I think that working with their folks at headquarters--their superintendents, their regional directors--they're the people that are going to have to model the behavior in a very transparent and I would say, upfront and almost an aggressive way, to let their folks know in the field that they're serious about this.
Senator Hirono stresses the need for leadership to model positive behavior in the Park Service.
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