—but I have said many times that they should allow the conflict of interest office to do guidelines without having to go through the procedures committee. The procedures committee can always negate them after the fact or something. The trouble is that I sent guidelines and gift guidelines to the procedures committee a couple of years ago, and nobody ever responded.
The other thing that's silly is that the forms have to be put through the procedures committee. Again I'm talking to the wrong committee, but I don't have a forum in front of me. There's no way I can put proper guidelines out under the code. What I say to people under the code is to go and read the guidelines under the act; they're sort of the same.
We have had quite a focus on promulgating guidelines so that people do know what the rules are, but there's no way that you can cover every instance in your guidelines.