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Heidi Alexander: I thank the Senator from Utah for his remarks. I think we both would feel remiss if we didn't properly acknowledge all…

On the recordSeptember 18, 2018
I thank the Senator from Utah for his remarks. I think we both would feel remiss if we didn't properly acknowledge all of the Senators and especially all of the staff members who have put in such long hours and used such professionalism to help with this. We will come back to the floor next week and do that properly. Lindsay Garcia is here with me, as well as Paul McKernan and David Cleary. I see Senator Hatch's staff is on the floor, some from the Finance Committee. I want to make sure that we do a complete job of acknowledging their highly professional work in this complex and important piece of legislation. As I said, it is the most important piece of legislation in a generation to help make sure that American songwriters are paid fairly for their work. Thank you. ____________________
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Heidi Alexander
Labour Party
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Sep 18, 2018

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