I want to thank the panelists. And I certainly want to thank Senator Casey for his leadership.

I look forward to seeing that study. It should provide Congress, the CPSC, and consumers with information necessary to evaluate steps forward on formaldehyde use in textiles.

This hearing is really not limited. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has a broad range of product types that they oversee.

How many people come in and report symptoms, et cetera? Could you give us a sense of that?

This will require ongoing, careful Congressional oversight as the new requirements affect every child's product in the stream of commerce.

Thank you, Senator Casey, and we look forward to your questions and participation in this hearing.

Thank you, Senator Klobuchar.

The largest challenges facing Congress in this reauthorization process will rest in developing policy to provide adequate funding and streamline existing programs to better meet the critical surface transportation needs of our country.

My question is, first, what are the criteria for deciding whether to order production, and second, when will that decision be made?

Thank you. Let me go ahead and jump in with a few questions.

I think it's important for the United States to have a good handle on what the exposure of formaldehyde does...

As we work to reauthorize the Federal surface transportation programs enacted as part of the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU), we will face a wide range of issues that will…