Let me just say that one thing I don't quite understand about what is taking place here, but I want to get to the bottom of it. Having to provide a subsidy for empty units, and that is what you are doing, with a budget that only assumes least unit cost or least unit risks being unable to assist real families, this will, I think, unfairly, shift section 8 dollars to certain regions of the country for what are now vacant units. And this would be to the detriment of the distribution of those funds. I reserve the balance of my time.
Joseph Knollenberg: “Let me just say that one thing I don't quite understand about what is taking place here, but I want to get to the bottom…”
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