I have no information to argue with the conclusions of the chairman of the committee. My hope would be that is exactly the case. There are only a few isolated cases. If there are more, we will discover that. But on the basis of what we know thus far, there was a case in Connecticut, a serious one in Alabama, one in New Jersey. There have been others. Even if there are a few, they are a few too many. In this case, we will provide some compensation for them as a result of those acquisitions.
Chris Dodd: “I have no information to argue with the conclusions of the chairman of the committee. My hope would be that is exactly…”
On the recordJune 14, 2004
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Discussing isolated cases of issues related to acquisitions and compensation.
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