No, ma'am, I don't think it does.

I think it would be their duty.

I think that risk-adjusted factors and considerations are important to advance the best interests of the beneficiaries.

Let's go back to 2008, when we had the mortgage crisis. I think part of why we got into that crisis is that we did not have enough people thinking about the 360-degree risk.

Yes, it would be expected.

Absolutely.

One of our values is addressing environmental, social, and governance-related issues.

I think groupthink is dangerous for corporate governance.

I am concerned about the overreach of government regulators, as you just expressed, about how they use the discretionary powers that they have to drive down political instruction and decisions.

As Attorney General, I serve on the governing board of the Minnesota State Board of Investment.

People die when it gets too hot, for too long, but also, the issue of governance is critical.