So this would not be an exception? This would be a conventional policy of RTC, to simply extend the tolling agreement or, in the event the RTC cannot obtain the tolling agreements, then the RTC could file appropriate civil claims against all individuals whom the RTC has reasonable cause to believe may be liable to the United States, prior to the date of February 28, thereby tolling the statute and allowing time for refinements to the original complaint?
Editor's note · Context
Murkowski is discussing the policies of the RTC regarding tolling agreements and civil claims.
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