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Mr. Haskins,



I cannot say one way or the other until Mr. Megas formally responds to the questions that were posed to him. As of today’s date, other than an inflammatory e-mail the Committee has not received a response.



Kyle D. Burns

United States Senate

Committee on Finance

219 Dirksen Senate Building

Washington, D.C. 20510

ofc: 202.224.1374

fax: 202.228.2131

Kyle_Burns@Finance-Rep.Senate.gov



From: John Haskins [mailto:xxxxxx@peoplepc.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 2:20 PM
To: Burns, Kyle (Finance-Rep)
Subject: Mr. Burns, 1 very quick question, sir...
Importance: High



Are we, in your opinion, now, finally, closer to seeing BCIT trade?



Please respond, sir.







Sincerely,



John Hxxxxxx

Mr. Hxxxxxx,



All parties must be held accountable and the ball is in the BCIT court. The DTCC/SEC have provided their responses and now Mr. Megas has been asked to respond. I didn’t take his response personally but found it very unprofessional and I’ll leave it at that. This issue will be re-examined when the official response is received.







Kyle D. Burns

United States Senate

Committee on Finance

219 Dirksen Senate Building

Washington, D.C. 20510

ofc: 202.224.1374

fax: 202.228.2131

Kyle_Burns@

Mr. Hxxxxxx,



I am in no position to comment on what the DTCC plans to do. As stated previously, the ball is in Mr. Megas’ court and once that information is received it will be presented to the DTCC and the SEC respectively and until that time there is no further comment available from this office.



Kyle D. Burns

United States Senate

Committee on Finance

219 Dirksen Senate Building

Washington, D.C. 20510

ofc: 202.224.1374

fax: 202.228.2131

Kyle_Burns@