ms. lafleur. what are you doing specifically to respond to mr. friedman, inspector general's, management alert yesterday that said in part, and i'm going to submit this for the record, the department subject matter experts have confirmed that at least one electric grid related greeted by the commission staff should have been classified and protected from early at the time it was created. this document and others, the essence of this content may in whole or in part have been provided both federal and industry officials in an unclassified setting. that was not appropriate. the messages integrating into stripping this document let us to the permanently conclusion that the commission may not possess adequate controls for identifying and handling ossified national security information. -- classified. could you just comment about what you are doing, again, to implement these and what additional steps that you may be taken as the acting chair to make sure that this doesn't happen again? >> well, thank you for the question, madam chairman. we are meticul

ms. lafleur. what are you doing to respond to the inspector general's management alert yesterday that said in part, and i'm going to submit this to the record, the department subject matter experts have confirmed that at least one electric grid presentation created by the commission staff should have been classified and protected at the time it was created. this document and others at the essence of its content may hold apart to be provided by the federal officials in a classified setting that was not appropriate. and that is in creating and disputing the documents that led us to the preliminary conclusion that the commission may not possess adequately controlled identifying and handling national security information. there are recommendations in the management of letter that i know you are familiar with. can you comment about what you're doing again to implement these and what additional steps you may be taking at the active chair to make sure that this doesn't happen again. following first of al

ms. lafleur. what are you doing specifically to respond to the mr.friedman, the inspector general's, management alert yesterday that said in part -- and i'm going to submit this to the record -- >> the department's subject matter experts have confirmed that at least one electric grid-related presentation created by the commission staff should have been classified and protected from release at the time it was created. this document and others, the essence of its content may in whole or part have been provided to both federal and industry officials in an unclassified setting. that was not appropriate. the methods used in creating and distributing this document led us to the preliminary conclusion that the commission may not possess adequate controls for identifying and handling classified national security information. there are four specific recommendations in this management letter that i know you're familiar with. could you just comment about what you're doing again to implement these and what additional steps that you may be taking as the acting ch