Do you agree, Madame Secretary, that the principle that we are operating under for the Conservation Security Program, the principle is written in statute?

The authorizing committee would have to approve of that.

So you are so right that getting the word out is a critical part of the solution.

We can't permit our citizens the right that they ought to have--like we can sue governments, we can't sue the government of Iran.

I think it is always important as both you and Ms. Kane--well, as all of you have--to put a human face on this.

I appreciate all that you do in leading this subcommittee, making sure that we continue to address the health needs of our country.

I have to leave. I am going now down to--Mr. Ridge is there, and I am on that subcommittee also, and I have to engage him on a couple of things dealing with homeland security.

The economic one will be out, did you say, by June or something like that?

I know both Senator Specter and I have been strong advocates of the community health center system.

Thank you.

That has been my observation of community health centers is that they do provide that preventive health care.

We have got to get more--that is why this whole Cover the Uninsured--we have got to get information out to people as to the accessibility of some of these places where they can go.

I have heard from several sources in Iowa that that is a high percentage of the bankruptcies, at least in Iowa.

We need to do something now to make health care more affordable.

I would be the first to say that I do not have the answer.

Convictions, by you or by whom? Convictions by whom?

To try to compare it to publicly held corporations, why is that analogous?

I don't know what that means, Secretary Chao.