It appears that MSHA is trying to catch up with the state legislative activity on a number of these issues.

That's normally issued to mine operators that basically thumb their nose to the law, these unwarrantable failure violations.

Study all you want. That's good. That's healthy, but don't preclude action with study.

All those issues, those were moving toward a regulatory conclusion. We think that was the wrong thing to do.

Work was in progress to implement some of these protections.

I'm a believer that we do not have enough air on these miners to get them safely out of harm's way. That's what the government should be guaranteeing.