It is not the manager's intent that the language of section 101(g) proscribe the court of appeals or any other court from awarding monetary relief or other financial remedies to those who have paid fees to the Government under the 1982 act and the contracts, or those who will incur additional expense on account of the DOE's failure to comply with any right conferred by 1982 act or the contracts.
Lisa Murkowski: “It is not the manager's intent that the language of section 101(g) proscribe the court of appeals or any other court…”
Editor's note · Context
Discussing the intent of language in section 101(g) regarding monetary relief in relation to the 1982 act.
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