keeping people in their home and treating them in their home; not only is it more humane and a better way for someone to be able to receive the treatment and to have quality of life, but also the cost issue usually is better in the home as…

One thing that I think--obviously what brought us to this position where the guidelines were issued, there were a number of Treasury IG reports that were appalling.

I do not have a sense of how much that actually happens.

It seems to me that I see the value in a participant survey, but I think that we need to go beyond that.

Can you give me a sense of how much that is happening now?

How do we ensure that we have a permanent change in this culture of responsibility?

I think the American public would be really interested to hear that what we are actually talking about, ultimately, is it OK to dump mining waste within 100 feet of a stream.

I hope in your new position you will take very seriously that this investigation... should not be swept under the rug.

It is my understanding that DOD to date has not put in place the incentives and goals that are required by that legislation.

Good. Well, I am very pleased to hear that because, as you know, that could make a difference for thousands of small businesses across the country.

I am especially proud of this program from New Hampshire because Senator Warren Rudman was the author of the legislation originally from New Hampshire.

Well obviously, two countries that could be very helpful who have not yet been willing to step up in the way that I think is really needed are Russia and China.

I don't know if anybody else on the panel has thoughts about whether there's more the United States can do to try and encourage other members of the international community to step up.

Are there ways in which we can encourage them to really take the responsibility that they have as world powers to stop this humanitarian crisis?

This is a mature industry that has dealt with these issues for over a decade and responded to them accordingly.

First, let me start by saying that the messages you have been receiving via Twitter and Facebook I assure you are from real people who live and reside in your district and care passionately about their right to play online.

There has not been a single reported incident of underage access because of these tight age-verification technologies.

I think that we ought to encourage the agency not to be shy.