I'm concerned that we're not following the intent of Congress.

How are we going to do it if we don't have the scientific data?

I think that your organization is interpreting the Act in a way that it was not intended.

I would agree. And I'm looking at perhaps sponsoring that legislation, myself.

Our approach is to find the plan and work our way into it, so that we don't get into a situation where, in order to meet the objective, somebody thinks we should close the CVC 2 days a week, or something like that.

Could you give us what their recommendations were, or what their conclusions were, with respect to, first, the Russell Senate Office Building stairs.

In that regard, Ms. Chrisler, probably the act requires you to take certain actions for inspections. It doesn't specify how many or how often or that you have to do it.

I think we can reconvene, here.

And if it needs to be modified, it wouldn't necessarily prohibit self-inspections with oversight.

It would be helpful to develop a scorecard because I suspect that as you went back and looked at other reports, some of the things that were suggested in the past were still not done and questions still not answered.

Skip is a native Floridian. He is a graduate with high honors of the University of Florida and the University of Florida Law School.