Do you have any concern at all, for you, that SEC is headed toward and being directed by Congress, by the way, or by an outside entity, toward a more political position, rather than being a fair-minded arbitrator in some things to be able to take in some additional disclosure requirements?
Lankford questions SEC's independence from political influence.
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