Mr. Dulles. I see.
Mr. Bouck. The 7,000 cases are cases that we received, we looked at, and felt that we will file it and see if anything more happens on this, but it doesn't warrant investigative attention until we get something more alarming than we have.
Mr. Dulles. Who makes that judgment, is that made in your department?
Mr. Bouck. That is made in my department by one of these five agents that are listed in this document.
Mr. Dulles. Do you review their determination?
Mr. Bouck. I do not review all of them. I review a percentage of their determinations, and I am consulted on any that are borderline or that are difficult.
Mr. Stern. Of the 34 Texas cases, almost half or 15 were reported by Federal authorities. Is this typical of all information received by PRS in the course of a year?
Mr. Bouck. No, this would be typical of the investigated cases but not typical of the entire quantity of cases received.
Mr. Stern. I see.
Representative Ford. Are the 34 listed here included in the 7,337 or the 1,372?