Absolutely. As I was giving credit where credit is due, at the beginning of the testimony today, to Dutch Ruppersberger, he was very significantly instrumental in us passing the 2010 NASA bill that set us off on this dual course of government program and space in a concurrent and parallel commercial program that has turned into the public/private partnership that you see today.
Nelson acknowledges Ruppersberger's role in establishing NASA's public/private partnership model.
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