On the recordJuly 12, 2002
Because this Congress has been on record as saying what the accounting standard should be. In the early 1990s we took a position. This neutralizes that position. This says, the accounting board is the right place. The Senate is on record by a vote of 88 to 9 as saying there should not be the expensing of stock options. What this amendment says is that the board should decide. It should review this matter. It takes a neutral position, thereby clearing the record as to what the position of this Senate is. As of now, all we have on record is that stock options should not be expensed. What this amendment would say is, you should review this and reach an appropriate standard.
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