And again, it goes back to the communication aspect of things when people weren't communicating, in my opinion, how they all should have been during the moment of crisis. Why were there so many different people involved who weren't, who weren't talking? Perfect examples. The PUC is a three member commission, the railroad commission is a three member commission. And they were unable because of state law to be able to talk to one another because that was breaking the Open Records act. So. Sorry, the Open Meetings Act. (09:16–09:20)
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Asserts the composition of the PUC and Railroad Commission as three-member commissions.
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