Defense properties are too expensive these days.

If there comes a time when defense properties are priced in a way that we think makes sense for private equity investors, then we will certainly consider investing more of our dollars in that sector.

Unless you're big enough, biometrics can become prohibitively expensive.

There's very little mitigation going on, and it's because it's so expensive to do, just like it was so expensive to fix the levees. So I think we would have the same reaction: Why didn't we fix those buildings? Why didn't we fix the infrastructure?

The law is very specific in the way it's written. Our bottom line is that we're eager to get this information on the Web, and we will work closely with the NASDR and the Congress to allow the use of this technology. The sooner the better

The goal here is to keep them apprised and to seek their input.