there's a conduct question and there's a process question. and in the process question, to your point, i think these people are paid by the american people, elected by the american people, the money paid out so far came from taxpayer funds. should that be the case going forward. some victims would also like privacy. that's an issue in the second complaint against conyers. a lawsuit was filed and a staffer said he's repeatedly coming to her desk, covering and attempting to hold her hands. that case was filed and withdrawn because she wanted the case to proceed under seal. conyers office says the former staffer voluntarily decided to drop the case. there's a process question here that has to be handled, as well, one to give transparency and two to respect the privacy of victim who's want to come forward but should have a process respectful to them. >> exactly. one of the problems we've seen from the congressional process is that a lot of these cases individuals come forward and then have to go through mediation for 30 days.