After the IPO and the Government has, hopefully, receded from the field here, how will we know if the taxpayers' investment was a success?

Thank you very much. Thank you, Mr. Bloom. I appreciate your being here.

We will have regular reporting responsibilities to the U.S. Treasury on things like cash flow, liquidity, and annual plans.

I am simply asking the question if post-petition dollars are being used...

Today, we are here in Detroit, Michigan to examine the Treasury's use of TARP funds to support the automotive industry.

So you would say neither more nor less intrusive than one would ordinarily see for an investor of this----

So can you give me an idea, Mr. Borst, about your estimate of capital needs in the near and medium term and how you plan to deal with them?

the creditors of Chrysler and GM received more than they would have received had the Government not stepped in.

I understand that at the time you purchased your bonds, you paid 43 cents on the dollar for them.

the cooperation and support of the UAW is essential to the ability of the reorganized companies to succeed.

Exiting in the fastest possible way in return for getting the lowest cost for the taxpayer may not be ultimately beneficial.