"Once exercises are successfully planned and conducted, the Corrective Action Program (CAP) provides for systematically developing, prioritizing, tracking, and analyzing corrective actions for improving exercises, and the planning, training, and equipment which drives the cycle of preparation. The CAP also provides transferability to real-world incidents and policy discussions by employing a stakeholder-driven approach to improvement planning at the Federal interagency, intra-DHS, and State/local levels. Essentially, the CAP provides a systematic means to prevent recurring problems and identify potential "corrective actions"and "lessons learned," which respectively incorporate the CAP System and the web-based Lessons Learned Information Sharing support systems (found at LLIS.gov). All lessons learned and best practices are broadly shared through the LLIS.gov on-line tool. The CAP completes the cycle of preparedness by ensuring that exercise evaluation and real-world incidents consistently yield concrete advancement toward specified preparedness goals". (FEMA, Statement of Dennis Schrader, October 3, 2007, 4-5)