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I think that concludes our questions.

The one point I wanted to make here is sending us copy of the contracts.

Is that something you can proactively do, or are you saying we have to go through the FOIA process?

We will get back to you right after this hearing to follow up.

Okay.

Even if you need to redact what you have to, it would be great to have that kind of collaboration.

Thank you so much for your testimony.

I excuse the panel, appreciate you.

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