a provision of this bill that the Senator from Illinois and I drafted and had put into the Managers' Package would require the Federal Trade Commission to promulgate regulations to define household goods ``in a manner suitable and appropriate for cases under Title 11 of the U.S. Code.'' What would be ``suitable and appropriate'' in the bankruptcy context?
Chris Dodd: “a provision of this bill that the Senator from Illinois and I drafted and had put into the Managers' Package would…”
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Discussing a provision of a bill related to household goods and bankruptcy regulations.
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