If previous studies have repeatedly noted the same problems--for instance, confused lines of authority, responsibility, and accountability--why have they not been addressed? Why have prior attempts to implement change at NNSA failed? What should Congress do to ensure these issues are addressed once and for all?
Mike Rogers questions why unresolved issues persist in NNSA despite previous studies.
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