Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thank you all for being here today. My first question is for Mr. Aralson and we talked a little bit about this with the first panel, Mr. Fitzgibbons. The Department of Energy's Energy Threat Analysis center, or etac, serves as a central hub for analyzing threats to America's critical energy infrastructure. Yet only a small number of energy companies are direct participants and etac. Can you elaborate on how ETAC provides value to the energy sector as a whole, even for those utilities who don't directly participate in this program? (00:12–00:23)
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