Is there a way to be able to save unit cost, that the unit cost goes down?

While we are in here trying to make sure that we are protected from a $3 billion error.

We have a constitutional mandate for the actual Census every 10 years.

So the assumption is that we would have a master list of every address in the United States...

So going back to something Ms. Cha mentioned before, in 2010 we had a $3 billion process of innovation.

There has been a lot of consternation in Oklahoma, and I would assume in other States as well, about the nature of how it is collected if you do not respond to it.

It is a constitutionally mandated operation, and we are grateful for the service.

OK. So give me an example: By December?

Which particular data sets do you want to be able to use?

The Constitution requires that everybody be counted, and so that is the gold standard.

Let me be clear about a couple things. In 2017, we will be submitting the topics that we plan to ask on both the Census and the American Community Survey to the Congress.

There has been great conversation in the last several years about the questions that are included or not included.

Right. And you made extensive comments about cybersecurity issues and vulnerabilities.

Thank you. We will open it up for questions here, and we will get a chance to go through as much as we can.

OK. So by the end of 2016, you will be able to have articulated a plan for that, for identifying the homeless and then doing a count there?

I thank my friend for yielding, and I thank my friend for leading us in this genuinely somber and extraordinarily important moment not only for our State and, certainly, for what was then his district but, I think, for Americans…

Mr. Speaker, when I was a boy, my father used to point out to me that there were certain moments, certain events, that not only defined, perhaps, a community or a generation but that left an indelible mark on a person. He referenced me to…

Thank you, Congressman Cole. I certainly want to acknowledge Congressman Mullin and Congressman Bridenstine. We work as a family delegation, so to speak, in the Oklahoma delegation. Now, Mr. Speaker, I would like to yield to Congressman…