we should use those nonrenewable resources as conservatively as we possibly can. tonchingtonching i would -- mr. tonko: i would go back to an earlier statement. at the same time, we need to bear in mind, this is the way we draw attention to this nation and her intellectual capacity, where we become the exporter of energy thinking, ideas, innovation. this is the strengthening of the economy, as women invest in this economy in the american know-how, we become stronger as we develop the solutions for the air we breathe, water we drink and the solar that we utilize for our own opportunities and routine opportunities throughout life. we can then become this go-to nation which is more critical in the space-race wars in the 1960's because we committed in thinking in bolder terms. change is not easy to get our arms around, but change is what we ought to be about as leaders of legislative policy that can take orders into jop development. mr. polis: it will make sure that a lot of this technology is created here. we worry about the trade deficit. it seems like america doesn

think they have a term agreement which is not being renewed and there's a process to go through for nonrenewal. our situation is quite different from a standpoint that our company went bankrupt. a new company was formed. a different dealer body forward. and strategically, that dealer body that was taken forward was based on criteria not performance oriented but strategic performance criteria with regard to single line versus tri- branding and many other aspects that really, for example, locations, or even the population, demographic projections. >> but the single line and tribunal, that's not the dealers all. that's chrysler's fall. i mean, if you have to many, the seats, the grill and the design, that's not their fault. naturally chrysler's fault so what are they being punished? >> great question. i understand why you asked that and i understand the passion. >> i drive an oldsmobile. they get away with it. the last one here. on nursing along, i've pretty close to 200,000 on it and i don't want to leave it, but at least i've got other options. but i'm mad that they closed oldsmobile. >> yes, s

but i don't believe that rescission is considered a nonrenewal. >> well, but it doesn't just stop when it says shall renew. it says or continue in force. i guess if you read the phrase or continue in force, to mean the same as renew, then it would actually be a redundant phrase with the -- which the law does not favor redundancy. is this -- has it ever been challenged, anybody know if it has been raised before? >> i have no knowledge, sir. >> okay. well, let me go then to the second part of my question. and that is, we then go to the states having their statutory periods, generally, two years, as has been pointed out, for review. but, mr. hamm you pointed out that under your policies, i believe you said that you give the potential customer ten days to review the application, and to notify the company of any errors and ten days to just say, we don't want to have the policy in effect. are there any states that currently have in place a period of time for insurance companies to mandatorily review for these kinds of misstatements, in other words, review the medical records within a given t