Well, I think Sherwin-Williams thinks there is, by the way. Then the final question I would have for the gentleman would be if this $2 million goes to Sherwin-Williams to develop this product, and they, in fact, develop it, will the taxpayers own that product? Is that then a product, a license, something that the taxpayers own?
John Campbell: “Well, I think Sherwin-Williams thinks there is, by the way. Then the final question I would have for the gentleman would…”
Editor's note · Context
Questioning the ownership of a product developed with taxpayer funds during a discussion on funding.
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