Yes, you highlight it. And there is nobody today that can tell us we have not done everything to prevent it.

The more I learn about this issue, the more it seems to be a case of extreme negligence.

In fact, the safety alerts that were put out by the VA actually were put out because of changes in certain devices if I understand the chronology of those alerts.

When veterans lose their confidence in the VA, then we have all failed in our mission to care for those who fought for us.

One is too many, so we have to go for zero tolerance.

I deeply respect the work that they do.

I would gather that if multiple veterans who tested positive had this procedure performed at the same hospital on the same day, then there is a fairly good chance that the VA caused at least one of those infections.

clearly quality and safety seems to have diminished from a standpoint of importance

I can go to your charts because you should be proud of the lack of MRSA infections within the system.

At what point would you determine it is appropriate for the IG to release something versus for this to be internal?

There's currently litigation on the move to Eglin?

Things might move to North Carolina all of a sudden.

Mr. Arny, could Congress accelerate the time it will take to complete these clean-ups by increasing funding?

Mr. Arny, last year's section 313 report estimated that the cost to clean up UXO at all active installations and FUDS was $17.8 billion...

Mr. Arny, would the Department still consider the EDC program a sensible way to dispose of BRAC property?

Mr. Arny, what is your opinion on a proposal to require the compensation to the U.S. Government for an EDC to rely on actual market returns realized at the completion of the development as opposed to a negotiated amount?

I have a concern regarding the subject of the 2005 BRAC, specifically, the current policy on the disposal of property.

Mr. Calcara, what is the total number of units currently planned to be constructed and the estimated total cost for the housing?