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the way that a biological attack would manifest itself would probably be different in aul chemical attac. that would require near instantaneous response. the national stockpile has deployed anecdotes for nerve agents over a thousand different locations have these anecdotes are available to supplement the treatment that would be availablee immediately. we also have capability to determine exactly which talks in has been used so there is an element that they are responsible for. on the biological side, we have made great strides with the response network. every state has at least one laboratory that is able to use advanced technique. there's a total of 150 around the world including that can test food and water, environmental samples from animals so looking to the future it's something that we need to continue to push out that would allow its something we can get more than the technologies thingslo like resistance to antibiotics or certain organis organisms. i think it was noted by the chairman. >> that is one reason i asked the question. >> we are glad to have you as a part of the committ

we used other transaction authorities or simple authorities or experimentation shorts for light attac authorities for light attack. it's being done by the rapid capabilities office, which kind of has a board of directors of senior people, including myself, the acquisition authority and things move very quickly. we are extending that down and using that charter for the rapid capabilities office to extend that construct to our other procurements. we're going to give this a try. it's a charter for kind of a rapid capabilities process where senior leaders will allow a program manager to identify a program they want to move quickly on, set some parameters. and instead of having to walk it around the pentagon to get 20 signatures, they come to a beard meeting, make a presentation, and then we move. we are actually modeling that in the air force. >> thank you. >> secretary lloyd, there was a discussion that i had with my staff in terms of the time frame it takes to get new information and plans put together. they used as an example cell phones. straightforward, off the shelf. i can buy it, m