And whether we are dealing with manufacturing or we are dealing with electric generation or refining, we actually want those people to be more reliable, don't we?
Well, and I am glad that we agree that narrow and targeted NSR is necessary but that we need to make some reforms.
We should have an NSR program that presents clear standards for when reviews are necessary.
So, basically, if you're more efficient, that's bad from the viewpoint of those that don't want to----
This is not just about the big businesses or the big electric plants. It's about small businesses as well.
And my colleague says, why would they do that? And, of course, maybe they would; maybe they wouldn't. I don't know.
I think about 80 to 85 percent of what the previous administration wanted to accomplish could have been accomplished if ...
I have a bill and it's been so frustrating that Senator Tim Kaine and I--we don't generally agree on a lot of things--we...
But the RFS I considered was a failure, because here we are 13 years later.
I was on the committee in 2005, and I want to thank our former chairman, Joe Barton, who was here a minute ago.
I would like to reform the RFS, but I am not so sure this is the way it needs to be reformed.