If I might inquire of the Senator, the SEC, as I understand it, has sent over a definition of 'reckless.' If that could be included in the findings of fact as opposed to the report language, I think it would strengthen what we all seek to do, and that is to retain the reckless standard, which I know is the objective of the Senator from Connecticut.
Discussing the inclusion of a definition of 'reckless' in legislative findings.
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