ms. chappell. >> thank you, mr. chairman. vice chairman warner, members of the committee, we really appreciate you having this hearing today. i would ask that my written statement be incorporated in the record in its entirety and i'll just make a few key points here. you heard the description of the problems and the process solutions, the four ones, the one application, one investigation, one adjudication and one clearance. it highlights, i think, the fact that this is really a whole of government problem, and just look at the panel that you have following us, you don't have a whole of government representation on there, as vice chairman warner pointed out. the office of management budget plays a key role both in the performance accountability council is in the fundamental process across the board. in the end, though, this is a set of processes that exercises judgment and makes a decision of where to place trust, and in that decision is a calculus of how much work are we willing to accept. if it's zero, then we'll never issue

ms. chappell, what is raytheon's responsibility? >> so, we have a responsibility to train our employees. so, yearly, we go through an employee training series that's mandated across all of our employees. and in some cases, where we have employees sit at government facilities, they take yet a second round of training that is required by that government customer as well. so that's two. the second thing we do is what we call a user activity monitoring. so, when you log on to a raytheon system, you are -- it's very clear to you, it says right there on the screen, that your activity is being monitored while you're on those systems. and so, we have a process where we use analytic type of capabilities to look at what people are doing on the systems, to monitor their behavior, to look for thing that are outside their normal patterns or their normal work scope. that data is then provided to our security operations center and then if it triggers an alert, we go through an investigation process. if someone comes through and, you know, says the