All right. Thank you.
I have to tell you that I'm still not overly impressed. In fact, I was a little underwhelmed. I didn't get a sense of urgency from your remarks. You kind of rolled in here like it was a regular report.
Look, I'll give you an example, and next round I'll get into some specifics. I was just so furious when I read this report. In the context of previous reports, you would have thought the department would be a lot more sensitive to the hot water they're in with this committee. I happened to be reading page 12. I assure you, I wasn't flipping through trying to find the.... There were 14 occasions of this on one page: “did not have data”, “did not collect”, did not “access”, “still unable”, “the Department did not distinguish”, “did not collect”, “did not collect”, in our view “did not distinguish”, “did not adequately use”, “could have been used...but was not”, “did not analyze”, “did not assess”, “did not adequately”, “did not report”.
Did not, did not, did not: You did not do the job, and so far, I haven't heard a damn thing that tells me anything will be any different.