ms. christensen. >> thank you mr. chairman and welcome back dr. hamburg. i know at new yorkers suffered a great loss but the nation needs a more accurate and i also think it is refitting as we come back to congress and begin to put the nuts and bolts on our health care reform legislation the first hearing is with fda because i believe we'll began not with an overhaul and better resource in a separate and drug administration, from the food safety enhancement act that we're looking at and drafted and and the family smoking and control act of 2009 looking at a new fda and have the talent and the opportunity to make this important institution in ways better serve the health of the american public also fostering, guiding and supporting the bringing a new and better treatment to us as well. i have confidence in a better race doris fda with more authority and one that is not overly prescriptive. i don't want to be overly prescriptive on what we tell the agency to do but hope we can allow to do is john based on a clear authority, adequate resources and sound scien

ms. christensen. >> thank you mr. chairman. i think your time is almost up. thank you for your patience with all the questions and listening to all of our opening statements. in your testimony your reference section 106 that provides the more explicit authority for a fda to access to records during inspections. did you think that is enough or should we go further in the legislation to mandate those records be forwarded to fda? >> you know, i think what is outlined is certainly a very good starting point. we don't want to be inundated with information and we don't want to put too much of a bird and -- a burden on industry, but we do need that access to records. we need companies to keep appropriate records and we need to be able to have it to be able to inform our routine inspection activity is to be able to work with the companies to make sure they have adequate preventive controls in place and we needed it certainly in the advent of a serious outbreak of public health concerns to enable us to swiftly get the information we need for action. >> so you think th