i lets understand that you were involved in the jim walter mine investigation in alabama. >> yes. >> and during that investigation they discovered that the mine operator essentially kept two set of books. >> yes.

after sago and jim walters and darby and crandall canyon, there is a number of different policies. i think the investigation came up to 200 since 2004 that was layered on. i said back in july 2010, i am not doing this. i have put together rewriting the entire manual from a zero. we are cleaning up controversy. we are making sure that all these internal reviews and all these accountability audits get placed into a clear and straightforward way so inspector knows exactly what they're supposed to do and we can have greater clarity. i asked our folks, both the root of this, what our problems are here and how we are going to exit. i can tell you that we are rewriting the inspection procedures to clean up -- >> i understand that. i have been through several mines in the area. part of the problem is -- and i don't know the expense of the people that you have. when people get cited for not having a proper height above the desk or cut having a cover on a trashcan or having covers under truck wheels, you have to wonder if it is tragedy prevention. sometimes we get to the point where we are p

. >> i understand you were involved in the jim walter's mine investigation in alabama. during that investigation, msha discovered the mine operator can to set of books. -- kept two set of books and that massey was keeping two sets a book by illegally recording hazards in the coal production report. what are you doing? what will you be doing to ensure they are recording it in the official book? >> no. if i had been assistant secretary back in 2001, we would have taken more aggressive action not to talk as much about it in 2010. there are a number of things that we are doing. we have made this about what is going on. what we're finding was that they were listing hazards in their production books. they were not in their routine books. this is conduct that you have to get into the books to find. we do not have the powers to do subpoenas to demand this kind of records. our inspectors are alert to the fact that this is a problem. we need to be doing a much better job of looking at the books. the this was a failure we found that the inspectors were not as focused on what was i