• Sanford goes over the report -- he got his first look at it Thursday -- and decides which recommendations he likes, which he doesn't and which he will adjust to his liking.

• He then decides which of those recommendations he will pursue and how to implement them.

• Some changes Sanford could do on his own through executive orders.

• Others might require the blessing of the General Assembly through legislation.

• In some cases, the governor might even have to seek a change in the state constitution, which would have to be approved by both the General Assembly and the state's voters.