“No, I would anticipate on this - this would be fully litigated Steve, because, as we talked about, as I talked about in my comments, it’s been a very engaged stakeholder process.”

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“ugh that process. So I’m going to turn to Gil to kind of walk you through the timing of how things are going to unfold. Gil? Gil Quiniones: Hi, Steve. So there is a tentative schedule set. And in May, we expect the testimony of the interveners to be submitted in August, evidentiary hearings will commence. And again, the – after that all the way to the required schedule is for the ICCR regulators to make their final determination before December 20 of this year. Steven Fleishman: Okay. Calvin Butler: So that [Indiscernible] calendar, Steve, any additional questions on that? Steven Fleishman: Well, just, is there, because this is first time, is it likely that this would go through a fully litigated process or should we think there might be opportunities to settle these cases? Calvin Butler: No, I would anticipate on this - this would be fully litigated Steve, because, as we talked about, as I talked about in my comments, it’s been a very engaged stakeholder process. And if I was the commission in this, I would make sure that we have a forum for everyone to be heard and we wouldn’t rush to the final outcome because this will put Illinois on a path to decarbonize like no other state except for maybe California. And it’s in a very aggressive approach and the legislation is comprehensive and ComEd being the largest utility in the state I think they need to make sure that all voices are heard and the stakeholders are engaged throughout. Steven Fleishman: Great. Thank you. Calvin Butler: Thank you. Jeanne Jones: Thanks, Steve. Operator: Thank you. One moment for our next question. Our next question comes from the line of David Arcaro from – or Morgan Stanley. Your line is now open. David Arcaro: Hi, good morning. Calvin Butler: Good morning, David. David A”