My concern is not so much with the Department of Veterans Affairs as it is with the Congress. Do we have to take action within the next year and 3 months in order to bring about the immediate appropriation of that fund, and if we do not, at the end of that year and 3 months, would it automatically be spent out, in effect, if no action is taken by the Congress?
Victor Fazio: “My concern is not so much with the Department of Veterans Affairs as it is with the Congress. Do we have to take action…”
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Discussing the urgency of appropriating funds for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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