This fellow is big enough to carry through some reforms and, by golly, we need arbitration to be reformed. Now, let's be blunt. Arbitration has taken a lot of stick in recent years. It is the place where building people traditionally go to have their disputes resolved. The criticism is that some construction arbitrators are useless.
Arbitrators probably have more power than judges.
So these folk have to be ever so good at taking on this huge responsibility. The new CIA chairman is going to tackle this complaint root and branch. Crowter is on the lookout for new, young arbitrators, expressly to give them the experience they need. Don't worry that the institute is going to appoint willy-nilly. Dear me, no.