mr. capuano, the gentleman from massachusetts, asked about specific actions. it sounds like we've got four specific actions already. i appreciate you answering those questions. the, um, next question is from mr. donahue. you suggested in your testimony some realtime monitoring fixes that hud should adopt for the home program. can you quickly elaborate knowing that we have 2:50 left on, specifically, what those are? >> right. the one i saw most effective was implemented in new york and is currently in play with regard or to redevelopment on manhattan. and in concert with the grant recipient and the inspector general, they hire a reputable monitor that goes back in realtime a la carte looks back at the, looks at the dispersement of funds, it could be any matter they ask upon, but the person goes on site at a subgrantee program. their reimbursements are provided for within the cost of the grant. >> great. mr. beaudette, you talked about you'd never seen an issue when the hud didn't adopt the recommendations from the inspector general's office. have you heard about

mr. capuano. >> thank you mr. chairman. i would like to start by saying that i've not been happy with the way this hearing has been led up to. up until now the democratic side on this subcommittee has been incredibly cooperative on every hearing this far. i share your general goals and approach to various issues including this one. i totally agree oversight is an important thing and we want to make sure that every tax dollar is well accounted for to the best of our ability. nonetheless i believe that our site has been treated unfairly and i think especially until this point to my knowledge we haven't done anything to deserve it, and i kind of hope that this is the last time that this happens. as far as the witnesses go my hope is we would be swearing the witnesses in even though there is a wall on the books that says you cannot lie to congress i think it is appropriately of people convicted of serious crimes that they understand very quickly and unequivocally that they can't lie in court, they know that they can't fly here

mr. capuano. we are here to look at the future and how we can solve any of the problems both from the first panel and from the second panel. i would recognize the gentleman from ohio mr. stivers. >> thank you madame chairwoman i would like to thank the shares of the subcommittee for calling the hearing and the witnesses from panel to because we want to make the program much more accountable and ruled out waste fraud and abuse and my question is for mr. mccarthy. did you were here for the panel in which mr. hud asked about internal controls specifically random inspections come multiple bids and taking the lowest bid? >> has your organization as inspector general ever mentioned these steps to hud for the home program? >> i'm certainly we have, yes, sir. >> to allow the question for massachusetts, while you recommend them they have not been adopted, is that correct? spec i'm not certain i can answer that right now. as the mecca got to the coup appears they haven't been leveled. >> another question ab