is it not true that the Historic Trust is working to reform itself from within already, and they have offered a plan to somewhat go private and change the way they are doing business, and in that regard they are moving towards what Mr. Hutchinson wants, but probably not at the speed he wants, but they are not sitting there trying to preserve status quo?
Discussing the Historic Trust's reform efforts in response to a colleague's inquiry.
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