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One of the problems we have is there is a big
long future out there and it is very difficult for mere
mortals, especially some of us who are very distant from
the lab, to imagine everything that is out there and, also,
imagine what might come about but we have to do our best.
Again, I do think that -- I mean, I would just
mention that at the end here the idea of collapsing the --
in the future the clinical research and the research
studies, I was the last hold out. Carol was the leader of
that as I recall. You know, this is a work in progress.
I do not know what you want. Do you want to go
through the recommendations or do you want to go through
some of the other issues?
DR. MURRAY: I think the most -- in my view but
I would invite the other subcommittee members, in my view
the most important thing now is to sort of go through
quickly the recommendations for the various conditions, the
boxes.
How do the rest of you feel?
If we can do that -- that is the most important
thing we can do. I want to also have some time to talk
about the other issues, community consultation and whether
-- under what circumstances you would ever walk back
through this fire wall. I want to do that but I think we