thibeault made there was a significant number of reports and recommendations coming from those reports many of which have not been implemented. now, that should disturb us all. and you also said later on, however, that there were a lot of issues outstanding that weren't getting enough attention. you indicated that in the context of oversight was working in some respects with the security incidents being significantly down. so in the context of your plan, are you planning on reporting to congress at some point how we might best utilize those investigative sources that are out there the government accountability offices and the inspectors general departments, how that ought to be coordinated so all the issues are covered and then i know you already said on the second part of that you do intend to investigate why some of these suggestions are not being implemented. that will be important for us to know whether legislative action or inaction and we're not having enough hearings tuned on that and whether it's all departmental there. >> yes, sir. you know, we intend to take those 1200-plus r

going there for vacation and certainly isn't a place we want to be but you do, as i think chairman thibeault mention aid couple of times you see things on paper might present themselves entirely differently and work on that. so, we are conscious of that and want to work with you and make that ham. will you talk a little bit about the challenges where the contractors or the subcontractors are third country nationals, or host country nationals, and the problems those present, and what we will look into in terms of trying to resolve those issues, challenges? >> charles? >> when we have followed -- there have been audits which we have followed up. as noted, the prime contractor may be kbr but the work or the dining facilities that are being run or the other work that is being done, is done by a third country company like first kuwaiti trading company or tamimi and the audits there know that those subcontractors may well get away with overcharging. because, it is not that much in kbr's interest and it doesn't even have the business systems to create competition under it. the overcharges in the su