The key word here is ``may.'' We do not believe that it does that. We do not intend for it to do that. And I do not intend for it to do that when we have the opportunity to get into conference.
Charles Norwood: “The key word here is ``may.'' We do not believe that it does that. We do not intend for it to do that. And I do not…”
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Discussing intentions regarding legislative language during a floor debate.
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