The GAO report is pretty accurate.

I have so many questions, but I will start on the willing payor portion.

No, I do not want the Department of Energy involved in it. I am going to get it out of there as soon as I can.

I think they are trying to tell us something.

As currently interpreted, it cannot work. The Department of Energy is neither structured nor is interpreting the statute to make it work as it might have.

We have to have some solution to that, and we would like your suggestions on how we can get that done.

I want to go back to some of the things that you have said, because Senator Bingaman and I put forth one suggestion for fixing the willing payor problem in legislation last Congress.

We do not want to see sick workers not file claims because of a process that is so convoluted...

Those of you who wish to submit testimony or questions for the record should do so by the end of the day...

I am pleading with FASB, do NOT force Congress to act.

If FASB is not going to follow their own procedures that call for public input and make a decision before the comment period has even begun, why have a comment period?