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So this will be the last item of our discussion
today so let me turn to Alex.
Alex?
MR. CAPRON: I am getting wired.
DR. SHAPIRO: Alex is getting wired. It is not
enough that the world is wired, he has to be wired as well.
(Simultaneous discussion.)
FEDERAL OVERSIGHT OF RESEARCH INVOLVING HUMAN SUBJECTS
(Slide.)
MR. CAPRON: Am I on?
DR. SHAPIRO: You are on.
MR. CAPRON: Is this picking up for you? Okay.
I hope you can all see the screen since we have
gone to such lengths to make it project.
One of our basic subjects is the federal
oversight of research involving human subjects and we are
looking today at a particular aspect of it. Our mandate
and the initial focus we took was on the system established
by federal agencies that conduct or sponsor research and we
recognize that although this part of the report, which is
the one that we have seen drafts of so far, is an important
and essential and, indeed, we thought without cloning we
were going to finish it in the first year. We did not.
The so-called federal agencies report.