Where is the Conform frame rate command in FCP X 10.1 ?

I can't find the Conform command any more?

Thanks Tom, it's about a year since I last conformed, so I didn't realise the Automatic Speed control was in the same place.
Googling was useless  .  .  .  .  although I got plenty of hits promising answers, there was nothing there when I went to the websites.

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