And would you say that the tenure of that would be a violation of the Energy Reorganization Act of 1974 if you are trying to have a collegial atmosphere and provide transparency and information, what has been testified to by these people, his actions would be violating that Act, wouldn't it?
Whitfield questions if the chairman's actions violate the Energy Reorganization Act.
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