If the committee is going to approve $10 million on a main estimate and then there is an increase, we'd like to know what the money is going to be spent on. I had asked for it last year. I think I made it clear I didn't need detail, but I had to ask for it and I don't think I should have to ask for it. We're looking at the estimates. We need to know what this money is being spent on.
We'd like to know the number of cases you've studied. If you want, I'll ask for all kinds of details. I'll ask for how many hours you spent on cases and what the billing time was. I can get into details if you'd like, but at minimum I'd like to have at least a one-page summary of what this money is being spent on and I'd like to have it in writing.
It's not acceptable. I asked for it last time and it took two weeks to get it, and now I have to ask for it again. I think it should just be automatic. It's not the end of the world; it's money. This is public money. All we're asking for is a bit of detail.
But correct me if I'm wrong. I'm not trying to go...but if you have something to hide, maybe you can just tell us and maybe we can make the story of it shorter. But I don't think I'm asking for something that's unreasonable.