This bill is a compromise bill, so we have right there two different versions and then the final version.
Eleanor Holmes Norton: “This bill is a compromise bill, so we have right there two different versions and then the final version.”
On the recordMay 11, 2016
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Norton emphasizes the compromise nature of the bill regarding budget autonomy.
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