I would use the word ``direct'' rather than ``allocate.'' We do not earmark. We have a direction that they make this money available, and they look carefully at the mitigation issues in South Asia. I believe it accomplishes exactly what the gentleman is asking us to do.
Jim Kolbe: “I would use the word ``direct'' rather than ``allocate.'' We do not earmark. We have a direction that they make this…”
On the recordJuly 24, 2001
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Discussing funding and mitigation issues in South Asia.
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