÐĮƫ ”ÐÐāăř wķĉĉ­īř tÐĨďīĴĮƭ 'ŒÐī ř œÐÐāƬ ďķī ĴЭĉ ÆďĉĨðăÐĮ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ īÐĨďīĴ Ĵì­Ĵ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ­ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ďŒÐīŒðÐœ ďå ĴìÐ œÐÐāǑĮ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ­ÅīЭāÌďœĊ ďå ­ăă ìÐăĨÌÐĮā ĴðÆāÐĴĮ ƺďĨÐĊƬ īÐĮďăŒÐÌƬ ­ĊÌ ďĊæďðĊæƻƬ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ÌÐĴ­ðăĮ ďĊ ĉ­þďī ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴĮƬ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ Ì­Ĵ­Ƭ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ Ĩă­ĊĊÐÌ ­ÆĴðŒðĴðÐĮ åďī ĴìÐ ĊÐŘĴ œÐÐāƫ }ìðĮ īÐĨďīĴ ðĮ ĮÐĊĴ Œð­Ðĉ­ðă Ĵď ĴìÐ A}ĉ­Ċ­æÐī ­ĊÌ ðĮ ­ăĮď ĨīÐĮÐĊĴÐÌ ­ĊÌ ÌðĮÆķĮĮÐÌ ÌķīðĊæ ďķī œÐÐāăř ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ĉÐÐĴðĊæƫ 103 489 ŵƫ #ď řďķ 쭌РÐŘ­ĉĨăÐĮ ďå īÐĨďīĴðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ qtZqZw't œďķăÌ ĨīďŒðÌÐƲ šÐĮƬ wqU ķĴðăðšÐĮ ­Œ­īðÐĴř ďå īÐĨďīĴ ĴřĨÐĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ­ăă ­ĮĨÐÆĴĮ ďå ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ĨīďŒðĮðďĊ ­īÐ ÆďŒÐīÐÌƫ >ÐīÐ ­īÐ ĮďĉÐ ÐŘ­ĉĨăÐĮƭ AĊÆðÌÐĊĴ tÐĨďīĴĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ ­īÐ æÐĊÐī­ĴÐÌ ­Ċř ĴðĉÐ ­ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ ðĮĮķÐ ďī ďķĴ­æÐ ďÆÆķīĮƫ }ìÐ īÐĨďīĴ œðăă ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­Ċ ðĊǀÌÐĨĴì ­Ċ­ăřĮðĮ ďå ĴìÐ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ œì­Ĵ ì­ĨĨÐĊÐÌƬ ìďœ ðĴ œ­Į īÐĮďăŒÐÌƬ œì­Ĵ ĮĴÐĨĮ œÐīÐ Ĵ­āÐĊ Ĵď ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ åķĴķīÐ ďÆÆķīīÐĊÆÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƫ qÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ tÐĨďīĴĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ ŒðÐœ ďå ìďœ ĴìÐ Œ­īðďķĮ ­ĮĨÐÆĴĮ ďå ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A} ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ ­īÐ ĨÐīåďīĉðĊæƫ TÐĴīðÆĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ĊÐĴœďīā ķĨĴðĉÐƬ ĮÐīŒÐī ìЭăĴìƬ Å­ĊÌœðÌĴì ķĮ­æÐƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċř ďĴìÐīĮ ­īÐ ðĊÆăķÌÐÌƫ wÐÆķīðĴř tÐĨďīĴĮƭ ”Ð ĨīďŒðÌÐ ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ īÐĨďīĴĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĴÐ ďå řďķī ĮÐÆķīðĴř ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƫ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ œðăă ÆďŒÐī ­Ċř ĴìīЭĴĮ ÌÐĴÐÆĴÐÌƬ œì­Ĵ ­ÆĴðďĊĮ œÐīÐ Ĵ­āÐĊ ðĊ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐƬ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌ­ĴðďĊĮ åďī ðĉĨīďŒðĊæ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉďŒðĊæ åďīœ­īÌƫ T­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ €ĨÌ­ĴÐ tÐĨďīĴĮƭ }ìÐĮÐ ÆďŒÐī ­ăă ďå ĴìÐ īďķĴðĊÐ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮ œÐǑŒÐ ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐÌƬ ĮķÆì ­Į ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƬ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ Å­ÆāķĨĮƫ }ìðĮ ìÐăĨĮ ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A} ÌÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ðĮ åķăăř ­œ­īÐ ďå ĴìÐ ÆķīīÐĊĴ ĮĴ­ĴÐ ďå ĴìÐðī ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ sķ­īĴÐīăř ķĮðĊÐĮĮ tÐŒðÐœĮƭ ”Ð ­ăĮď ĨīďŒðÌÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­īÐ ăÐĮĮ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ­ĊÌ ĉďīÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆƫ }ìÐĮÐ īÐĨďīĴĮ ÌðĮÆķĮĮ ďķī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮǑ ďŒÐī­ăă ðĉĨ­ÆĴƬ ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­īЭĮ åďī ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ìðæìăðæìĴ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ A}ďĨĨďīĴķĊðĴðÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ Æ­Ċ ìÐăĨ ĴìÐ A}šĉÐÐĴ ðĴĮ æď­ăĮƫ €ĊåďīĴķĊ­ĴÐăřƬ ÌķÐ Ĵď ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴð­ăðĴř ­æīÐÐĉÐĊĴĮ œðĴì ďķī ÆķīīÐĊĴ ÆăðÐĊĴĮƬ œÐ Æ­ĊǑĴ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ÆĴķ­ă Į­ĉĨăÐĮ ďå ďķī īÐĨďīĴĮƫ >ďœÐŒÐīƬ ĴìÐĮÐ ÌÐĮÆīðĨĴðďĊĮ ĮìďķăÌ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­Ċ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ďå ĴìÐ ÅīЭÌĴì ­ĊÌ ÌÐĨĴì ďå ďķī īÐĨďīĴðĊæ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮƫ Aå ĮÐăÐÆĴÐÌ ­Į ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}Ĩ­īĴĊÐīƬ œÐ œďķăÌ ÆķĮĴďĉðšÐ ďķī īÐĨďīĴĮ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ řďķī ķĊðĪķÐ ĊÐÐÌĮ ­ĊÌ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƫ 104 490 sķÐĮĴðďĊĊ­ðīÐ Ÿƭ wÐÆķīðĴř ăă ĮĴ­åå œďīāðĊæ ďĊ qďăðÆÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ Įì­ăă ĮķÅĉðĴ Ĵď ­åķăă ťĊæÐīĨīðĊĴ Å­ĮÐÌ Å­ÆāæīďķĊÌ ÆìÐÆā Ĵď Į­ĴðĮåř īðĉðĊ­ă LķĮĴðÆÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ wřĮĴÐĉĮ ƺLAwƻ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆř ­ĊÌ ĉķĮĴ ÆďĉĨăř œðĴì ĴìÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ďķĴăðĊÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ LAw wÐÆķīðĴř ÌÌÐĊÌķĉƫ }ìðĮ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ œðăă ÅÐ åďīœ­īÌÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ wĴ­ĴÐ ďå 9ăďīðÌ­åďī ­ăă ÆăЭī­ĊÆÐĮ ­Į īÐĪķðīÐÌƫ }ìÐ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă qtZqZw't œðăă ĊďĴ ðĊÆķī ­Ċř ÆďĮĴĮ ďĴìÐī Ĵì­Ċ ĴìÐðī ďœĊ ĮĴ­åå ĴðĉÐ åďī ĴìðĮ ŒÐĴĴðĊæ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƫ qăЭĮÐ ďķĴăðĊÐ ­Ċř ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ qtZqZw't ì­Į œðĴì ĴìÐĮÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ ĮĴ­ĴÐ ìďœ ðĴ œðăă å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ĴìðĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴ åīďĉ ďĊÅď­īÌðĊæ ĴìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐ ĴÐīĉ ďå ĴìÐ ­œ­īÌÐÌ æīÐÐĉÐĊĴƫ wqU ì­Į ÐŘĴÐĊĮðŒÐ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ œďīāðĊæ œðĴì ÆăðÐĊĴĮ œìÐīÐ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă 쭌РĴď ì­ĊÌăÐ ĮÐĊĮðĴðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ă­œ ÐĊåďīÆÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ åÐÌÐī­ă ­æÐĊÆðÐĮƫ Į ­Ĩ­īĴ ďå ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ķĨìďăÌ ĴìÐ ìðæìÐĮĴ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ďå ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ ÆďĊťÌÐĊĴð­ăðĴřƬ œÐ ­īÐ œÐăăǀŒÐīĮÐÌ œðĴì ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ ĮķÆì ­Į ĴìÐ īðĉðĊ­ă LķĮĴðÆÐ AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ wřĮĴÐĉĮ ƺLAwƻ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆřƬ ­ĉďĊæ ďĴìÐīĮƫ }ď å­ÆðăðĴ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ĴìÐĮÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ œÐ 쭌РÌÐŒÐăďĨÐÌ ­īðæďīďķĮ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÅÐæðĊĮ ­Ĵ ĴìÐ ďĊÅď­īÌðĊæ ĮĴ­æÐ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴðĊķÐĮ ĴìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐ Ìķī­ĴðďĊ ďå ďķī ÐĊæ­æÐĉÐĊĴƭ ­ÆāæīďķĊÌ ìÐÆāĮƭ ÐåďīÐ ­Ċ ÐĉĨăďřÐÐ þďðĊĮ ďķī ĴЭĉƬ œÐ ÆďĊÌķÆĴ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ Å­ÆāæīďķĊÌ ÆìÐÆā Ĵì­Ĵ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ťĊæÐīĨīðĊĴǀÅ­ĮÐÌ ŒÐīðťÆ­ĴðďĊƫ ”Ð ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìðĮ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ðĮ ĮķÅĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ­ķĴìďīðĴðÐĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ wĴ­ĴÐ ďå 9ăďīðÌ­­Į ĨÐī ĴìÐ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴƫ LAw }ī­ðĊðĊæƭ ăă ĮĴ­åå ĉÐĉÅÐīĮ ­ĮĮðæĊÐÌ Ĵď œďīā ďĊ qďăðÆÐ #ÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ķĊÌÐīæď ĮĨÐÆðťÆ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ďĊ LAw ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆř ­ĊÌ īÐă­ĴÐÌ īÐæķă­ĴðďĊĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ­Ċ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ďå Ì­Ĵ­ì­ĊÌăðĊæƬ ­ÆÆÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴīďăĮƬ ðĊÆðÌÐĊĴ īÐĮĨďĊĮÐƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī LAw ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆř ­īЭĮƫ wðæĊðĊæ ĴìÐ LAw wÐÆķīðĴř ÌÌÐĊÌķĉƭ ”Ð ÐĊĮķīÐ ÐŒÐī ř īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ ÐĉĨăďřÐÐ ĮðæĊĮ ĴìÐ LAw wÐÆķīðĴř ÌÌÐĊÌķĉƬ œìðÆì ÆăЭīăř ďķĴăðĊÐĮ ĴìÐ īÐĮĨďĊĮðÅðăðĴðÐĮ ­ĊÌ ďÅăðæ­ĴðďĊĮ Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ LA ­ĊÌ ­ÌìÐīÐ Ĵď ĴìÐ LAw wÐÆķīðĴř qďăðÆřƫ ďĊĴðĊķďķĮ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ ďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐƭ wqU ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊĮ ­ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ÌÐĨ­īĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď īÐæķă­īăř ­ķÌðĴ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉЭĮķīÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìďĮÐ īÐă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď LAwƬ ­īÐ ÅÐðĊæ åďăăďœÐÌƫ tÐǀŒ­ăðÌ­ĴðďĊƭ }ìÐ Å­ÆāæīďķĊÌ ÆìÐÆāĮ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮ ­īÐ īÐĨЭĴÐÌ ­Ĵ ÌÐťĊÐÌ ðĊĴÐī Œ­ăĮ ďī œìÐĊ ­Ċ ÐĉĨăďřÐÐNjĮ īďăÐ Æì­ĊæÐĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ÆďĊĴðĊķÐÌ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ĴìÐ LAw ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆřƫ 105 491 }ìīďķæì ĴìÐĮÐ ĉÐĴìďÌĮƬ œÐ ­ðĉ Ĵď ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴÐ Ĵì­Ĵ wqU ðĮ ĊďĴ ďĊăř ÐĪķðĨĨÐÌ Ĵď ÆďĉĨăř œðĴì ĴìÐ LAw ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĨďăðÆř īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ÅķĴ ­ăĮď ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ åďī ĴìÐ Ìķī­ĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐ æīÐÐĉÐĊĴ œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šƫ AĴ ðĮ ďķī ĨďăðÆř Ĵď ÅЭī ĴìÐ ÆďĮĴ ­ĮĮďÆð­ĴÐÌ œðĴì ĴìðĮ ŒÐĴĴðĊæ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ ÐŘÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ĴðĉÐ ďå ďķī ĮĴ­ååƬ ­Į ĨÐī ĴìÐ ĴÐīĉĮ ĉÐĊĴðďĊÐÌƫ 106 492 sķÐĮĴðďĊĊ­ðīÐ Źƭ qīďĨďĮÐī NjĮ wĴ­åå }ī­ðĊðĊæ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ ìďœ qtZqZw't ðĊĴÐĊÌĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăă ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ÆďĊĴīðÅķĴðĊæ Ĵď ĴìÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďå A}šNjĮ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř ĮřĮĴÐĉ ­īÐ ĨīďĨÐīăř Ĵī­ðĊÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĉďĊðĴďīÐÌ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐř ­īÐ ĨÐīåďīĉðĊæ ĴìÐðī ÌķĴðÐĮ ­Ĵ ĨīďťÆðÐĊĴ ăÐŒÐăĮƫ wqU Ĩă­ÆÐĮ æīЭĴ ÐĉĨì­ĮðĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ ÆďĊĴðĊķďķĮ ăЭīĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ ďå ďķī ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐăƬ īÐÆďæĊðšðĊæ Ĵì­Ĵ ďķī ĴЭĉǑĮ ĮāðăăĮ ­ĊÌ āĊďœăÐÌæÐ ÌðīÐÆĴăř ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ĴìÐ Īķ­ăðĴř ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐ œÐ ďååÐī Ĵď ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìÐ A}šƫ ”Ð 쭌РĮÐĴ ķĨ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĮĴī­ĴÐæř Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ďķī ĮĴ­åå ­īÐ œÐăăǀĴī­ðĊÐÌƬ ĨīďťÆðÐĊĴƬ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊĴăř ĉďĊðĴďīÐÌ åďī ďĨĴðĉ­ă ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƭ >ðīðĊæ ­ĊÌ ZĊÅď­īÌðĊæƭ ”Ð ÅÐæðĊ Åř ìðīðĊæ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăĮ œðĴì ĨīďŒÐĊ ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ ­ĊÌ ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ðĊ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæřƫ Zķī ďĊÅď­īÌðĊæ ĨīďÆÐĮĮ ðĊŒďăŒÐĮ Ĵìďīďķæì Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ďĊ ďķī ĨďăðÆðÐĮƬ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮƬ ĴďďăĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ ĊÐÐÌĮ ďå ЭÆì ÆăðÐĊĴƫ ďĊĴðĊķďķĮ }ī­ðĊðĊæƭ ”Ð 쭌РďĊæďðĊæ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ Ĩīďæī­ĉĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÐĊĮķīÐ ďķī ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐă ĮĴ­ř ķĨÌ­ĴÐÌ œðĴì ĴìÐ ă­ĴÐĮĴ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæðÐĮƬ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĉЭĮķīÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ðĊ ĴìÐ ðĊÌķĮĴīřƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ ÅďĴì ðĊǀìďķĮÐ Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÐŘĴÐīĊ­ă Ĵī­ðĊðĊæ Ĵìīďķæì ĮÐĉðĊ­īĮƬ œďīāĮìďĨĮƬ ­ĊÌ ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ÆďķīĮÐĮƫ qÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ tÐŒðÐœĮƭ wqU ÆďĊÌķÆĴĮ īÐæķă­ī ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ īÐŒðÐœĮ Ĵď ­ĮĮÐĮĮ ðĊÌðŒðÌķ­ă ­ĊÌ ĴЭĉ ĨīďťÆðÐĊÆř ăÐŒÐăĮƫ }ìðĮ ìÐăĨĮ ðÌÐĊĴðåř ­Ċř ­īЭĮ åďī ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ďĨĨďīĴķĊðĴðÐĮ åďī åÐÐÌÅ­Æā ­ĊÌ ĨÐīĮďĊ­ă ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ Ĩă­ĊĮƫ sķ­ăðĴř ĮĮķī­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ TďĊðĴďīðĊæƭ ”Ð 쭌Р­Īķ­ăðĴř ­ĮĮķī­ĊÆÐ ĴЭĉ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉďĊðĴďīĮ ĴìÐ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīř ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ďķī ĴЭĉ ­ÌìÐīÐĮ Ĵď ĮÐĴ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ ­ĊÌ ĉÐÐĴĮ ĴìÐ ÐŘĨÐÆĴÐÌ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ }ìðĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐĮ īÐŒðÐœðĊæ œďīā ăďæĮƬ ­Ċ­ăřšðĊæ ðĮĮķÐ īÐĮďăķĴðďĊ ĮĨÐÐÌ ­ĊÌ Īķ­ăðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ ĮďăðÆðĴðĊæ ÆăðÐĊĴ åÐÐÌÅ­Æāƫ ­īÐÐī qīďæīÐĮĮðďĊ ­ĊÌ wāðăăĮ #ÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴƭ ”Ð åďĮĴÐī ­ÆķăĴķīÐ ďå ăЭīĊðĊæ ­ĊÌ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ Åř ÐĊÆďķī­æðĊæ ­ĊÌ ťĊ­ĊÆð­ăăř ĮķĨĨďīĴðĊæ ďķī ÐĉĨăďřÐÐĮ ðĊ ďÅĴ­ðĊðĊæ ìðæìÐī ăÐŒÐăĮ ďå ÆÐīĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ă æīďœĴìƫ }ìðĮ ĊďĴ ďĊăř ìÐăĨĮ ðĊ ĮĴ­åå īÐĴÐĊĴðďĊ ÅķĴ ­ăĮď ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ďķī ÆăðÐĊĴĮ īÐÆÐðŒÐ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ åīďĉ ìðæìăř Īķ­ăðťÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĉďĴðŒ­ĴÐÌ ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐăƫ 107 493 sķÐĮĴðďĊĊ­ðīÐ źƭ qīďþÐÆĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ƫ ”ì­Ĵ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ðĊ qīďþÐÆĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ÌďÐĮ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ďīæ­Ċðš­ĴðďĊ ì­ŒÐƲ Zķī ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ĮķĨĨďīĴ åī­ĉÐœďīā ðĮ īďďĴÐÌ ðĊ ĴìÐ ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ qīďþÐÆĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ AĊĮĴðĴķĴÐ ƺqTAƻƫ }ìðĮ ĉЭĊĮ œÐ ­ÌďĨĴ ĴìÐ qTAǑĮ īÐÆďæĊðšÐÌ qīďþÐÆĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďÌř ďå NĊďœăÐÌæÐ ƺqTZNƻ ĉÐĴìďÌďăďæřƬ œìðÆì ðĮ Æì­ī­ÆĴÐīðšÐÌ Åř ťŒÐ āÐř ĨīďÆÐĮĮ æīďķĨĮƭ ðĊðĴð­ĴðĊæƬ Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæƬ ÐŘÐÆķĴðĊæƬ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ǽ ÆďĊĴīďăăðĊæƬ ­ĊÌ ÆăďĮðĊæƫ Zķī ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐīĮ ÅīðĊæ ­œÐ­ăĴì ďå ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐ Ĵď ďŒÐīĮÐÐ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮðĮĴ œðĴì ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĨīďþÐÆĴĮ ðÌÐĊĴðťÐÌ Åř ÐðĴìÐī wqU ďī ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƬ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĴìÐř ­īÐ ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐÌ ďĊ ĴðĉÐƬ œðĴìðĊ ÅķÌæÐĴƬ ­ĊÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ ìðæìÐĮĴ Īķ­ăðĴř ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮƫ ”Ð ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴ ĴìÐ qTA ĨīďÆÐĮĮ Åřƭ ųƫ AĊðĴð­ĴðĊæƭ }ìÐ ðĊðĴð­ĴðĊæ Ĩì­ĮÐ œðăă ðĊŒďăŒÐ ÌÐťĊðĊæ ĴìÐ ĊÐœ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ­ĊÌ ĮÐÆķīðĊæ ĴìÐ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­ī ř ­ĨĨīďŒ­ă Ĵď ĮĴ­īĴƫ ”Ð œðăă œďīā ðĊ ÆăďĮÐ Æďăă­Åďī­ĴðďĊ œðĴì ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ Ĵď ðÌÐĊĴðåř ĨīďþÐÆĴ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮƬ ĮĴ­āÐìďăÌÐīĮƬ ðĊðĴð­ă ĮÆďĨÐƬ ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă īðĮāĮƬ ­ĊÌ ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐĮƫ }ìðĮ Ĩì­ĮÐ œðăă ­ăĮď ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĴìÐ ÆīЭĴðďĊ ďå ­qīďþÐÆĴ ì­īĴÐī Ĵì­Ĵ ďķĴăðĊÐĮ ĴìÐ ĨķīĨďĮÐƬ āÐř ĮĴ­āÐìďăÌÐīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĉЭĮķī­ÅăÐ ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐĮ ďå ĴìÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴƫ Ŵƫ qă­ĊĊðĊæƭ Zķī ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐīĮ œðăă ĴìÐĊ ĮìðåĴ ðĊĴď ÌÐĴ­ðăÐÌ Ĩă­ĊĊðĊæƫ }ìðĮ ĮĴ­æÐ œðăă ðĊŒďăŒÐ ÌÐŒÐăďĨðĊæ ­ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ qīďþÐÆĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ qă­ĊƬ œìðÆì œðăă ÆďŒÐī ĮÆďĨÐƬ ĴðĉÐăðĊÐƬ ÆďĮĴƬ Īķ­ăðĴřƬ ìķĉ­Ċ īÐĮďķīÆÐƬ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊƬ īðĮāƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆķīÐĉÐĊĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴƫ ”Ð œðăă ­ăĮď ÌÐťĊÐ ĴìÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴǑĮ æďŒÐīĊ­ĊÆÐ åī­ĉÐœďīā ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ Æì­ĊĊÐăĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊÆř ­ĊÌ ĴðĉÐăř ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮƫ ŵƫ 'ŘÐÆķĴðĊæƭ AĊ ĴìÐ ÐŘÐÆķĴðĊæ Ĩì­ĮÐƬ ĴìÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴ œďīā œðăă ÅÐ ĨÐīåďīĉÐÌ Ĵď ÌÐăðŒÐī ĴìÐ ĨīďÌķÆĴƬ ĮÐīŒðÆÐƬ ďī ÌÐĮðīÐÌ ďķĴÆďĉÐƫ Zķī ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐīĮ œðăă ăÐ­Ì ĴìÐ ĴЭĉ ðĊ Æ­īīřðĊæ ďķĴ ĴìÐ Ĵ­ĮāĮ ­Į ĨÐī ĴìÐ qīďþÐÆĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ qă­ĊƬ ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ ĴìÐ īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăřƬ ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ďĨÐĊ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĉďĊæ ­ăă ĮĴ­āÐìďăÌÐīĮƫ }ìðĮ Ĩì­ĮÐ œðăă ­ăĮď ðĊÆăķÌÐ Īķ­ăðĴř ­ĮĮķī­ĊÆÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ÌÐăðŒÐī­ÅăÐĮ ĉÐÐĴ ĴìÐ ĨīÐÌÐťĊÐÌ Īķ­ăðĴř ÆīðĴÐīð­ƫ Ŷƫ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ǽ ďĊĴīďăăðĊæƭ }ìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ăðåÐÆřÆăÐƬ ďķī ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐīĮ œðăă ÆďĊĮðĮĴÐĊĴăř ĉďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĴīďă ĴìÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴǑĮ ĨīďæīÐĮĮ ­æ­ðĊĮĴ ĴìÐ Ĩă­Ċƫ }ìÐř œðăă ķĮÐ ­Ċ ­īī­ř ďå ĴďďăĮƬ ĮķÆì ­Į :­ĊĴĴ Æì­īĴĮƬ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐ Ì­ĮìÅď­īÌĮƬ ­ĊÌ īðĮā īÐæðĮĴÐīĮƬ Ĵď Ĵī­Æā ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĉÐĴīðÆĮƫ Ċř ÌÐŒð­ĴðďĊĮ åīďĉ ĴìÐ Ĩă­Ċ œðăă ÅÐ ðÌÐĊĴðťÐÌ ĪķðÆāăřƬ ­ĊÌ ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­ī ř ÆďīīÐÆĴðŒÐ ­ÆĴðďĊĮ œðăă ÅÐ ðĉĨăÐĉÐĊĴÐÌƫ }ìðĮ Ĩì­ĮÐ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴ īÐĉ­ðĊĮ ďĊ Ĵī­Æā ­ĊÌ ­ăðæĊĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐĮ ĮÐĴ ďķĴ ðĊ ĴìÐ ðĊðĴð­ĴðĊæ Ĩì­ĮÐƫ ŷƫ ăďĮðĊæƭ ZĊÆÐ ĴìÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ðĮ ÆďĉĨăÐĴÐƬ ďķī ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐīĮ œðăă ķĊÌÐīĴ­āÐ ­åďīĉ­ă ĨīďþÐÆĴ ÆăďĮķīÐƫ }ìðĮ œðăă ðĊÆăķÌÐ ĴìÐ ÌÐăðŒÐī ř ďå ĨīďþÐÆĴ ďķĴĨķĴĮƬ ĴìÐ īÐăЭĮÐ ďå ĨīďþÐÆĴ īÐĮďķīÆÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ ďå ăÐĮĮďĊĮ ăЭīĊÐÌƫ ”Ð œðăă ÆďĊÌķÆĴ ­ĨďĮĴǀĨīďþÐÆĴ īÐŒðÐœ œðĴì ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ Ĵď ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴÐ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ĮķÆÆÐĮĮÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­īЭĮ åďī ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴƫ 108 494 ƫ Ċř ÆÐīĴðťÐÌ qTqƲ šÐĮƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ì­Į ÆÐīĴðťÐÌ qīďþÐÆĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ qīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăĮ ƺqTqĮƻ œðĴìðĊ ðĴĮ ĴЭĉƫ 109 495 sķÐĮĴðďĊĊ­ðīÐ Żƭ AĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ >ЭăĴì TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ųƫ #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ qtZqZw'tNjĮ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ĴďďăĮ ­ĊÌ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÐĮ Ĵď ĉďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ÅðăðĴř ďå ĴìÐ ÆďĉĨķĴðĊæ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴ ­Ĵ ĴìÐ A}šƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ì­Į ­īďÅķĮĴ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴř Ĵì­Ĵ ÐĊ­ÅăÐĮ ķĮ Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ÅðăðĴř ďå ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ÆďĉĨķĴðĊæ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƫ OÐŒÐī­æðĊæ ĴďďăĮ ăðāÐ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTTƬ ķŒðāƬ ­ĊÌ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ wA'TƬ œÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐăř ŒðÐœ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊĮƫ ďĊĊÐÆĴ”ðĮÐ tTT ­ăăďœĮ ķĮ Ĵď ĉďĊðĴďī ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ Œ­īðďķĮ ­ĮĨÐÆĴĮ ďå ĴìÐ ÆďĉĨķĴðĊæ ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĮÐīŒÐīĮƬ œďīāĮĴ­ĴðďĊĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƫ ”ðĴì ķŒðāƬ œÐ æ­ðĊ ÌÐÐĨ ŒðĮðÅðăðĴř ðĊĴď ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīā ðĊåī­ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐƬ ÐĊ­ÅăðĊæ ķĮ Ĵď ĉďĊðĴďī ĊÐĴœďīā ĨÐīåďīĉ­ĊÆÐƬ ÌÐĴÐÆĴ ÅďĴĴăÐĊÐÆāĮƬ ­ĊÌ 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­Œ­ðă­ÅăÐ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šƬ ìÐăĨðĊæ Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­ÆăЭī ìðĮĴďīř ­ĊÌ ďĊæďðĊæ ĮĴ­ĴķĮ ďå A}ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƫ 110 496 ÌǀìďÆ €ĨÌ­ĴÐĮƭ Aå ĴìÐīÐ ­īÐ ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊĴ Æì­ĊæÐĮƬ ķĨÌ­ĴÐĮ ďī ðĊÌķĮĴīřǀīÐă­ĴÐÌ ĊÐœĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ÆďķăÌ ðĉĨ­ÆĴ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ A}ÐĊŒðīďĊĉÐĊĴƬ œÐ œðăă ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴÐ ĴìðĮ Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐăř Ĵď ĴìÐ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ A}š ĨÐīĮďĊĊÐăƫ 111 497 sķÐĮĴðďĊĊ­ðīÐ ųŲƭ 9ÐÐ wĴīķÆĴķīÐ }ìÐ A}šīÐĪķÐĮĴĮ ­ťŘÐÌ åÐÐ ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐ ­ăăǀðĊÆăķĮðŒÐ ďå ­ăă ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌƫ AĊÆăķÌÐ ­åÐÐ ÅīЭāÌďœĊ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ťŘÐÌ åÐÐ ĨīðÆðĊæ ĉďÌÐăƫ qăЭĮÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴìÐ åďăăďœðĊæ T­ĊÌ­Ĵďīř 9ďīĉĮƭ ðƻ ­9ÐÐ wĴīķÆĴķīÐ wĨīЭÌĮìÐÐĴ qīðÆÐ qīďĨďĮ­ă ƺ wÐÐ ĨĨÐĊÌðŘ ďĮĴ qīďĨďĮ­ă ǀ q­īĴ ųƻƬ ­ĊÌ ƺððƻ ÆÆÐĨĴ­ĊÆÐ ďå qīďĨďĮ­ă }ÐīĉĮ ­ĊÌ ďĊÌðĴðďĊĮ ƺĮÐÐ qīďĨďĮ­ă 9ďīĉ ų ǂ qīďĨďĮÐī AĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐĉÐĊĴ 9ďīĉƻƫ qăЭĮÐ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ĴìÐ åďăăďœðĊæƭ Ĵ wqUƬ œÐ ­īÐ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ďååÐīðĊæ ĴìÐ A}šĴī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊĴƬ å­ðīƬ ­ĊÌ ĨīÐÌðÆĴ­ÅăÐ ĨīðÆðĊæ œìðăÐ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ ĮķĨÐīðďī A}ĮķĨĨďīĴ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ 9ďī ĴìÐ A}šƬ wqU ì­Į ĮĴīķÆĴķīÐÌ ­ÆăЭī ­ĊÌ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊĴ ĨīðÆðĊæ ĉďÌÐă åďī ­ÌÌðĴðďĊ­ă ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ å­ăă ďķĴĮðÌÐ ďå ĴìÐ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌ œďīāðĊæ ìďķīĮƫ }ìÐĮÐ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ðĊÆăķÌÐ ďĊĮðĴÐ ŒðĮðĴĮƬ ­åĴÐīǀìďķīĮ ­ĊÌ œÐÐāÐĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴƬ ­Į œÐăă ­Į ìďăðÌ­ř ĮķĨĨďīĴƫ ZĴìÐī ďĮĴĮ åĴÐīǀ>ďķīĮ ǽ ”ÐÐāÐĊÌ wķĨĨďīĴ ǗźźƫŵŸ qÐī >ďķī ƺZĊĮðĴÐƻ ƺŴ ìī TðĊðĉķĉƻ ǗŹŷ qÐī >ďķī ƺtÐĉďĴÐƻ >ďăðÌ­ř wķĨĨďīĴ ǗźźƫŵŸ qÐī >ďķī ƺZĊĮðĴÐƻ ƺŴ ìī TðĊðĉķĉƻ ǗŹŷ qÐī >ďķī ƺtÐĉďĴÐƻ Ðăďœ ðĮ wqUǑĮ }­ÅăÐ ďå wÐīŒðÆÐĮ åďī ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ ðÌƫ }ìðĮ Ĵ­ÅăÐ ÐĊÆ­ĨĮķă­ĴÐĮ ĴìÐ ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ĨďīĴåďăðď ďå ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ ĨīďĨďĮÐ Ĵď ÌÐăðŒÐī ­Į Ĩ­īĴ ďå ďķī ÐĊæ­æÐĉÐĊĴ œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šƫ }ìÐ 112 498 ÌÐăðĊЭĴðďĊ ďå ĴìÐĮÐ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ ĊďĴ ďĊăř ĨīďŒðÌÐĮ ­ĮĊ­ĨĮìďĴ ďå ďķī Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ ÅķĴ ­ăĮď ķĊÌÐīĮÆďīÐĮ ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ÌÐăðŒÐīðĊæ Ĵ­ðăďīÐÌ ­ĊÌ īďÅķĮĴ A}ĮķĨĨďīĴ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐĮ ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­ĊÌ ďÅþÐÆĴðŒÐĮƫ '­Æì ďå ĴìÐ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐĮ ăðĮĴÐÌ ì­Į ÅÐÐĊ Æ­īÐåķăăř ĮÐăÐÆĴÐÌ ­ĊÌ åī­ĉÐÌ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ÐŘĴÐĊĮðŒÐ ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ĨīďŒðÌÐÌ ­ÅďķĴ ĴìÐ A}šǑĮ ÆķīīÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ åķĴķīÐ ĊÐÐÌĮƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ AĊÆƫ ǀ }­ÅăÐ ďå wÐīŒðÆÐĮ åďī ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ ðÌ wÐīŒðÆÐĮ #ÐĮÆīðĨĴðďĊ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ ďī 'ŘÆăķÌÐÌ }ÐăÐĨìďĊÐ >ÐăĨ #ÐĮā wķĨĨďīĴ wÐīŒðÆÐĮ qīďŒðĮðďĊ ďå ĴÐăÐĨìďĊÐ ìÐăĨ ÌÐĮā ĮķĨĨďīĴ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ķĴðăðšðĊæ ðĊÌķĮĴīř ÅÐĮĴ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐ ĨīďÆÐĮĮÐĮ ­ĊÌ ĨīďÆÐÌķīÐĮƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ ŴŶƸŹ wÐīŒÐī ­ĊÌ UÐĴœďīā wķĨĨďīĴ ǽ wřĮĴÐĉ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ ďĊĮĴ­ĊĴ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ďå ĮÐī ŒÐī ­ĊÌ ĊÐĴœďīā ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ œðĴì Ĩīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ÆďĉĉķĊðÆ­ĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ÐĮÆ­ă­ĴðďĊ ĨīďĴďÆďăĮ Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĮÐŒÐīðĴř ďå ­Ċř ķĊĮÆìÐÌķăÐÌ ďķĴ­æÐĮƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ q­ĴÆì T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ wÐīŒðÆÐĮ qīďŒðÌðĊæ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴ­ĴðŒÐ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďå ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĮÐÆķīðĴř ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉ Ĩ­ĴÆìÐĮ Ĵď ­ăă ĮÐī ŒÐīĮ ­ĊÌ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ďĊ ĴìÐ ĊÐĴœďīā Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ ­īÐ ĨīďĨÐīăř ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊÐÌƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ ķĮðĊÐĮĮ ďĊĴðĊķðĴř ­ĊÌ #ðĮ­ĮĴÐī tÐÆďŒÐīř 'ĊĮķīðĊæ Å­ÆāķĨ ­ĊÌ īÐÌķĊÌ­ĊÆř Ĵď ĮķĨĨďīĴ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ÆďĊĴðĊķðĴř ­ĊÌ ÌðĮ­ĮĴÐī īÐÆďŒÐīř ĊÐÐÌĮƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ ­ÆāķĨ ­ĊÌ #ðĮ­ĮĴÐī tÐÆďŒÐīř #­ðăř Å­ÆāķĨ ďå ÆīðĴðÆ­ă ĮÐīŒÐī ťăÐĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ķĮÐī Ðĉ­ðă ÅďŘÐĮƫtÐæķă­īăř ĴÐĮĴÐÌ īÐÆďŒÐīř ĨīďÆÐĮĮƬ ­ÌìÐīðĊæ Ĵď ĴìÐ ÐĮĴ­ÅăðĮìÐÌ tÐÆďŒÐīř }ðĉÐ ZÅþÐÆĴðŒÐ ƺt}Zƻ ­ĊÌ tÐÆďŒÐīř qďðĊĴ ZÅþÐÆĴðŒÐ ƺtqZƻƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ ĊĴðŒðīķĮƬ ĊĴðĮĨ­ĉƬ ­ĊÌ ĊĴðĮĨřœ­īÐ qīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ ZååÐīðĊæ ĨīďĴÐÆĴðďĊ Ĵď ÌÐåÐĊÌ ­æ­ðĊĮĴ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĴìīЭĴĮ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĨìðĮìðĊæƬ ĉ­ăœ­īÐƬ ĮĨ­ĉƬ ­ĊÌ ŒðīķĮÐĮƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ 113 499 UÐĴœďīāðĊæ wķĨĨďīĴ qīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ďå ĮœðĴÆìÐĮƬ ťīÐœ­ăăĮƬ īďķĴÐīĮƬ ­ĊÌ ”ðǀ9ð ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ­ĊÌ ďĴìÐī ĊÐĴœďīāðĊæ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴ ­Į ðÌÐĊĴðťÐÌ Åř ĴìÐ A}šƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ wÐÆķīðĴř wřĮĴÐĉĮ TďĊðĴďīðĊæ qīď­ÆĴðŒÐ ĉďĊðĴďīðĊæ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ďå A}ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮřĮĴÐĉĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ťīÐœ­ăăĮƬ ðĊĴīķĮðďĊ ĨīÐŒÐĊĴðďĊƬ ĮÐÆķīÐ īÐĉďĴÐ ­ÆÆÐĮĮƬ ­ĊÌ ­ÌŒ­ĊÆÐÌ ĮÐÆķīðĴř ĮďăķĴðďĊĮƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ ”­īī­ĊĴř ­ĊÌ ĮĮÐĴ AĊŒÐĊĴďīř T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ T­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ďå ­ì­īÌœ­īÐ ­ĊÌ ­ĮĮÐĴ ðĊŒÐĊĴďīř ďå ­ăă A}ǀīÐă­ĴÐÌ ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴƬ ĊďĴðťÆ­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ĴìÐ A}šďå ĨďĴÐĊĴð­ă ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ďī œ­īī­ĊĴř ðĮĮķÐĮƬ ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æðĊæ ĴìÐ ăðåÐÆřÆăÐ ďå ÌÐŒðÆÐĮƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ wďåĴœ­īÐ OðÆÐĊĮðĊæ ďĊĴīďă ZŒÐīĮðæìĴ ďå ­ķĴďĉ­ĴðÆ īÐĊÐœ­ă ďå ĮďåĴœ­īÐ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ďå ­ĨĨīďĨīð­ĴÐ ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ ķĮðĊÐĮĮ ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊ wķĨĨďīĴ }ÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĮķĨĨďīĴ ­ĊÌ ĉ­ðĊĴÐĊ­ĊÆÐ ďå ÆăďķÌ ­ĊÌ ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ ­ĨĨăðÆ­ĴðďĊĮƬ #ďĉ­ðĊ tÐæðĮĴī­īƬ ­ĊÌ qķÅăðÆƸÐŘĴÐīĊ­ă #Uwƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ q#ÐĨăďřĉÐĊĴ 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#ÐŒðÆÐ wķĨĨďīĴ wķĨĨďīĴ åďī ĮÐÆķīÐ ĨīďŒðĮðďĊðĊæ ďå ĉďÅðăÐ ÌÐŒðÆÐĮ ðĊĴď ĴìÐ ÆďĉĨ­Ċř ĊÐĴœďīāƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ tÐĨďīĴðĊæ qīďŒðÌðĊæ īÐăÐŒ­ĊĴ īÐĨďīĴĮ īÐæ­īÌðĊæ ĮřĮĴÐĉ ìЭăĴìƬ ķĨĴðĉÐƬ ­ĊÌ ì­īÌœ­īÐ ðĊŒÐĊĴďīřƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ }ÐÆìĊďăďæř wĴī­ĴÐæř qă­ĊĊðĊæ ďăă­Åďī­ĴðďĊ œðĴì ÆķīīÐĊĴ A}ĮĴ­åå Ĵď ÌÐŒÐăďĨ ­ăďĊæǀĴÐīĉ ĮĴī­ĴÐæðÆ ĴÐÆìĊďăďæř Ĩă­Ċƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ qīďþÐÆĴ T­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ZååÐīðĊæ ĨīďþÐÆĴ ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ÐĊæðĊÐÐīðĊæ īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ åďī ĴÐÆìĊðÆ­ă ĨīďþÐÆĴĮƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ A}qďăðÆř tÐŒðÐœ ­ĊÌ #ÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ ĮĮðĮĴ­ĊÆÐ ðĊ ĴìÐ ÌÐŒÐăďĨĉÐĊĴ ďå ÆķĮĴďĉðšÐÌ ĨďăðÆðÐĮ īÐă­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ĴìÐ ķĮÐ ďå ĴÐÆìĊďăďæřƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ >ďĮĴðĊæ ZååÐīðĊæ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ īÐă­ĴðŒÐ Ĵď ìďĮĴðĊæ ďī ÆďǀăďÆ­ĴðďĊ ďå ÐĪķðĨĉÐĊĴƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ wÆ­ă­ÅðăðĴř ZååÐīðĊæ ­ĉďÌÐă œìÐīÐ ĮÆ­ăðĊæ ķĨ ďī ÌďœĊ åīďĉ ­ ĮřĮĴÐĉĮ ­ĊÌ ÆďĮĴ ĨÐīĮĨÐÆĴðŒÐ ðĮ ĮðĉĨăÐ ­ĊÌ ĊðĉÅăÐƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ TķăĴðǀ9­ÆĴďī ķĴìÐĊĴðÆ­ĴðďĊ ƺT9ƻ ÅðăðĴř Ĵď ďååÐī ­ĊÌ ĉ­Ċ­æÐ ­T9ĮďăķĴðďĊ Ĵď ŒÐīðåř ķĮÐī ðÌÐĊĴðĴðÐĮ ­Ĵ ăďæðĊ ­ĊÌ Ĵď ĨīďĴÐÆĴ ăďæðĊĮƫ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ 'ĊÌǀķĮÐī wÐÆķīðĴř œ­īÐĊÐĮĮ }ī­ðĊðĊæ ZååÐīðĊæ wÐÆķīðĴř œ­īÐĊÐĮĮ }ī­ðĊðĊæ Ĵď ĴЭÆì ĴìÐ A}šNjĮ 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ÆĴðŒ­ĴðďĊĮ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ ďĊ ďķī ĉďĊĴìăř åÐÐ qƫ ZŒÐī­ăă #ÐĮÆīðĨĴðďĊ ­ĊÌ ZķĴăðĊÐ ďå ĴìÐ OÐŒÐă ďå wÐīŒðÆÐ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ åďī ĴìÐ qīďĨďĮÐÌ 9ÐÐĮ AĊÆăķÌÐÌ ďĊ ďķī ĉďĊĴìăř åÐÐ ż #ÐĮÆīðÅÐ œďīā ­ĊÌ īÐă­ĴÐÌ ÆďĮĴĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­īÐ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ­ăăř ÐŘÆăķÌÐÌ åīďĉ ĴìÐ ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴƬ ðƫÐƫ ­Ċř ďĨĴðďĊ­ăƸðĊÆīÐĉÐĊĴ­ă ďĊæďðĊæ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ďī ĨīďþÐÆĴ åÐÐĮƬ ƺĮÐÐ ĨĨÐĊÌðŘ ďĮĴ qīďĨďĮ­ă ǂ q­īĴ Ŵƻƫ UďĊÐ 118 504 wÐÆĴðďĊ9ǀďĮĴ­ĊÌ}ðĉÐ 119 505 Appendix A COST PROPOSAL WORKSHEET Part 1: Minimum Required Services Cost Per Month to the CITY for the Minimum Required Services defined in the Statement of Work shall be: $_____________________ ( print/type out amount here) Part 2: Optional Services Unit Cost These are the “a la carte” prices for additional/incremental services offered by the PROPOSER Description Unit Unit Cost $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Total: PROPOSER may add additional lines and/or pages to accommodate its list of additional/incremental services offered Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 31/31 120 506 wÐÆĴðďĊ:ǀT­ĊÌ­Ĵďīř qīďĨďĮ­ă9ďīĉĮ 121 507 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM PROPOSER INFORMATION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM For Managed IT Services RFP #06-23-01 JD The undersigned PROPOSER does hereby agree to furnish the City of Winter Springs, Florida, the items listed in accordance with the minimum requirements/evaluation criteria shown by the Request for Proposal to be delivered to the specified site for the price indicated. IT IS THE PROPOSER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO CHECK www.demandstar.com FOR FINAL DOCUMENTS AND ADDENDA BEFORE SUBMITTAL THIS PROPOSAL MUST BE SIGNED BY THE PRINCIPAL OR DIRECTOR AS INDICATED BY THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE, DIVISION OF CORPORATIONS (www.sunbiz.org). Proof of corporate signer must be submitted with Proposal. If not submitted, PROPOSER will be considered non-responsive. Use Sunbiz website screen shot or copy of Corporate Resolution or Power of Attorney. PROPOSER NAME: TAX ID# SNN or EIN: PROPOSER ADDRESS: PURCHASE ORDER ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER: COMPANY WEBSITE: COMPANY CONTACT (REP): CONTACT EMAIL ADDRESS: SIGNATURE: THE UNDERSIGNED: A. Acknowledges receipt of: 1. RFP # 06-23-01 JD Pertaining To: Managed IT Services 2. Addenda: Number ________, dated ____________. Number _________, dated ____________. B. Has examined the site and all RFP Documents and understands that in submitting its Proposal, they waive all right to plead any misunderstanding regarding the same. C. Agrees: 1. To hold this Proposal open for 90 calendar days after the bid opening date. 2. To furnish the goods and/or services specified in this RFP at the prices quoted in my responsive Proposal and in compliance with the RFP Documents. 3. To accept the provisions of the Instructions to PROPOSERS. 4. To negotiate a contract with the CITY incorporating the Proposal prices, if selected on the basis of this Proposal. 5. To accomplish the work in accordance with the contract documents. D. Certifies: 1. That all information contained in this Proposal is truthful to the best of my knowledge and belief. 2. That I am duly authorized to submit this Proposal on behalf of the PROPOSER and that the PROPOSER is ready, willing, and able to perform if awarded the Proposal. Stipulated Amount A. Submit on Cost Proposal Worksheet, Appendix A. SPN Solutions Inc. 45-5448717 10565 Fairfax Blvd., Suite 203 Fairfax, VA 22030 10565 Fairfax Blvd., Suite 203 Fairfax, VA 22030 301-237-5315 https://www.spnsolutions.net/ Daryl Davies daryl.davies@spnsolutions.net'DU\O'DYLHV Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 7/31 122 508 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM REFERECE INFORMATION FORM IT Managed Services RFP # 06-23-01 JD PROPOSER shall submit as a part of the Proposal package, a minimum of three (3) and maximum of five (5) of the most significant projects which were performed within the last three (3) years as set forth below. Project #1: Project Name: Type of Project/Service: Address: Contracting Agency/Client: Contact Name and Phone #: Contact Email Address and Fax #: Contract Amount: Date Work Performed: Project #2: Project Name: Type of Project/Service: Address: Contracting Agency/Client: Contact Name and Phone #: Contact Email Address and Fax #: Contract Amount:Date Work Performed: Project #3: Project Name: Type of Project/Service: Address: Contracting Agency/Client: Contact Name and Phone #: Contact Email Address and Fax #: Contract Amount: Date Work Performed: Project #4: Project Name: Type of Project/Service: Address: Contracting Agency/Client: Contact Name and Phone #: Contact Email Address and Fax #: Contract Amount:Date Work Performed: Project #5: Project Name: Type of Project/Service: Address: Contracting Agency/Client: Contact Name and Phone #: Contact Email Address and Fax #: Contract Amount:Date Work Performed: Comprehensive Cybersecurity Services for the DoD, DHA/Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Cybersecurity Services Department of Defense, Defense Health Agency Sharon Opel, Chief Technology Officer (CTO)301-295-5625 sharon.l.opel.civ@health.mil January 2021 - September 2023 4494 Palmer Rd, N, Bethesda, MD 20814 Integrated Cybersecurity Solutions for the Dept of Navy, Naval Medical Readiness Training Command Integrated Cyersecuirty Solutions Department of Navy, Naval Medical Readiness Training Command Dieunel Desulme 904-372-3605 dieunel.desulme.civ@us.navy.mil $5,116,102.20 April 2021 - September 2026 110 Naval Nuclear Power Training Command Cir, Goose Creek, SC 29445 IT Support Services for the Defense Acquisition University (DAU) IT Support Services July 2015 - July 2024$14,531,804.00 $65,003,269.80 james.rivera@gotyto.com James Rivera 703-867-7124 Defense Acquisition University 9820 Belvoir Rd #5565, Fort Belvoir, VA 22060 Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 4/31 123 509 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS FORM Insurance Type Required Limits Worker’s Compensation Statutory Limits of Florida Statutes, Chapter 440 and all Federal Government Statutory Limits Employer’s Liability $1,000,000 each accident, single limit per occurrence Commercial General Liability (Occurrence Form) patterned after the current ISO form $1,000,000 single limit per occurrence $3,000,000 aggregate for Bodily Injury Liability & Property Damage Liability. This shall include Premises and Operations; Independent Contractors; Products & Completed Operations & Contractual Liability. Indemnification To the maximum extent permitted by Florida law, the Contractor/Vendor/Consultant shall indemnify and hold harmless City of Winter Springs, its officers and employees from any and all liabilities, damages, losses and costs, including, but not limited to, reasonable attorneys’ fees and paralegals’ fees, to the extent caused by the negligence, recklessness, or intentional wrongful conduct of the Contractor/Vendor/Consultant or anyone employed or utilized by the Contractor/Vendor/Consultant in the performance of the Agreement. This indemnification obligation shall not be construed to negate, abridge or reduce any other rights or remedies which otherwise may be available to an indemnified party or person described in this paragraph. This section does not pertain to any incident arising from the sole negligence of the City of Winter Springs. Automobile Liability $1,000,000 each person; Bodily Injury & Property Damage, Owned/Non-owned/Hired; Automobile Included. Other PROPOSER shall ensure that all subcontractors comply with the same insurance requirements that it is required to meet. The same PROPOSER shall provide the CITY with certificates of insurance meeting the required insurance provisions. The City of Winter Springs must be named as “Additional Insured” on the Insurance Certificate for Commercial General Liability where required. The Certificate Holder shall be named as City of Winter Springs. Thirty (30) days cancellation notice required. The undersigned firm agrees to obtain, prior to award, if selected, insurance as stated above. PROPOSER Authorized Signature Officer Title Date SPN Solutions Inc. Chief Executive Officer 'DU\O'DYLHV  Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 9/31 124 510 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM SCRUTINIZED COMPANY CERTIFICATION Florida Statutes, Sections 287.135 and 215.473 Pursuant to Section 287.135, Florida Statutes (2017), a company is ineligible to, and may not, bid on, submit a Proposal for, or enter into or renew a contract with the CITY for goods or services of: a. Any amount if, at the time of bidding on, submitting a Proposal for, or entering into or renewing such contract, the company is on the Scrutinized Companies that Boycott Israel List, created pursuant to s. 215.4725, or is engaged in a boycott of Israel; or b. One million dollars or more if, at the time of bidding on, submitting a Proposal for, or entering into or renewing such contract, the company: Is on the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in Sudan List or the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in the Iran Petroleum Energy Sector List, created pursuant to s. 215.473; or Is engaged in business operations in Cuba or Syria. Subject to limited exceptions provided in state law, the CITY will not contract for the provision of goods or services with any scrutinized company referred to above. The PROPOSER must submit this required certification form attesting that it is not a scrutinized company and is not engaging in prohibited business operations. The following shall be grounds for termination of the contract at the option of the awarding body: a. The PROPOSER is found to have submitted a false certification; been placed on the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in Sudan List or the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in the Iran Petroleum Energy Sector List; b. Been placed on the Scrutinized Companies that Boycott Israel List or c. Is engaged in a boycott of Israel; or d. Been engaged in business operations in Cuba or Syria. The CITY shall provide notice, in writing, to the PROPOSER of any determination concerning a false certification. a. The PROPOSER shall have five (5) days from receipt of notice to refute the false certification allegation. b. If such false certification is discovered during the active contract term, the PROPOSER shall have ninety (90) days following receipt of the notice to respond in writing and demonstrate that the determination of false certification was made in error. c. If the PROPOSER does not demonstrate that the CITY’s determination of false certification was made in error then the CITY shall have the right to terminate the contract and seek civil remedies pursuant to Section 287.135, Florida Statutes. Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 2/31 125 511 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM THIS CERTIFICATION FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND INCLUDED IN YOUR BID RESPONSE. FAILURE TO SUBMIT THIS FORM AS INSTRUCTED SHALL RENDER YOUR BID SUBMITTAL NON-RESPONSIVE. a. The Vendor, owners, or principals are aware of the requirements of Section 287.135, Florida Statutes; and b. The Vendor, owners, or principals are eligible to participate in this solicitation and not listed on the Scrutinized Companies that Boycott Israel List or engaged in a boycott of Israel; and c. For contracts of one million dollars or more, the Vendor, owners, or principals are eligible to participate in this solicitation and not listed on the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in Sudan List or the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in the Iran Petroleum Energy Sector List and, further, are not engaged in business operations in Cuba or Syria; and If awarded the Contract, the Vendor, owners, or principals will immediately notify the CITY in writing if any of its company, owners, or principals: are placed on the Scrutinized Companies that Boycott Israel List, the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in Sudan List, or the Scrutinized Companies with Activities in the Iran Petroleum Energy Sector List; engage in a boycott of Israel; or engage in business operations in Cuba or Syria. (Authorized Signature) (Printed Name and Title) PROPOSER STATE OF _______________________________ COUNTY OF _____________________________ The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me by means of (_____) physical presence or (_____) online notarization, this ______ day of __________, 2023 by _________________________________ the _______________________________ of ______________________________, a ___________________________ (____) who is personally known to me or (_____) who produced ______________________________________ as identification. _________________________________________________________________ Notary Public Print Name: _______________________________________________________ My Commission Expires: _____________________________________________ Daryl Davies Chief Executive Officer SPN Solutions Inc. 'DU\O'DYLHV :MVKMRME &PI\ERHVME &YKYWX )EV]P)EZMIW (*4 53SPYXMSRW.RG )VMZIV1MGIRWI &QIIRLE-EJIIWEL,YMPPSV]E:MVKMRME3SXEV]5YFPMG /YRI )SGYQIRX3SXEVM^IHYWMRKE1MZI&YHMS:MHIS(SRRIGXMSR (*4 Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 3/31 126 512 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM NON-COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT of PRIME RESPONDENT STATE OF COUNTY OF ____________________________________, being duly sworn, deposes and says that: (1) He/she is ___________________________ of ________________________________________ Title PROPOSER The PROPOSER that has submitted the attached response. (2) He/she is fully informed respecting the preparation and contents of the attached Proposal and of all pertinent circumstances respecting such Proposal. (3) Such Proposal is genuine and is not a collusive or sham Proposal. (4) Neither the said PROPOSER nor any of its officers, partners, owners, agent representatives, employees or parties in interest including this affiant, has in any way, colluded, conspired, or agreed, directly or indirectly, with any other PROPOSER, firm or person, to submit a collusive or sham Proposal in connection with the Agreement for which the attached Proposal has been submitted or to refrain from proposing in connection with such Agreement, or has in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by Agreement or collusion or communication or conference with any other PROPOSER, firm or person to fix the price or prices in the attached Proposal or of any other PROPOSER, or to fix any overhead, profit or cost element of the proposed price or the proposed price of any other PROPOSER, or to secure through any collusion, conspiracy, connivance or unlawful Agreement any advantage against the City of Winter Springs, Florida, or any person interested in the proposed Agreement. (5) The price or prices quoted in the attached Proposal are fair and proper and are not tainted by any collusion, conspiracy, or unlawful Agreement on the part of the PROPOSER or any of its agents, representatives, owners, employees, or parties of interest, including affiant. (Signed) (Title) STATE OF _______________________________________ COUNTY OF _____________________________________ The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ______________________by _____________________________, who is (___) personally known to me or (___) who has produced __________________________________ as identification and who (did / did not) take an oath. ___________________________________ (Signature of Notary Public) ___________________________________ (Name of Notary Typed, Printed or Stamped) Notary Public ___________________________________ (Commission Number) Chief Executive Officer SPN Solutions Inc. Daryl Davies Chief Executive Officer :MVKMRME &PI\ERHVME 'DU\O'DYLHV :MVKMRME &PI\ERHVME )EV]P)EZMIW )VMZIV1MGIRWI &QIIRLE-EJIIWEL,YMPPSV]E:MVKMRME3SXEV]5YFPMG  )SGYQIRX3SXEVM^IHYWMRKE1MZI&YHMS:MHIS(SRRIGXMSR Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 8/31 127 513 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM DRUG FREE WORKPLACE FORM The undersigned PROPOSER, in accordance with Florida Statute 287.087 hereby certifies that _____________________________________________________ does: PROPOSER 1. Publish a statement notifying employees that the unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensing, possession or use of a controlled substance is prohibited in the workplace and specifying the actions that will be taken against employees for violations of such prohibition. 2. Inform employees about the dangers of drug abuse in the workplace, the business’s policy of maintaining a drug-free workplace, any available drug counseling, rehabilitation, and employee assistance programs, and the penalties that may be imposed upon employees for drug abuse violations. 3. Give each employee engaged in providing the commodities or contractual services that are under contract a copy of the Drug-Free statement. 4. Notify the employees that as a condition of working on the commodities or contractual services that are under contract, employee will abide by the terms of the statement and will notify the employer of any conviction of, or plea of guilty or nolo contendere to, any violation of Chapter 893 or of any controlled substance law of the United States or any state, for a violation occurring in the workplace no later than five (5) days after such conviction. 5. Impose a sanction on, or require the satisfactory participation in a drug abuse assistance or rehabilitation program if such is available in the employee’s community, by any employee who is so convicted. 6. Make a good faith effort to continue to maintain a drug-free workplace through implementation of this section. 7. As the person authorized to sign the statement, I certify that this business complies fully with the above requirements. (Authorized Signature) (Date) (Print/Type Name as Signed Above SPN Solutions Inc. Daryl Davies 'DU\O'DYLHV  Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 17/31 128 514 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM SMWBE UTILIZATION PLAN Small, Minority, and Women’s Business Enterprises (SMWBE), and Labor Surplus Area Firms Utilization PROPOSER: _____________________________________________________________ Project Name : IT Managed Services RFP Number : RFP 06-23-01 JD CFR §200.321 requires local governments to take all necessary affirmative steps to assure that minority business, women’s business enterprises, and labor surplus area firms are used when possible. The CITY requires that PROPOSERS (Prime Contractors), if subcontracts are to be let, to take the five affirmative steps as cited below. Please describe your firm’s plan for identifying and potential use of SMWBE and Labor Surplus Area Firms. Additional pages may be attached, as necessary. •Placing qualified small and minority business and women’s business enterprises on solicitation lists. • Assuring that small and minority businesses, and women’s business enterprises are solicited whenever they are potential sources. • Dividing total requirements, when economically feasible, into smaller tasks or quantities to permit maximum participation by small and minority business and women’s business enterprises. • Establishing delivery schedules where the requirement permits, which encourage participation by small and minority businesses, and women’s business enterprises and veteran owned businesses. • Using the services and assistance, as appropriate, of such organizations as the Small Business Administration or the Florida Office of Supplier Diversity https://www.dms.myflorida.com/agency_administration/office_of_supplier_diversity_osd SPN Solutions Inc. Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 1/31 129 515 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES STATEMENT SWORN STATEMENT UNDER F.S. SECTION 287.133(3) (A), ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER OFFICER AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS. 1. This sworn statement is submitted with Proposal for RFP #06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services. 2. This sworn statement is submitted by (PROPOSER) ____________________________ whose business address is _____________________________________ and (if applicable) Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) is _____________________ (If a Sole Proprietor and you have no FEIN, include the last four (4) digits of your Social Security Number: ______________. 3. My name is ____________________ and my relationship to the PROPOSER named above is_____________________. 4. I understand that a "public entity crime" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(a) (g). Florida Statutes, means a violation of any state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly related to the transaction of business with any public entity or with an agency or political subdivision of any other state or with the United States, including, but not limited to, any proposal or contract for goods or services to be provided to any public entity or any agency or political subdivision of any other state or of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud, theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation. 5. I understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defined in paragraph 287.133(a) (b), Florida Statutes, means finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any federal or state trial court of records relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1, 1989, as a result of a jury verdict, non-jury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere. 6. I understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1) (a), Florida Statutes, means: • A predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or • An entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in the management of an affiliate. The City of Fernandina Beach, Florida ownership by one of shares constituting a controlling income among persons when not for fair interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair market value under a length agreement, shall be a prima facie case that one person controls another person. A person who was knowingly convicted of a public entity crime, in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate. 7. I understand that a "person" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1) (e), Florida Statutes, means any natural person or entity organized under the laws of the state or of the United States with the legal power to enter into a binding contract for provision of goods or services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public entity. The term "person" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of an entity. directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of an entity. 8. Based on information and belief, the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity submitting this sworn statement. (Please indicate which statement applies) ____Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in management of the entity, nor affiliate of the entity have been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. ____The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of the officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in management of the entity, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. (Please attach a copy of the final order.) ____The person or affiliate was placed on the convicted FIRM list. There has been a subsequent proceeding before a hearing officer of the State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings. The final order entered by the hearing officer determined that it was in public interest to remove the person or affiliate from the convicted FIRM list. (Please attach a copy of the final order.) ____The person or affiliate has not been placed on the convicted FIRM list. (Please describe any action taken by, or pending with, the Department of General Services.) ___________________________________________________________ Signature Date: SPN Solutions Inc. 10565 Fairfax Blvd., Suite 203 Fairfax, VA 22030 45-5448717 Daryl Davies Chief Executive Officer X X 'DU\O'DYLHV  Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 5/31 130 516 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES STATEMENT cont. STATE OF _____________________________ COUNTY OF ___________________________ PERSONALLY, APPEARED BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, who, after first being sworn by me, affixed his/her signature at the space provided above on this ___ day of ________________, 20____, and is personally known to me, or has provided ______________________ as identification. ___________________________________My Commission expires: ________________ Notary Public :MVKMRME &PI\ERHVME &YKYWX  )VMZIV1MGIRWI /YRI )SGYQIRX3SXEVM^IHYWMRKE1MZI&YHMS:MHIS(SRRIGXMSR Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 6/31 131 517 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM E-VERIFY STATEMENT Bid/Proposal Number: RFP # 06-23-01 JD Project Description: IT Managed Services I/FIRM acknowledges and agrees to the following: I/FIRM shall utilize the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s E-Verify system, in accordance with the terms governing use of the system, to confirm the employment eligibility of: 1. All persons employed by the PROPOSER during the term of the Contract to perform employment duties with the CITY, and 2. All persons assigned by the PROPOSER to perform work pursuant to the contract with the CITY PROPOSER: __________________________________________________________________ Authorized Signature: __________________________________________________________ Title: ________________________________________________________________________ Date: _______________________________________________________________________ SPN Solutions Inc. Chief Executive Officer  'DU\O'DYLHV Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 16/31 132 518 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT This sworn statement is submitted with Proposal or Contract for RFP # 06-23-01 JD IT Managed Services. This sworn statement is submitted by (PROPOSER) __________________________________ whose business address is _________________________________________ and (if applicable) Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) is _____________________( If a Sole Proprietor and you have no FEIN, include the last four (4) digits of your Social Security Number: ____________.) My name is ______________________________________ and my relationship to the PROPOSER named above is_________________________________. 1. The above-named PROPOSER is submitting a Proposal for the Winter Springs. 2. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in the Affidavit based upon his/her own knowledge. 3. The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Proposal is being submitted and that the above-named entity has no financial interest in other entities submitting Proposals for the same project. 4. Neither the Affiant nor the above- named PROPOSER has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraints of free competitive pricing in connection with the PROPOSER’s submittal for the above Proposal. This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of negotiations if necessary and execution of the Contract for this project. 5. Neither the PROPOSER nor its affiliates, nor anyone associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from participation in contract letting by any local, State, or Federal Agency. 6. Neither the PROPOSER nor its affiliates, nor anyone associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any other clients, contracts, or property interests for this project. 7. I certify that no member of the PROPOSER’s ownership or management is presently applying for an employee position or actively seeking an elected position with the City of Winter Springs. 8. I certify that no member of the PROPOSER’s ownership or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City of Winter Springs. 9. In the event that a conflict of interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above-named PROPOSER, will immediately notify the City of Winter Springs. ________________________________________________________ Signature Date: STATE OF ____________________________ COUNTY OF __________________________ PERSONALLY, APPEARED BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, who, after first being sworn by me, affixed his/her signature at the space provided above on this ___ day of ________________, 20___, and is personally known to me, or has provided _____________________________ as identification. ________________________________________ My Commission expires: ____________________ Notary Signature SPN Solutions Inc. Fairfax, VA 22030 10565 Fairfax Blvd., Suite 203 45-5448718 Daryl Davies Chief Executive Officer /YRI 'DU\O'DYLHV  :MVKMRME &PI\ERHVME &YKYWX  )VMZIV1MGIRWI )SGYQIRX3SXEVM^IHYWMRKE1MZI&YHMS:MHIS(SRRIGXMSR Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 18/31 133 519 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SERVICES - SECURITY ADDENDUM The goal of this document is to augment the CJIS Security Policy to ensure adequate security is provided for criminal justice systems while (1) under the control or management of a private entity or (2) connectivity to FBI CJIS Systems has been provided to a private entity (contractor). Adequate security is defined in Office of Management and Budget Circular A- 130 as “security commensurate with the risk and magnitude of harm resulting from the loss, misuse, or unauthorized access to or modification of information.” The intent of this Security Addendum is to require that the Contractor maintain a security program consistent with federal and state laws, regulations, and standards (including the CJIS Security Policy in effect when the contract is executed), as well as with policies and standards established by the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Advisory Policy Board (APB). This Security Addendum identifies the duties and responsibilities with respect to the installation and maintenance of adequate internal controls within the contractual relationship so that the security and integrity of the FBI's information resources are not compromised. The security program shall include consideration of personnel security, site security, system security, and data security, and technical security. The provisions of this Security Addendum apply to all personnel, systems, networks and support facilities supporting and/or acting on behalf of the government agency. a. Definitions b. Contracting Government Agency (CGA) - the government agency, whether a Criminal Justice Agency or a Noncriminal Justice Agency, which enters into an agreement with a private contractor subject to this Security Addendum. c. Contractor - a private business, organization or individual which has entered into an agreement for the administration of criminal justice with a Criminal Justice Agency or a Noncriminal Justice Agency. Responsibilities of the Contracting Government Agency. The CGA will ensure that each Contractor employee receives a copy of the Security Addendum and the CJIS Security Policy and executes an acknowledgment of such receipt and the contents of the Security Addendum. The signed acknowledgments shall remain in the possession of the CGA and available for audit purposes. The acknowledgement may be signed by hand or via digital signature (see glossary for definition of digital signature). Responsibilities of the Contractor. The Contractor will maintain a security program consistent with federal and state laws, regulations, and standards (including the CJIS Security Policy in effect when the contract is executed and all subsequent versions), as well as with policies and standards established by the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Advisory Policy Board (APB). Security Violations. a. The CGA must report security violations to the CJIS Systems Officer (CSO) and the Director, FBI, along with indications of actions taken by the CGA and Contractor. Security violations can justify termination of the appended agreement. b. Upon notification, the FBI reserves the right to: i. Investigate or decline to investigate any report of unauthorized use; ii. Suspend or terminate access and services, including telecommunications links. The FBI will provide the CSO with timely written notice of the suspension. Access and services will be reinstated only after satisfactory assurances have been provided to the FBI by the CGA and Contractor. Upon termination, the Contractor's records containing CHRI must be deleted or returned to the CGA. Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 12/31 134 520 a. Audit b. The FBI is authorized to perform a final audit of the Contractor's systems after termination of the Security Addendum . a. Scope and Authority b. This Security Addendum does not confer, grant, or authorize any rights, privileges, or obligations on any persons other than the Contractor, CGA, CJA (where applicable), CSA, and FBI. c. The following documents are incorporated by reference and made part of this agreement: (1) the Security Addendum; (2) the NCIC 2000 Operating Manual; (3) the CJIS Security Policy; and (4) Title 28, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 20. The parties are also subject to applicable federal and state laws and regulations. d. The terms set forth in this document do not constitute the sole understanding by and between the parties hereto; rather they augment the provisions of the CJIS Security Policy to provide a minimum basis for the security of the system and contained information and it is understood that there may be terms and conditions of the appended Agreement which impose more stringent requirements upon the Contractor. e. This Security Addendum may only be modified by the FBI, and may not be modified by the parties to the appended Agreement without the consent of the FBI. f. All notices and correspondence shall be forwarded by First Class mail to: Information Security Officer Criminal Justice Information Services Division, FBI 1000 Custer Hollow Road Clarksburg, West Virginia 26306 Document Id: 4F7C83A0-306C-11EE-B162-17111FAF043F OnlineNotary.net Page 13/31 135 521 RFP # 06-23-01 JD MANDATORY FORM FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SERVICES SECURITY ADDENDUM CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that I am familiar with the contents of (1) the Security Addendum, including its legal authority and purpose; (2) the NCIC Operating Manual; (3) the CJIS Security Policy; and (4) Title 28, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 20, and agree to be bound by their provisions. I recognize that criminal history record information and related data, by its very nature, is sensitive and has potential for great harm if misused. I acknowledge that access to criminal history record information and related data is therefore limited to the purpose(s) for which a government agency has entered into the contract incorporating this Security Addendum. I understand that misuse of the system by, among other things: accessing it without authorization; accessing it by exceeding authorization; accessing it for an improper purpose; using, disseminating or re-disseminating information received as a result of this contract for a purpose other than that envisioned by the contract, may subject me to administrative and criminal penalties. I understand that accessing the system for an appropriate purpose and then using, disseminating or re-disseminating the information received for another purpose other than execution of the contract also constitutes misuse. I further understand that the occurrence of misuse does not depend upon whether or not I receive additional compensation for such authorized activity. Such exposure for misuse includes, but is not limited to, suspension or loss of employment and prosecution for state and federal crimes. Printed Name/Signature of Contractor Employee Date Printed Name/Signature of Contractor Representative Date Organization and Title of Co Daryl Davies Daryl Davies SPN Solutions Inc. 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ĉ­Ċ­æÐĉÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ďĨÐī­ĴðďĊƫ ”Ð 쭌РĨīďŒðÌÐÌ ĴìīďķæìďķĴ ĴìðĮ ĨīďĨďĮ­ă ðĊ ÌÐĴ­ðă ìďœ ďķī ĴЭĉ ­ĊÌ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐ ­īÐ Æ­Ĩ­ÅăÐ ďå ĮÐī ŒðĊæ ­Į ­ĉ­Ċ­æÐÌ A}ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐī åďī ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƫ ”Ð ­īÐ ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ Ĵď œďīāðĊæ ÆăďĮÐăř œðĴì ĴìÐ ðĴř NjĮ ĮĴ­åå Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĮķĨĨďīĴ ­ĊÌ īÐÆďĉĉÐĊÌ ðĉĨīďŒÐĉÐĊĴĮ ­Į ĊÐÐÌÐÌƫ Åƫ tЭĮďĊ­ÅăÐĊÐĮĮƸÆďĉĨÐĴðĴðŒÐĊÐĮĮ ďå ĨīďĨďĮÐÌ ÆďĮĴĮ ­ĊÌƸďī ÅÐĊÐťĴĮ Ĵď ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƫ }ìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ ðĮ ĊďĴ ÅďķĊÌ Ĵď ĮÐăÐÆĴ ĴìÐ qtZqZw't œìď ĨīďĨďĮÐĮ ĴìÐ ăďœÐĮĴ ÆďĮĴ ďī ĉďĮĴ ÅÐĊÐťĴĮ åďī ĮÐīŒðÆÐƫ }ìÐ A}šďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮ īÐĮÐīŒÐĮ ĴìÐ īðæìĴ Ĵď ĊÐæďĴð­ĴÐ åÐÐĮ ­ĊÌƸďī ÅÐĊÐťĴĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ ĮÐăÐÆĴÐÌ qīďĨďĮÐīƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ åķăăř ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐĮ ­ĊÌ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌĮ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮǑ ­ĨĨīď­Æì īÐæ­īÌðĊæ ĴìÐ īЭĮďĊ­ÅăÐĊÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ ÆďĉĨÐĴðĴðŒÐĊÐĮĮ ďå ĨīďĨďĮÐÌ ÆďĮĴĮ ­ĊÌƸďī ÅÐĊÐťĴĮ åďī ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮƫ ”Ð īÐÆďæĊðšÐ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ðĴř ðĮ ĊďĴ ďÅăðæ­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ĮÐăÐÆĴ ĴìÐ qīďĨďĮÐī ĮďăÐăř Å­ĮÐÌ ďĊ ĴìÐ ăďœÐĮĴ ÆďĮĴ ďī ìðæìÐĮĴ ÅÐĊÐťĴĮƫ Į ­īÐĨķĴ­ÅăÐ ĮÐī ŒðÆÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐīƬ œÐ ­ĨĨīÐÆð­ĴÐ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ĨīÐīďæ­ĴðŒÐ Ĵď ĊÐæďĴð­ĴÐ åÐÐĮ ­ĊÌƸďī ÅÐĊÐťĴĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ ĮÐăÐÆĴÐÌ qīďĨďĮÐī Ĵď ÐĊĮķīÐ ­ĉķĴķ­ăăř ÅÐĊÐťÆð­ă ­æīÐÐĉÐĊĴƫ Ĵ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮƬ œÐ ­īÐ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ÐĊæ­æðĊæ ðĊ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊĴ ­ĊÌ ÆďĊĮĴīķÆĴðŒÐ ÌðĮÆķĮĮðďĊĮ œðĴì ĴìÐ ðĴřƬ œďīāðĊæ Æďăă­Åďī­ĴðŒÐăř Ĵď īЭÆì ­å­ðī ­ĊÌ Į­ĴðĮå­ÆĴďīř ­īī­ĊæÐĉÐĊĴ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ÌÌīÐĮĮÐĮ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ œìðăÐ ÌÐăðŒÐīðĊæ ÐŘÆÐĨĴðďĊ­ă Œ­ăķÐ ­ĊÌ ĮÐīŒðÆÐƫ Æƫ #ÐĴÐīĉðĊ­ĴðďĊ Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ĮÐăÐÆĴÐÌ qtZqZw't ì­Į Ċď ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴķ­ă īÐă­ĴðďĊĮìðĨ œìðÆì œďķăÌ īÐĮķăĴ ðĊ ­ÆďĊŦðÆĴ ďå ðĊĴÐīÐĮĴ œðĴì ĴìÐ A}šƫ ”ðĴì ķĴĉďĮĴ ðĉĨďīĴ­ĊÆÐ Ĩă­ÆÐÌ ďĊ ÐĊĮķīðĊæ Ĵī­ĊĮĨ­īÐĊÆř ­ĊÌ ðĊĴÐæīðĴřƬ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ ­ÆāĊďœăÐÌæÐĮ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ÐŒ­ăķ­ĴÐ ­ĊÌ ŒÐīðåř Ĵì­Ĵ ĴìÐ ĮÐăÐÆĴÐÌ qīďĨďĮÐī ì­Į Ċď ÆďĊĴī­ÆĴķ­ă īÐă­ĴðďĊĮìðĨ Ĵì­Ĵ ĉ­ř ĨīÐĮÐĊĴ ­ÆďĊŦðÆĴ ďå ðĊĴÐīÐĮĴ œðĴì ĴìÐ ðĴřƫ ”Ð ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď ĉ­ðĊĴ­ðĊðĊæ å­ðīĊÐĮĮ ­ĊÌ ðĉĨ­īĴð­ăðĴř ðĊ ĴìÐ ĮÐăÐÆĴðďĊ ĨīďÆÐĮĮƫ Į ­ ĨīďĮĨÐÆĴðŒÐ ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ĨīďŒðÌÐīƬ œÐ ­īÐ åķăăř ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ÆďďĨÐī­ĴðĊæ œðĴì ĴìÐ ðĴř Ĵď ĨīďŒðÌÐ ­Ċř ĊÐÆÐĮĮ­īř ðĊåďīĉ­ĴðďĊ ďī ÌďÆķĉÐĊĴ­ĴðďĊ Ĵď ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴÐ ďķī ÆďĉĨăð­ĊÆÐ œðĴì ĴìðĮ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ Œ­ăķÐĮ ÐĴìðÆ­ă ÅķĮðĊÐĮĮ Ĩī­ÆĴðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌ ðĮ ÌÐÌðÆ­ĴÐÌ Ĵď ķĨìďăÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ìðæìÐĮĴ ĮĴ­ĊÌ­īÌĮ ďå ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăðĮĉ ­ĊÌ ðĊĴÐæīðĴř ðĊ ďķī ÐĊæ­æÐĉÐĊĴĮ œðĴì ÆăðÐĊĴĮƬ ðĊÆăķÌðĊæ ĴìÐ ðĴř ďå ”ðĊĴÐī wĨīðĊæĮƫ 141 527 Ìƫ }ìÐ qtZqZw'tNJĮ ­ÅðăðĴřƬ Æ­Ĩ­ÆðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ Įāðăă Ĵď åķăăř ­ĊÌ Į­ĴðĮå­ÆĴďīðăřƬ ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴìÐĮÐ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌƸďī ðĴÐĉĮ īÐĪķðīÐÌ ðĊ ĴìðĮ t9qƫ wqU wďăķĴðďĊĮ īÐÆďæĊðšÐĮ ĴìÐ ĮðæĊðťÆ­ĊÆÐ ďå ÌÐĉďĊĮĴī­ĴðĊæ ďķī ­ÅðăðĴřƬ Æ­Ĩ­ÆðĴřƬ ­ĊÌ Įāðăă Ĵď åķăăř ­ĊÌ Į­ĴðĮå­ÆĴďīðăř ĨīďŒðÌÐ ĴìÐ ĮÐīŒðÆÐĮ ­ĊÌƸďī ðĴÐĉĮ ďķĴăðĊÐÌ ðĊ ĴìðĮ t9qƫ ”Ð ­īÐ ÆďĉĉðĴĴÐÌ Ĵď ĮìďœÆ­ĮðĊæ ďķī ÐŘĨÐīĴðĮÐƬ ÐŘĨÐīðÐĊÆÐƬ ­ĊÌ īÐĮďķīÆÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ ­ăðæĊ œðĴì ĴìÐ ĮĨÐÆðťÆ īÐĪķðīÐĉÐĊĴĮ ďå ĴìÐ ðĴřƫ ”ðĴì ­ĴЭĉ ďå ìðæìăř ĮāðăăÐÌ ĨīďåÐĮĮðďĊ­ăĮ ­ĊÌ ­ĨīďŒÐĊ Ĵī­Æā īÐÆďīÌ ďå ĮķÆÆÐĮĮåķă ĮÐīŒðÆÐ ÌÐăðŒÐī řƬ œÐ 쭌РĴìÐ Æ­Ĩ­ÅðăðĴðÐĮ Ĵď ĉÐÐĴ ­ĊÌ ÐŘÆÐÐÌ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ ÐŘĨÐÆĴ­ĴðďĊĮƫ Zķī ÆďĉĨīÐìÐĊĮðŒÐ ķĊÌÐīĮĴ­ĊÌðĊæ ďå ĴìÐ ðĊÌķĮĴīřƬ ÆďķĨăÐÌ œðĴì ďķī ÆďĉĉðĴĉÐĊĴ Ĵď Īķ­ăðĴřƬ ÐĊĮķīÐĮ Ĵì­Ĵ œÐ Æ­Ċ ÐååÐÆĴðŒÐăř ­ÌÌīÐĮĮ ĴìÐ ðĴřǑĮ 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Experience/Background with Managed IT Service 15 13-13-0 13-0-15 14-14-0 13-0-0 Related Experience/Background providing IT Managed Services to Municipalities 15 13-14-0 14-0-5 13-14-0 10-0-0 Related Experience/Background Supporting Emergency Operations Centers 15 13-14-0 14-0-1 14-14-0 0-0-0 Demonstarted Capacity to Provide Proposed Managed IT Services 10 8-2-0 8-0-10 8-8-0 8-0-0 Reference 1 8 7-2-0 7-0-3 7-7-0 7-0-0 Reference 2 7 6-2-0 6-0-3 6-6-0 3-0-0 Cost Proposal 30 20-20-0 15-0-10 20-20-0 20-0-0 Bonus Points - Certified Minority Business 3 3-3-0 3-0-3 3-0-0 3-0-0 Criteria Max Points Essential Net Solutions Sissines Business Solutions Related Experience/Background with IT Managed Services 15 14-15-15 13-0-5 Related Experience/Background providing IT Managed Services to Municipalities 15 15-15-15 13-0-1 Related Experience/Background Supporting Emergency Operations Centers 15 14-15-11 0-0-1 Demonstrated Capacity to Provide Proposed Managed IT Services 10 9-10-9 8-0-5 Reference 1 8 7-8-8 7-0-3 Reference 2 7 6-7-6 6-0-3 Cost Proposal 30 20-20-25 20-0-16 Bonus Points - Certified Minority Business 3 3-3-3 3-0-0 TOTAL 103 X 3 64 RFP #06-23-01 JD Name: IT Managed Services Date: August 16, 2023 TOTAL 103 X 3 153 130 168 273 104 538