I ask the Senator, is it your understanding, if this privatization in place policy stands--of course, the bill reported out of the Senate Armed Services Committee does not prohibit privatization. It just prohibits this policy which has thrown the BRAC process off track in terms of their logistics centers.
Max Cleland: “I ask the Senator, is it your understanding, if this privatization in place policy stands--of course, the bill reported…”
On the recordJune 18, 1997
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Discussing the implications of privatization policies on the BRAC process.
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