I think his line of questioning is one that I have as well, which is if we are going to look at NOAA to be our lead in the science of all of this, you know, maybe we ought to think about vesting more completely the responsibility with you instead of having you ask your brother agency.
Lofgren suggests NOAA should take more responsibility in scientific matters.
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