Mr. Speaker, we are prepared to do it now. What we want to do now is get the continuing resolution off the desk and get it down to the other body and to the President. Then we will do it now on the final wrap up bill for the fiscal year 2003. And if that is not adequate to satisfy the needs of the first responders, then we will have a supplemental appropriations bill which will be before the House very shortly. And if that does not take care of everything, then we have the fiscal year 2004 appropriations bill; but I think we will get this job done pretty quickly.
C. W. Bill Young: “Mr. Speaker, we are prepared to do it now. What we want to do now is get the continuing resolution off the desk and get…”
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Discussing the progress of appropriations bills and funding for first responders.
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