I think that would protect you and your workers, because it would show that you are on site on a particular time doing something.

We should be able to factually pull that up and check. I mean, we're long past having to have this type of finger-pointing when we have the technology.

I would hope you would present us with facts that back that up.

that's why the Federal City Council has pointed out this is unsustainable given the costs that are not comparable to the national rates and why we need to get rid of this existing compact and the binding arbitration that makes it…

I understand they were negotiated.

We should have evidence that shows what happened when you went out.

We need to blow up the compact and change it quite considerably, make big changes here.

We’ve had--in my area we see people who are very engaged in the technology committee are merging into the medical area.

I believe when I talk to our faculty, it is young scientists that suffer the burden of these regulations more directly and more personally.

We desperately need the coordination, and the coordination and the anticipation is the key to keeping this as sane as we can keep it going forward.

They talk a lot about having more transparency, which is very different from how our medical research is done today.