That is great. I am glad that they are doing that.

But I assume that would be quite a bit smaller impact.

We have a very distinguished set of panelists and witnesses today.

Good. And let me ask the follow-up.

How does Chile let the general public know what to do in the event of an earthquake, how to prepare beforehand and how to handle things when the earthquake actually happens?

As we near the 100th anniversary of the 1811 and 1812 New Madrid earthquakes, we are reminded how critical planning and preparation are to mitigating against loss of life and property.

I want to thank everyone for being here.

I think a lot of times people in my part of the country feel like earthquakes are something you see on the west coast.

As you work with other countries, do you try to go in before disasters happen and help them prepare? Is that part of your mission?

Does USAID continue to have a presence in Haiti?

Wow. Well, that education certainly has paid off.