mr. demarco, as your staff indicated, you review the legislation?s, congresswoman, i have taken all look at it. it has just come out and i am looking at it in more depth. >> i can help indicate where this information is available and if it would be more useful to provided in a different format or structure or to make it more real -- more readily known that some of this data is already being published either by fhfa or the companies themselves. i look forward to doing that. >> this would be in statutes. is there any difference between tarp and the inspector general for you? >>the tarp program is not supervision program for the special inspector general for tarp has a somewhat different function than the inspector general for fhfa. the thing to make clear is that i am looking forward to the administration getting an inspector general. the role of the inspector general would be to monitor and evaluate and inform congress on the efficiency and effectiveness of fhfa carry in their responsibilities. they are the federal agency responsible for monitoring a

mr. demarco to hear it will have with mr. demarco. and i hope the bush appointee who had that position before him and was a holdover, and mr. feinberg, and probably sheila bair, that is i think it makes sense to separate out the issues of what we do about private sector compensation, where our members are much more limited one as we all agree and public sector compensation to the question for mr. demarco is what we do about public sector competition. i'm not usually the one who welcomes conference trip that should not in my side of history but i do want to welcome my republican colleagues to converge into the notion we should regulate the pay of fannie mae and freddie mark a clash of this committee twice reported bill to the floor which explicitly proposed restrictions on the pay of fannie mae and freddie mac. and the republicans oppose it in committee and posted on the floor. indeed, in the case of one of the bills, the one on private sector, because it wasn't clear what the status was at the time, the gentleman from texas, mr. hensa