Within the policy document, they don't give particulars about how they do random audits. This is a concern I have. If you're going to do oversight, I don't think ten weeks' notice for an audit of a company, to go on the ground and look at the company, is adequate. That just doesn't work. I'd like your comments on that. That's what appears to be in the policy document, that we're going to do surveillance with ten weeks' prior notice.
On April 13th, 2010. See this statement in context.