I appreciate his characterization of my remarks. They are precisely as he described them. I appreciate the difficult dilemma that a chairman always has in trying to get legislation which is not uniformly agreed to and, therefore, requires some compromise. Having conceded that much, first I want to make a very quick point, because there is some misinformation, I think, being conveyed, and that is that our amendment does not permit refinancing. This is not something that the Senator from Rhode Island addressed but was addressed earlier. Under our amendment, I make it clear, that refinancing is committed so you are not bound by the original financing. Entities can refinance, and however long it takes for either the original bond issue or the refinanced bond issue to be repaid, that would be the length of time that this exemption under my amendment would pertain.
On the recordMay 11, 1995
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Addressing concerns about an amendment related to refinancing during a legislative discussion.
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