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MR. CAPRON: Well, I will wait until we get to
the point of looking at what the protections are.
DR. MURRAY: David?
DR. COX: Zeke, I think that you said that very
nicely and in terms of what the motivations for the boxes
were but perhaps the debate can be -- and, in fact, it is
perhaps the reason why the other groups had more boxes is
that they did not start with the premise that the only
things that were available were those three things, those
three types of protections.
Now certainly in practice those are the three
types of protections that are existent today.
The question, I think, a third question to ask,
is should we start with that premise and say that those are
the three types of protections because there is not
practically an option for other ones right now or should we
say -- should we back up and say because things do not fit
into these nine categories very clearly that we should have
other types of protections as an initial starting point? I
think that is a very important thing.
Certainly the subcommittee by signing on to the
matrix did the former but if other members of the
commission do not start with that assumption then it is