Do the panelists support or oppose vouchers for church-related private schools?
Mr. Paul Peterson. If I might comment on that question, this is a issue that is in the courts and is being debated. The Supreme Court handed down a decision this past summer in which it suggested that, as long as no particular religion is favored and as long as religion is not favored over non-religion or non-belief, then there is no establishment of the religion. Mr. Scott. Let me rephrase it a little bit. If David Korach was running an elementary school, would you want him to be able to be funded? Mr. Peterson. I think that private schools should be subject to supervision and licensing and oversight by the government, if you’re going to have government money, just as we have inspection of other parts of our private sector. Regulation of almost every segment of our life takes place whether it’s provided by private providers or by public agencies. So, I think that you need to have some care taken to make sure that a– Mr. Scott. Well, I only have five minutes, I’m trying to get a clear
