Let me just remind the Members that are listening that what H.R. 961 does, some of the things that we have been working and fighting on for a long period of time. It provides comprehensive wetlands reform, which we have worked on and taken action on already this year, but we need to do it once again. It establishes something that we have been fighting for for a long time in this House, and that is risk assessment, cost-benefit analysis, consistent with what we did with H.R. 9.
Gary Condit: “Let me just remind the Members that are listening that what H.R. 961 does, some of the things that we have been working…”
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Discussing the provisions of H.R. 961 related to wetlands reform and risk assessment.
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