I should say Treasury is still not considering the panel's recommendation to put the shares of stock of the auto industry and the large financial institutions in trust?

But I thought they were only in the trial part for three months. So why can we not tell it on the 91st day how many people are making into permanent modifications?

So the question I am asking is what is your projection on the proportion that will make it from temporary modifications to permanent modifications.

I am sure that is everyone's goal.

But you do understand to engage in oversight, we need to understand your numbers and the projections here so we can see if this is working even on your assumption.

We also are concerned that parts of the foreclosure mitigation process are just--they are just ignoring big pieces of the problem out there.

The continuously escalating mortgage foreclosure crisis threatens to overwhelm the entire effort to stabilize our financial system in the interest of broader economic recovery.

I am pushing to say we could do more, and as a leader in the TARP program that has made this $50 billion commitment, I am asking you to do more.

We have pushed for a long time for more transparency, more accountability, more clarity on goals.

The toxic assets remain on the books of the banks; the commercial real estate mortgages are a coming crisis.

We continue to remain very concerned about the toxic assets that remain on the books at the banks.

I don't understand where Treasury is going next to deal with that problem.