And did I hear you correctly just a moment ago that, on average, you audit individuals--about one percent of the individuals that file with the IRS per year?

And what is the average length of an audit?

So are the audits--for the business audit, are they kicked off based upon random selection, or based upon red flags that come up from the prior filings, or the periodic filings?

And what percent of business filers do you audit per year?

I think we all share the Secretary's desire not only to promote homeownership but also to ensure that Americans have access to affordable rental housing.

Both the rural and senior housing sections have broad, bipartisan support and, I believe, should be moved separately, to enhance the possibility that they will be accepted by both the House and the Senate.

I am also pleased that the section of this legislation modernizing the Section 202 program providing affordable housing for the elderly includes important language that I was able to include in our last Congress.

the Stimulus has been a flop. Don't take my word for it. Look around you.

I am sponsoring a bill with it. I have already filed. It basically would rescind the unspent non-transportation American Recovery funds and put them in the Highway Trust Fund.

Florida's unemployment rate is 10.2 percent. Can anybody tell me that is a good thing or be happy with that?

It is appropriate of the Federal Government to respond.