He talked about some of the issues his office sees when it comes to catastrophic injury claims. The current government cap of $5 million is often not enough to cover for the losses caused. He testified that as there are more government employees in the public sphere, the likellihood of injuries increases. The current cap is set per accident, regardless of bills and lost wages. A board of examiners examines cases that are in excess of any allowable claim, which must be referred to the legislature to approve. He spoke of an instance which took over two years to work through the board of examiners. He recommends having a standing fund to help cover cases as well as guidelines to help direct compensation.