Senator Kelly Ayotte; serious reasons for concern about Iran nuke deal

Republican senator Kelly Ayotte described “what we have learned so far suggests there are serious reasons for concern.” She says “The final deal would not force Iran to dismantle its nuclear infrastructure.” Iran will be required to reduce its installed centrifuges from about 19,000 to 6,104 first-generation centrifuges.
Iran won’t be required to “address its long history of deception regarding its nuclear program.” The agreement has no provision requiring Iran to account for past actions related to its nuclear program. Nevertheless, the agreement gives the IAEA access to any suspicious sites or facilities alleged to be involved in enrichment.
Iran would be allowed to continue to enrich uranium. Iran would be allowed to continue the research and development activities that would enable it to sprint more quickly toward a bomb.