John W. Hickenlooper: “I could not be more supportive of that.”

Well, again, thank all of you for taking time out. I know you are busier than anybody, and you coming down here and spend your time is much appreciated.

I think that is the--even some of the discussions about copper and mining and a lot of these things, we are having to look at them in a new light, and our forests, NEPA, each of these historical, important sets of rules, we have to examine…

I think one of the things we are recognizing is that there is a lack, a dire lack of counselors around the country

One of the lowest compensated components of our workforce. At the same time, it is one of the most essential.