Committee will come to order. The panel will take their seats. Chair now recognizes the gentleman from kentucky, mr. Barr, for five minutes. Thank you, mr. Chairman. Mr. Woodall, since youve been the topic of much conversation as a fi beta kappa from kentucky, fellow kentuckian im going to leave you alone for the most part today. Let me start with Bank Regulators, prudential regulators and just note at a macro prudential level fsoc and banking regulators have participated in International Agreements with the Financial Stability board, basel and other forums and the main difference between u. S. Requirements and those promulgated internationally is that it seems that our domestic standards are more stringent than our foreign counterparts. A few examples, capital surcharge on Global Financial firms nearly doubled the International Standard. Supplemental leverage ratio that is double adopted internationally. A liquidity coverage ratio more restrictive than the International Standard and a