On the recordJuly 31, 2017
The costs of onboard monitoring and NMFS's perceived lack of urgency in pursuing less costly alternatives... reinforce the need for Congress to clarify the limits of NMFS's power.
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congress.govDan Sullivan: “The costs of onboard monitoring and NMFS's perceived lack of urgency in pursuing less costly alternatives... reinforce…”
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Sullivan emphasizes the need for Congress to define NMFS's authority regarding monitoring costs.
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