On the recordJune 25, 2002
And if the net savings turned out to be $400 million instead of $814 million, then would the Secretary be required to make cuts in other programs?
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govinfo.govAnd if the net savings turned out to be $400 million instead of $814 million, then would the Secretary be required to make cuts in other programs?
Questioning potential budget cuts during a discussion on savings estimates.
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