On the recordNovember 16, 2010
What I would like to ask all the panelists is: Is that good public policy? Or, what's wrong with that policy of allowing the signal to stay on the system when there's a breakdown in negotiation?
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Pryor questions the public policy implications of maintaining signal during negotiation breakdowns.
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