familiar with how you've done this in the past. Have you referred back to the transcript when you've been building the letter before? CHAIR PERKINS: Yes, yes. In the prior letter preparation step having the transcript as a reference document to make sure both that content was in proper context and with the right detail. MEMBER FIELDS: Well, you know Scott, I think that with this session having each day come up with the particular points for that day, or a nugget for that day, I think goes a long ways towards making this a little bit more robust and viable from the standpoint that it might take less of the offline time once we get -- once we leave here, we will now have kind of a framework to start with, the points, by getting something each day that we want to talk about in our letter. And so looking at getting that put together I think would go a long ways into reducing the timeframe and maybe even the concern about the input from the entire panel.
familiar with how you've done this in the past. Have you referred back to the transcript when you've been building the letter before? CHAIR PERKINS: Yes, yes. In the prior letter preparation step having the transcript as a reference document to make sure both that content was in proper context and with the right detail. MEMBER FIELDS: Well, you know Scott, I think that with this session having each day come up with the particular points for that day, or a nugget for that day, I think goes a long ways towards making this a little bit more robust and viable from the standpoint that it might take less of the offline time once we get -- once we leave here, we will now have kind of a framework to start with, the points, by getting something each day that we want to talk about in our letter. And so looking at getting that put together I think would go a long ways into reducing the timeframe and maybe even the concern about the input from the entire panel.