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Earlier this year, the Business Secretary described the automotive industry as “one of the brightest stars in the constellation of British business”. Some 800,000 British people rely on this sector for their livelihoods and last year automotive business increased its turnover to a record £69.5 billion, contributing £15.5 billion to the UK economy. Vehicle and engine production will reach record levels and that growth will be profitable, with productivity outperforming other industry sectors and delivering twice the added value per employee than the national average.

British automotive products are in demand worldwide, with the UK steadily climbing the global manufacturing rankings – Britain is now the third biggest European car manufacturer and 14th in the world. We export cars, engines and commercial vehicles to more than 100 countries, and the quality of our product and engineering prowess is opening up new export markets, attracting significant inward investment amounting to £8 billion since 2013.

For a small island nation, we punch above our weight on the world stage. But to remain internationally competitive, we must look at macro-trends shaping our world – the economic policies of emerging markets, evolving consumer demographics and new connected technologies. We must understand how these trends affect our business and build a robust, future-proof industry that will continue to innovate, grow and deliver.

There are challenges to overcome: access to skills is critical for industry to stay at the cutting edge of technology and innovation; the EU referendum could have a dramatic effect on UK automotive’s attractiveness as an investment destination; and, most recently, questions remain over effectiveness of emissions testing which bears ever less relevance to real world performance, albeit for sound scientific reasons.

Restoring consumer trust in our sector will be a test of our resilience, but we must not allow recent events to blight the extraordinary technological progress that has been made.

Today, however, is about the bigger picture; the long-term global economic and societal situation. Our speakers will share their experiences and insight about emerging trends, challenges, threats and opportunities.

I hope you will take away ideas and inspiration to debate within your own businesses. Thanks to all our speakers for generously sharing their time and expertise and thank you all for attending the seventh International Automotive Summit and contributing your own thoughts.

Mike Hawes Chief Executive

Mike Hawes Chief Executive

SMMT international events in 2016Event Date

Auto Expo Components Show, India The 13th Auto Expo 2016 is a showcase for the Indian automobile and auto-component industry. SMMT will organise a UK Pavilion group at the exhibition.

4-7 February 2016

AAITF Shenzhen, China SMMT will be taking an exhibitor group to the Auto Aftermarket Industry and Tuning trade fair in Shenzhen, strategically located on the outskirts of Hong Kong and Guangdong province.

26-28 February 2016

Automechanika Middle East Dubai, UAE SMMT is again organising a UK exhibitor group to UAE’s leading Automotive Trade Fair, covering all sections of the industry. UKTI TAP grants may be available enhanced for first time exhibitors.

8-10 May 2016

EVS 29 Montreal, Canada Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exhibition

SMMT is planning a varied programme of activities to ensure that UK-based companies have a high profile at this key global forum for low carbon vehicle technologies. SMMT plans include an exhibitor package, a showcase seminar and networking opportunities.

18-22 June 2016

Automechanika Frankfurt The largest aftermarket show in the world. SMMT, in association with UKTI, is again organising the UK Pavilion at the exhibition. Automechanika Frankfurt attracts a large worldwide visitor and exhibitor attendance.

13-17 September 2016

Trade mission to Iran and Nigeria SMMT is considering taking a trade mission to Iran and Nigeria in 2016, depending on members’ interest.

Vehicle manufacturers worldwide are looking at opportunities in Iran that the opening of the economy may offer. According to OICA statistics, Iran sold over 1.2m vehicles and produced just under 1.1m vehicles in 2014, making Iran one of the largest car markets in the Middle East.

Nigeria has the largest population in Africa and in 2014 overtook South Africa to be the largest economy on the continent. The country is attracting attention from global automakers with Honda, Tata and Volkswagen all having recently announced plans for investment or the resumption of production there.

November 2016

For more information about our international services or to discuss your requirements, please contact us at international@smmt.co.uk

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Dr Ian Robertson HonDSc Member of the Board of Management, BMW Group Since March 2008, Ian Robertson has been a member of the BMW AG Board responsible for Global Sales and Marketing.

Ian was born in Oswestry, Shropshire. After achieving a BSc in Maritime Studies, he joined the Rover Group in 1979 and has worked in the car industry ever since. From 1988 he held various senior management roles at the Rover Group and was Managing Director of Land Rover Vehicles from 1994. In 1999 he was appointed Managing Director at BMW South Africa before becoming Chairman and Chief Executive of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Ltd in 2005, remaining Chairman until 2012.

Paul WillcoxChairman, Nissan Europe Paul Willcox joined Nissan GB in 1992 and has held numerous management positions in sales and marketing. He gained European experience at Nissan’s Amsterdam regional offices through several regional roles including as market manager for Netherlands, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. He was Vice President Marketing for Nissan Europe 2005-2008, based in Paris, returning to Nissan GB as Managing Director. In 2011 he became Senior Vice President Sales and Marketing for Nissan Europe, a position he left in September 2013. He was appointed as Chairman for Nissan Europe in January 2014.

Paul is the first European chairman to have a background in sales and marketing rather than manufacturing and he says this gives him a different perspective to the job. A large part of his role is to bring a consistency to the Nissan brand in Europe; and another focus is to improve planning capabilities so that appropriate rigour is applied to the products and investments that are made in Europe to ensure the region meets its objectives.

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09:15Welcome

Mike Hawes, Chief Executive, SMMT

Opening remarks Zeinab Badawi, Host

A view from the top: what’s driving change in the automotive industry?

09:25Ian Robertson, Member of the Board of Management, BMW Group

Paul Willcox, Chairman, Nissan Europe Chris Giles, Economics Editor, Financial Times

10:40 Break: networking and refreshments

Spotlight on developing markets part one: China

11:10 Jin Xu, Minister–Counsellor, Embassy of the People’s Republic of China

11:20

China Panel Peter Johansen, Chief Executive Officer, London Taxi Company

Stewart Ferguson, Head of Research, China-Britain Business Council Namrita Chow, Principal Analyst, IHS Automotive

In conversation with: Andy Palmer on the future of luxury

11:55Andy Palmer, Chief Executive Officer, Aston Martin

Onstage discussion with Andy Sharman, Motor Industry Correspondent, Financial Times

Spotlight on developing markets part two: India

12:15

India Panel Rt Hon Patricia Hewitt, Chair, UK India Business Council

Dr Tim Leverton, President and Head, Advanced and Product Engineering, Tata Motors Gamil Magal, Chief Executive Officer, Magal Engineering

12:55Thank you

Mike Hawes, Chief Executive, SMMT

13:00 Lunch

14:30 Event ends

Please note that agenda and timings are subject to change

Dr Andy Palmer CMGChief Executive Officer, Aston Martin Lagonda Andy Palmer joined Aston Martin Lagonda in October 2014. His 35 years of automotive industry experience began 1979 aged 16, as an apprentice at Automotive Products Limited (UK).

Prior to joining Aston Martin, Andy held the post of Chief Planning Officer at Nissan Motor Company and was a member of the Nissan Executive Committee. He held a number of senior positions with the Japanese car manufacturer over the course of a 24-year career with the firm. These roles included corporate planning, product planning, marketing, sales and IT leadership, as well as Chairman of Infiniti from 2011.

In the 2014 New Year’s Honours list, Andy was named a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG) in recognition of services to the British automotive industry.

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Zeinab Badawi Broadcast Journalist Zeinab Badawi studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Oxford University, achieving a Masters Degree in Middle East History and Anthropology at London University. In July 2011, she was awarded an honorary doctorate by SOAS, London University for services to international broadcasting.

Zeinab has extensive experience in television and radio. In 2009 she was awarded International TV Personality of the Year by the Association of International Broadcasters, and one of Britain’s top 100 most influential members of the black community in Powerlist 2012. She is Chair of the Royal African Society, a patron of BBC Media Action and Vice-President of the United Nations Association UK.

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Peter Johansen Chief Executive Officer, London Taxi Company Peter Johansen began his career as a Senior Manager at PwC in 1978. He became a Corporate Finance Executive at Barclays de Zoete Wedd in 1986 before moving to the Air Movement Group as Chief Executive in 1988. In 1991, he became Director of Jotun, a role he occupied for six years. Peter then moved to Director roles at W Canning plc, S&A Foods, Brintons and Manganese Bronze Holdings.

In 2013, he joined The London Taxi Company as Vice President of UK Operations. During his time at the London Taxi Company, he has overseen the company’s return from the collapse of Manganese Bronze Holdings to a sustainable and profitable business.

Namrita Chow MScPrincipal Analyst, IHS Automotive Namrita Chow is a Principal Analyst at IHS Automotive focusing on the China automotive market. Having spent over a decade in China, she has firsthand knowledge of the market and her expertise has helped in forecasting trends within the domestic Chinese automotive market and other markets linked to Chinese vehicle exports.

She is an author of numerous reports on the intricacies of the vehicle market in China and other related markets. She has an MSc degree from the University of London in Advanced Macroeconomics and Mathematics, as well as a Post Graduate Certificate in Economics and Maths.

Jin Xu Minister-Counsellor, Embassy of the People’s Republic of China Jin Xu graduated in 1984 from the University of International Business and Economics in China, later taking part in the EU Export Promotion Training Program at Trinity College of Dublin as well as the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School.

He has since held various roles in the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) of the Government of the People’s Republic of China as well as in the Turkish Embassy of the People’s Republic of China and its Consulate General in San Francisco, US.

Stewart Ferguson Head of Research, China-Britain Business Council Stewart Ferguson is also Director of the UK Western region, CBBC. He began learning Chinese when 16 and, after graduating from Durham University in Oriental Studies, worked for Hong Kong and Taiwan-invested companies in the UK. Stewart has an in-depth knowledge of opportunities and issues for UK companies when developing business in China.

Before joining CBBC, Stewart worked in Guangzhou for eight years as General Manager for a Taiwanese export manufacturer. He was the principal author of the China Regional Cities Report, exploring economic growth beyond China’s eastern seaboard and opportunities for UK interaction.

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Andy Sharman Motor Industry Correspondent, Financial Times Andy Sharman is the Financial Times’ Motor Industry Correspondent, covering the global automotive sector from London in collaboration with the FT’s foreign bureaux. He previously worked on the FT’s Live news desk writing breaking news stories, as well as covering construction and housebuilding.

A former news editor and sub-editor, Andy joined the FT from The Independent.

Chris Giles Economics Editor, Financial Times Chris Giles has been at the forefront of analysis on the global credit squeeze, worldwide recession and Eurozone debt crisis. As the Financial Times’ Economics Editor since 2004, and their leader writer on UK economics before that, he has been uniquely privileged in access to the facts and his influence on their worldwide perception.

In 2008, Chris was awarded the Royal Statistical Society’s prize for excellence in journalism, and again in 2012. He has spoken and moderated at the IMF, Davos and the World Bank. Before the FT, he worked for a year at Ofcom, reported for the BBC and was an economist with the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

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stRt Hon Patricia Hewitt Chair, UK India Business Council Patricia Hewitt became Chair of the UK India Business Council (UKIBC) in 2009. UKIBC is the business-to-business network working with the British government to promote bilateral trade between the UK and India.

Patricia had a distinguished political career, including as the longest-serving Secretary of State for Trade and Industry in the last 50 years and in that role, she made India her top international priority. She also served as Cabinet Minister for Women (2001-2005) and Secretary of State for Health (2005-2007). Between 1997 and 2010, Patricia was Labour MP for Leicester West and continues her close ties with the city and its British Asian community.

For the last six years, Patricia has been a supporter of Katha, a ‘profit for all’ social enterprise transforming the lives of children and their families in Delhi’s slums. She chairs the donor consortium established by the British Asian Trust - one of the Prince of Wales’ Trusts - to support Katha’s work.

Gamil Magal Chief Executive Officer, Magal Engineering Gamil Magal was part of the management buyout of Coventry Presswork in 1987 and managed the operation until 1997 when he joined the Adwest Group of Companies. He led the management buyout of Adwest Engineering in 2002, forming the Magal Engineering Group.

Gamil acquired seven more companies, bringing Magal Engineering to ‘Best in Class’ status for Achievement, Best SME, Best Financial Performance, Best Innovation and Best Factory awards. Magal Engineering was ranked 84th in The Sunday Times Top 200 companies for the fastest UK company with overseas growth. Magal Engineering is preferred supplier to Daimler, Ford, Jaguar Land Rover and Renault and supplies major OEMs worldwide.

Dr Tim Leverton Head – Advanced and Product Engineering, Tata Motors Tim Leverton joined Tata Motors in April 2010 as President, and Head of the Advanced and Product Engineering Division. He is responsible for leading the global R&D of all Tata branded passenger cars, trucks and buses; in February 2014 he assumed additional responsibility for the Purchase and Supply Chain function of Tata Motors.

His career spans 31 years in the world automotive industry specialising in product development, with involvement in the engineering design and development of a wide range of vehicles and components. Tim held senior management positions with Rover Group and Land Rover, BMW Group as Chief Engineer for the 2003 Rolls-Royce Phantom, and JCB as Group Engineering Director, leading the JCB Dieselmax project which raised the world land speed record for diesel-powered cars to 350mph (563kph) in August 2006.

Talib Ali Business Planning Manager Advanced Propulsion Centre Ian Constance Chief Executive Officer Advanced Propulsion Centre Martin Humphries Sales Key Account Manager, UK Aisin Europe Manufacturing (UK) Stephen Roser Sales Senior Director and Purchasing Director Aisin Europe Manufacturing (UK) Jeremy Bennett Editor AM (Automotive Management) Karina Bazuchi Investment Division APEX Igor Celeste Analyst, Market Intelligence APEX Gabriele Pantucci Artellus Andy Palmer Chief Executive Officer Aston Martin Lagonda Nikki Rimmington Product Marketing Manager Aston Martin Lagonda James Stephens Head of Government Affairs Aston Martin Lagonda Jon Quirk Web Editor Auto Trader Jim Griffin Managing Director Automotive Insulations Lawrence Davies Deputy Chief Executive Officer Automotive Investment Organisation Paul Goldsmith Co-Founder and Market Development Director Axillium Consulting John Moylan Employment and Industry Correspondent BBC Chris Davies Head of Technical Research and Innovation Belron International Mark Faries Head of Sales Planning Bentley Motors Graham Biggs Group Corporate Communications Director BMW (UK) Graham Grieve Chief Executive Officer BMW (UK) Marcus Wachtmeister Government Affairs BMW (UK) Ian Robertson Member of the Board of Management BMW Group Paul Myers Managing Director Border Holdings (UK) Irene Graham Executive Director British Bankers Association Gerry Keaney Chief Executive Officer British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association Tim Pollard Executive Editor Car Robert Evans Chief Executive Officer CENEX/Centre of Excellence for Low Carbon and

Fuel Cell Technologies Stewart Ferguson Head of Research China-Britain Business Council Chunyan Zhang UK Senior Correspondent China Daily European Weekly Wang Lillie Chinese Embassy Jin Xu Minister-Counsellor, Embassy of the People’s Republic of China Chinese Embassy Chris Papadopoullos Economics reporter City AM Matthew Bell Chief Executive Officer Committee on Climate ChangeSteve Tremble Sales and Marketing Director Continental Engineering Services UK Carol Henderson Head of Admin and Engineering Covpress International Holdings Mariola Janiczkova Director of UK and Ireland Operations Czech Invest Alan Tovey Industry Editor Daily Telegraph Edward Barker Head of Transatlantic and International Unit Department for Business, Innovation and Skills Rupert Lewis Head of Automotive Unit Department for Business, Innovation and Skills Janice Munday Head of AMS Department for Business, Innovation and Skills Ian Parsons Automotive Unit, Policy Advisor Department for Business, Innovation and Skills Rosalind Wall Deputy Director, Environmental Strategy Department for Transport Claire Brouquet Commercial and Development Director DHL Supply Chain Gareth Jones SMMT President ebm-papst Automotive and Drives UK Terry Scuoler Chief Executive Officer EEF Keiichi Hayashi Ambassador Embassy of Japan Roland Bensted Senior Researcher Embassy of the Republic of Korea Jongwon Park Commercial Attache Embassy of the Republic of Korea David Powell Operations Director Euromould Jackie Minor Head of Representation European Commission Representation in the UK David Williams Motoring Evening StandardZeinab Badawi Broadcast Journalist Event Host Tom Johnston PR Manager Fiat Chrysler Automobiles UK Kate Saxton PR Director Fiat Chrysler Automobiles UK Chris Giles Economics Editor Financial Times Andy Sharman Motor Industry Correspondent Financial Times Gareth Roberts News Editor Fleet News Christopher Wyld Director Foreign Press Association Richard Aucock Freelance journalist John Kendall Freelance Journalist David Wells Chief Executive Officer Freight Transport Association Yoshio Ninoseki Executive Director, EMEA Fuji Television Steve Cragg Group Chief Engineer GKN Auto Structures Bill Parfitt Advisory Consultant Grant Thornton LLP

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Carsten Herz UK and Ireland Correspondent Handelsblatt Vidya Ram European Correspondent Hindu Business Line Philip Crossman Managing Director Honda (UK) Nicholas Holmes Head of Customer and Aftersales Honda (UK) Rebecca Stead Head of PR and Corporate Affairs Honda (UK) Phil Webb Head of Car Honda (UK) Carol Wolrich Head of Marketing Honda (UK) Jonathan Hayes Global Sales Manager Horiba MIRA Richard Burden MP Chair, All-Party Parliamentary Motor Group House of Commons Dr Peter Harrop Chairman IDTechEx Namrita Chow Principal Analyst IHS Automotive Katarzyna Kosier Senior Manager Corporate Communications IHS Automotive Paul Newton Director IHS Automotive Paul Tunnicliffe Head of UK Franchises IM Group Rt Hon Patricia Hewitt Chair India Business Council Jun Arima Director General Indonesia Investment Promotion Centre Steve Nash Chief Executive Officer Institute of the Motor Industry Ravender Sembhy Business Editor International Business Times Joel Hills Business Editor ITV News Joan Chesney Senior Communications Officer Jaguar Land Rover Ken McConomy Head of Media Relations Jaguar Land Rover Jon Morgan Senior Press Officer Jaguar Land Rover Nicola Rzeznik UK Manufacturing Communications Manager Jaguar Land Rover Joji Sato Director of Research JETRO Shu Takaoka Chief Economics Correspondent Jiji Press Daniel Swallow Automotive Sales Manager Johnson Matthey Battery Systems Jonathan Lee Chairman Jonathan Lee Design Services Ian Mathews Head of Product Planning and Marketing Programmes Kia Motors (UK) David Ovenden Sales Director Kia Motors (UK) Andy Eastlake Managing Director LowCVP Gamil Magal Chief Executive Officer Magal AWT Andy Tonks Group Sales Director Magal AWT David Woolford Chief Operations Officer Magal AWT Martin Leach Chairman Magma Group Lee Boyce Senior Web Journalist Mail Online (This is Money) Paul Buddin Executive Director of Business Strategy McLaren Automotive Jonathan Pollock Regional Director, Europe McLaren Automotive Luca Viadana Homogenation and Performance Engineering Manager McLaren Automotive Phil Baldock Head, PR and Communications Michelin Tyres Dave Johnson PR Manager Michelin Tyres Darren Lindsey Head of Public Affairs Michelin Tyres Alex Burns Chief Executive Officer Millbrook Proving Ground Anna Stevenson Managing Director Millennium Pressed Metal Bill Fennell Managing Director Motor Codes Mark Hallam Business Manager Motor Codes Chris Aylett Chief Executive Officer Motorsport Industry Association Tom Evans Editor MSN Cars Jie Cao Reporter News Bureau London Yunzhu Cao Reporter News Bureau London Max Sleigh-Parrott Camera Operator News Bureau London Naoto Shimomura Camera Operator NHK Japan Broadcasting Corporation Tim West Associate Producer NHK Japan Broadcasting Corporation Richard Gard Nissan Europe EGA Nissan Motor (GB) David Jackson Director of Communications Nissan Motor (GB) Paul Willcox Chairman Nissan Motor (GB) James Wright Managing Director Nissan Motor (GB) Richard Bruce Director Office for Low Emission Vehicles Erik Fairbairn Chief Executive Officer POD Point Gill Howard Commercial Director POD Point Simon Poole Director Pro2 Automotive Engineering Richard Bruges Chief Executive Officer Productiv Simon Stott Arlington Group Chairman Rempower Jeremy Townsend Commincations Director Renault Sue Robinson Director Retail Motor Industry Federation

David Northey Director of Public Affairs Retainagroup Costas Pitas UK Correspondent Reuters Steve Egerton Managing Director Rhino Products Steffen Hoffman President Robert Bosch Rianne Ojeh Press and Communications Manager Robert Bosch Mark Downing Managing Director Scorpion Automotive Anne Watson Chief Executive SEMTA James Popio Vice President Smithers Rapra Sam Sheppard-Fidler Operations Director Smithers Rapra Premila Glover Automotive Components Section Manager SMMT Mike Hawes Chief Executive SMMT Nikki Huggett Project Manager SMMT Tamzen Isacsson Director of Communications and International SMMT Peter Lawton Senior Section Manager SMMT Robert Morbin Member Relations Manager SMMT Jennifer Pheasey Senior Policy Manager SMMT Konstanze Scharring Director of Policy SMMT Matt Smith International Manager SMMT Sarah Thevenet International Manager SMMT Yung Tran Head of Member Services and Business Improvement SMMT Robert Walker Senior Technical Manager SMMT Dominic Tobin Motoring Writer Sunday Times Junita Fernandez Finance Director Suzuki GB Denis Houston Director of Aftersales Suzuki GB Nobuo Suyama Managing Director Suzuki GB Dale Wyatt Director of Sales and Marketing Suzuki GB Philip Jordon Managing Director Tachodisc Nic Fasci Lead Engineer Tata Motors Timothy Leverton President and Head Advance and Product Tata Motors Kevin Edgar Head of Marketing, Engineering Sectors Tata Steel Automotive Engineering Peter Shaw Chief Executive Officer Thatcham Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre Gwyn Topham Transport Correspondent The Guardian Peter Johansen Chief Executive Officer The London Taxi Company Federico Ercoli Industry Editor The Manufacturer Graham Hiscott Business Editor The Mirror Martin Love Motoring Editor The Observer Rhodri Phillips Business Editor The Sun Graeme Paton Transport Correspondent The Times Lawrence Bleasdale Sales Director TMD Friction UK Chris O’Keefe Senior Manager Toyota (GB) Ewan Shepherd Director, Sales Operations Toyota (GB) Sophie Ogunbiyi Manager, External Affairs Toyota Motor Europe Tony Walker Deputy Managing Director Toyota Motor Manufacturing (UK) Andrew Johnson Operations Manager TR Fastenings Simon Willington Automative Global Team TR Fastenings Tim Milsom National Lead Officer, Motor Trade Trading Standards Institute Russell Young Managing Director Tribos Coatings (International) Arun Jayaraman Director for the Supply Chain Production Division TVS Supply Chain Solutions Prasenjit Dhar Business Services Manager UK - India Business Council Richard Heald Chief Executive UK - India Business Council Erika Azevedo Sector Manager, Advanced Engineering UKTI Stephen Hynes Strategic Marketing Director Ultraseal International Bernard Molloy Global Industrial Logistics Director Unipart Group of Companies P J Menner US Embassy Ian Allen Manager of Regulatory Affairs Vauxhall Motors UK Helen Foord Manager of Government Relations Vauxhall Motors UK Uli Eichhorn Managing Director VDA Guy Hitchman Managing Director Voestalpine Steve Cropley Editor-in-Chief What Car? / Autocar Gai Boming Camera Operator Xinhua News Agency Yin Meiqiao Camera Operator Xinhua News Agency Congsi Wu Correspondent Xinhua News Agency Dong Xiang Reporter Xinhua News Agency Mike Baunton CBE Past President, SMMT

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