So I guess my question is, you have done a lot of studies on this, on the program, and you are talking about the efficiencies, and some of the wording was, there weren't many error rates and--would you have picked this up in an error rate, or would that just be considered normal policy implementation?
Moolenaar questions the study findings on SNAP program efficiencies and error rates.
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