On the recordJune 10, 2010
Well, first of all, it's mandating it. They have to evaluate the facts every year and then propose to Congress why they are or aren't making changes. So that's different than what they've been required to do in the past.
Aaron Bean: “Well, first of all, it's mandating it. They have to evaluate the facts every year and then propose to Congress why they…”
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The speaker is discussing new requirements for evaluating and proposing changes to Congress.
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