One of the things I think we could do, if I may continue for a little bit, Madam Chairman, is working with administration is, on a situation like this, have a one-stop-shop where you get the agencies that have got to give you the permits and the approvals all working together so that you are not having this long, drawn-out process.
Palmer suggests streamlining the permitting process for disaster recovery.
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