Well, if you get yourself around the regulatory--and by the way, this INKSNA--we do not have any choice.

It is time for us to do justice for these people.

this is pretty typical of most of our launch contracts.

This issue is extremely important. It is compensating Holocaust survivors and their loved ones for the value of insurance policies they held before and during World War II.

And I bring that attention to that subject because many people have missed that very good piece of news of what is happening on board the Space Station where six humans are right now.

This is an important time for us to have this hearing because we are in the state of change from a reliable system of the Space Shuttle now bringing in commercial but, in parallel, continuing NASA's mission of exploring the heavens, of…

Thank you, Senator Hutchison.

We are not shortchanging the future by only focusing on the present.

In light of Mr. Gold's experience of going and finding a much cheaper rocket, do you expect those costs to come down considerably?

And then are we to assume that there is the normal indemnification when you all get into the big rocket, the SLS and Orion?

And Mr. Gold and Captain Lopez, having some assurance of the safety by NASA with their regulations I assume is going to be extremely important to you for your customers.