The parity-violating electron scattering experiments all require high
current polarized beam. These experiments provide an important impetus
for further development of reliable polarized electron sources. In
addition, a dedicated, large acceptance spectrometer is required for the
G0 experiment. Because the -quark contributions to the form factors
(the primary focus of these experiments) are likely to be small, it is
important to perform the measurements with high sensitivity. The G0
experiment would be able to measure contributions to each of the form
factors at the level of a few percent over the range of Q
where they
are expected to be the largest. A new round of neutrino scattering
experiments is being discussed for FNAL. New instrumentation, perhaps
based on the LSND detector, will be required.