I think so. I could never have imagined such obfuscation and, I'm going to say, incompetence in terms of designing this kind of a process. There is no justification for it. I don't know how it ever got approved, and we're all paying the price for it right now.
This thing started in 2012. It's mind-boggling. I talked at the beginning about the waste of time and money in conducting business this way. Your committee has to be provided with more information in order to challenge and question bureaucrats who suggest that this is how we should be doing things.
We select systems that are highly developmental. We pick a frame that's highly developmental. We don't have any control over anything. There's no transparency. There's no insight. I don't think anybody knows what's going on within the Irving-Lockheed Martin-BAE corridors. Nothing is open for us. We'll find out when the final design is set, but that's too late. That is too late. We should be challenging it and questioning it right now.