To our last two witnesses who commented here, Mr. Fanning and Mr. Earley, what you are really telling us is you need more time to see to it that the requirements that are imposed upon you will, in fact, work, and give you a solution that's in the public interest as opposed to just big expenditure money. Is that right?
Dingell emphasizes the need for more time to assess regulatory impacts.
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Now, again, Ms. Barra, likewise I think we all agree with Mr. Valukas, that GM should implement more robust policies and training with respect to component and vehicle safety matters.
I find it deplorable, disturbing, and downright devastating--to you, to GM, to folks in Michigan who live and breathe pride in our auto industry, but most of all, to the families of the victims.
I look to her and the GM leadership for establishing more responsible and communicative cultures at GM.
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