I support all three of you. So I really should not be asking many questions.

TPA is the linchpin to our international trade agenda.

But you have all been excellent, as far as I am concerned, and very helpful to the committee.

Yes. I share your concern about overuse of group homes.

But let me just ask you, Dr. Sheets: can you assure me that you will make conclusion of an ambitious and comprehensive Trade in Services Agreement, or TISA, a priority?

Intellectual property, in my opinion, is fundamental to the U.S. economy.

I want to give the new government a chance, but I also want to make sure that there is progress.

I would expect such action to include the development of a written, meaningful, and effective action plan with definite timetables for implementation.

So you will work with me to limit group home placements for children and youth in foster care?

I was a young kid born under very trying circumstances, and Pittsburgh was a wonderful place to be raised.

I appreciate what you are saying. It is requiring, I think, that we have seen the opportunity of thinking outside of the box.

The government in Australia is absolutely immune to thinking of any other way of managing, other than their way.

And we have 400 million acres the Federal Government owns. The opportunity of doing this is kind of wide.

This could actually be a very win-win situation, if we were actually to implement these things on Federal lands in a large way.

Actually, no. But let me ask the question.

So I guess what you are both saying is there, the goal is to get the carbon into the ground.

Thank you Chairman Bishop, Ranking Member Grijalva, and members of this subcommittee for convening this important discussion at this critical time.

And you just have to remember Deseret Ranch is in my district. So be careful who you are inviting to Utah, would you?