. >> we know everything is not e unanimo unanimous. >> i had a figure and i think 65% to 70% of the votes are actually unanimous. obviously that's still a percentage that have not been unanimous. i think i discussed with you, mr. chairman, and probably senator brown and probably some of the other me believes of the economy tee, as well, what i found as chairman, we strive for unanimous that so many of the rulemakings under particularly the dodd-frank act and the controversy surrounding that at the time i think it was adopted i think has continued into the implementation of those rules, so that we have ended up i think with an extra challenge at reaching consensus because of this. >> madame chair, in 2013, you posted for comment a study on asset management by the office of financial research that was requested by fsoc. this allowed the public a meaningful opportunity to provide feedback on the study and the highlight -- and highlighted significant flaws. given the benefit of public comments on that study, will you commit to posted other fsoc requested studies of s.e.c. regulated entities?