What's said in the room stays in the room. OK?

the problem is there in North Dakota as well as Montana and it is a serious problem.

Are those jurisdictional boundaries an impediment from your perspective?

I want to apologize that we don't have a Highway Bill done, a 5-year Highway Bill that is paid for and funded.

I think the key is cooperation between the U.S. Government and our law enforcement officials.

the direction's not coming from Washington, D.C., Kansas City, or Denver in terms of how to operate.

So without giving away any trade secrets here, is it flowing from the Mexican border up here or is it flowing to Canada, Mexico to Canada and back through, how's it getting here?

I think basically you agree there's a jail shortage, but there's also mental health services and family services and other services that we are short on.

the beauty of the Project Safe Bakken approach is, Senator Tester, it is not Montana specific, it is not North Dakota, it is regional.

I want to thank you and I want to thank you all for your testimony.

Housing is a plumb, if you get this project done, to be able to get them in with rental prices that I assume since this is a joint venture the rental prices will probably be lower than what they are.

Amen to that, Attorney General. I appreciate you bringing those points up.

Are the Tribes a part of that, too?

It is something that we need to be working with the BIA and beyond.

We can not afford to let opportunities escape us.

Paul, thank you for your testimony; thank you for your work, and I know it's a difficult conundrum, but I think working together we could find some solutions.

Can Sidney grow at this point in time with the sewer that you have?

I appreciate that, Lieutenant Governor.