Many are in formats, such as PDF, that are hard for third parties to easily pull the data information out of that.

I think that should be something that is, you know, it is publicly posted on many of the agencies' Web sites, but we need to think through if there can be further standardization.

The other aspects of transparency, you have a lot of data on the central Web site now and you have made extraordinary efforts making this all accessible.

I think I am correct that every member of this subcommittee voted for the JOBS Act.

Madam Speaker, nearly 4 years ago, I stood in this Chamber and talked about a deficit that was chipping away at our government. No, it wasn't the fiscal deficit, though that certainly is weighing us down; rather I warned of the deficit of…

We appreciate your ongoing efforts toward that end.

These are important funds. Could you give us your best thoughts on how these are going to be implemented and how the process will go forward?

And as with this Committee first seems to be important.

Because they are so interested, and so am I, could you give us a little more insight as to the timing and when we might see details of the formula?

And so we really hope that the committee will take it up and pass it this year.

We see increasingly a significant overlap in those populations, and we believe better coordination between those offices will help us better serve those with HIV and AIDS who are particularly vulnerable to homelessness.