But think about it, if that satisfied this requirement, have we not reached the level of absurdity when we require that schools have to point out that they spent 1 percent of their money of $360 on stamps and report that to the Federal Government? Is that not asking a little bit much of a local education agency?
The speaker is criticizing the reporting requirements imposed on local education agencies.
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