My concern with the definition is particularly for children, and is about personal property of little value to creditors. Would you agree that the Federal Trade Commission should promulgate regulations that will allow debtors to keep property that is commonly used by children or commonly used for the upbringing of children?
Chris Dodd: “My concern with the definition is particularly for children, and is about personal property of little value to…”
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Discussing regulations for debtors regarding property used by children.
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