The only question I would have with that is I am not sure in this case more is always better and that at some point limitations--you could have--whether it is your contracting officials, whether it is your senior management, spending a disproportionate amount of time on simply reporting rather than doing their job.
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Warner questions the effectiveness of excessive reporting requirements.
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