I don't trust them either (jet based questions in the CBIR?), which is why we cover both. It is sadly still true that you cannot pass the exams without a nod to a database of some sort, but equally, I would not like to be treated by a doctor who just learned the answers to the questions (and they have a similar database). I'll say it again, like I said in the meetings - we really need some people like Roger Henshaw or Pete Knapp to go through the database, without any bias. As far as I am concerned, the State's job is to ensure that candidates have a good safe knowledge on which to build - anything else like too much detail or KSA 100 has no value at all.