Just recognizing that things around here don't necessarily move very quickly, it seems to me that if there were identified areas or maps that we are talking about, the process moves forward a little bit more quickly, rather than, it seems a bit open-ended, I guess, as I am looking at the process that has been laid out.
Murkowski comments on the slow progress of land identification for water projects.
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