yes, it is. I would add that, under the bill, ``identical'' means that the language in the State law is substantially the same as that in the listed sections of Federal law and that any differences in language are not material. This is important to understand.
Nathan Deal: “yes, it is. I would add that, under the bill, ``identical'' means that the language in the State law is substantially…”
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