All this would do is limit the employees of HUD, and it would do nothing to the PHA employees. PHA employees are not HUD employees; and all you are doing is limiting funding to HUD employees, so it would have no effect as far as the PHAs. I yield back the balance of my time.
Tom Latham: “All this would do is limit the employees of HUD, and it would do nothing to the PHA employees. PHA employees are not HUD…”
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