In 1994 it was asked to update that survey and it's starting to do that now. As I say, I don't know at this time when it's supposed to be completed. Congress has nagged you all for a number of years to get some central reporting system of sexual harassment, sexual assault cases. They've been complaining that they do not have statistics and you don't have statistics to verify your reports of progress on this subject. Some of these questions may be answered tomorrow because we're releasing the findings and recommendations of the task force on discrimination and sexual harassment.
Sexual harassment is one form of discrimination, obviously.
I think Sheila Widnall, Secretary of the Air Force, and Edwin Dorn, the Under Secretary for Personnel, will announce this tomorrow at noon here. The central recommendation here is a series of improvements in the way services handle discrimination and harassment complaints and prevention programs. This will recommend the establishment of department-wide standards for discrimination complaints processing. That will lead to a central database. But I don't know how long it will take to set that up, but this report is trying to address that complaint from Congress.