I know the formula is going to be difficult to change. If it looks like a growth formula, if it is named like a growth formula, it ought to talk and walk like a growth formula. That is all I am saying. More States are benefited by this. I think 27 States fare better than in the underlying bill are clearly benefited by this, and States which do not experience an increase are held harmless.
Dianne Feinstein: “I know the formula is going to be difficult to change. If it looks like a growth formula, if it is named like a growth…”
On the recordSeptember 7, 1995
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Discussing the implications of a growth formula in a legislative context.
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