But another item that I think the administration is terribly concerned about is the provision in the bill that says "no funds can be spent to revise forest plans until new final interim or final rules for forest land management planning are published in the Federal Register." You know, of course, under the national forest management plan, they are required to update the plans on the forests periodically. It is my understanding that some 42 plans would be blocked until the Forest Service publishes new final interim or final rules for forest land management planning. I can tell you that is costing the administration considerable pain.
Dale Bumpers: “But another item that I think the administration is terribly concerned about is the provision in the bill that says "no…”
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