If we have May 8 open, maybe it would be possible to boost one of our government overviews on procurement up into that slot. If we're going to do this job on procurement, we'll have to have that point-counterpoint to get a sense of what the reality is in the field. We've all sat on committees enough to know that if we're looking at it from the top down we're going to be completely buffaloed by BS. In the end, we're not going to be any the brighter for it. I would like to have concrete examples of the problems. I want to know what people tried and exactly what happened. Then we can do the point-counterpoint. But if we hold it off until early June, we're not going to have heard from the witnesses who are going to make this interesting, and we're not going to be on the way to getting this done.
Depending on the elements or questions raised, we could probably be close to finished by the end of the June session, and we'll actually have accomplished something.