I think the difference is in the preceding language. The difference is in the preceding language in Glenn-Chafee which, if an analysis assessment had been performed, the courts shall review to determine whether the analysis or assessment conformed to the ``particular requirements.'' I am wondering whether or not my friend from Louisiana might be willing to add that same language into his bill.
On the recordJuly 17, 1995
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Discussing language differences in legislative bills during a floor debate.
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