Also, the Senate had no provision for sunsetting or review. The House provisions had a 2-year plus 3-year, so about a 5-year provision for sunsetting.
JOHN LINDER: “Also, the Senate had no provision for sunsetting or review. The House provisions had a 2-year plus 3-year, so about a…”
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Discussing differences in sunset provisions between the House and Senate.
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