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Show # 1044 Page 10 things. I'm not, you know, I'm strictly ah, you know, the bureaucratic position of the minister grand, and frankly it's some kind of a central effort just to try to get the people together once a year. Ah - that's not my function, but I think it's, you know, it* s the least I can do under the circumstances at least - try to draw the people together, but what we really need is resources, and we don't have it now, and that's what you're saying. Ah, and so, you know, if you want to do these things, it's simply got to be up to the projects themselves to do it, ah - until we get - till the government comes up with some money from someplace to put together a facility that would - that would handle this sort of thing. X: ___^ run through that list and ask some of those people on that list what they think of, what they'd like Y: Well, I see some more hands ah - X: I'm not going to volunteer. Ah - but this - I think that if the projects are sufficiently interested in the exchange of information that they put together a form once a month and send to some central location - on such a request to some central location, may be easily put out because there's some law schools in this area. Mexico would be very interested in participating in this kind of information exchange because going to have to do it. |
