aside from the -- $280 million for the nca's operations and maintenance budget in fy 2013 with an annual increase of $20 million until the national shrine commitments operational standards are reached. finally the ibo asks the administration and congress to provide the resources needed to meet the sensitive and critical -- to all veterans who have served their country so honorably and faithfully. that coffin clouds my statements, i'll be happy to take any questions. >> ranking member burr, on more than 2 -- thank you for the opportunity to testify today. in partnership with the iv, it's vfe's -- every effort must be made to ensure that the facilities are safe, utilization has grown from 80% to -- this is having an impact on the delivery of health care, to determine and monitor the condition of the facilities, an assessment was made of building systems, such as electrical, struckally. from an a to c is -- an f means the condition of the facility requires immediate attention. to correct the deficiencies of the ds and fs, the agency will have to testify $400 million. leaving well over $5 bi

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i am a founder and past chairman of the national civic arts society. ncas, a nonprofit organization, dedicated to education, about classical and traditional architecture and art. those traditions, that the founding fathers, believed embodied the principles of a democratic republic. want to thank the board and members of the ncs for research and advice on the testimony and our current chairman, and our secretary, mr. chairman, our monuments are of central importance to our national identity and historical memory. controversy is nothing new in the history of presidential memorials. indeed it is, embroiled, virtually every single one. to mention most recent example, it took three separate competitions, to settle on a final design for the fdr memorial. in the first instance the design was rejected. because the the roosevelt family objected to it. but why is this particular memorial controversy occurring, only now? relatively late in the planning process. the reason is simple. the entire process, has flown under the radar, with little public and, as little congr