If the Senator will yield, I really believe that--and the good Senator from Michigan keeps referencing the 87,000 jurisdictions--they would be arguing what I am trying to say. Maybe I am not very eloquent in saying it. It is not in any stretch of the imagination to say that CBO is to come up with some number, no matter how fictitious it is. I am saying there is a process that says they are to do their best effort in coming up with that estimate. That is the report they will receive. But it does not stop there.
Dirk Kempthorne: “If the Senator will yield, I really believe that--and the good Senator from Michigan keeps referencing the 87,000…”
On the recordJanuary 17, 1995
Source
govinfo.govEditor's note · Context
Discussing the process of estimating numbers by the Congressional Budget Office.
Share
More from Dirk Kempthorne
Jul 23, 1998
As envisioned by NMFS, essential fish habitat covers much of the coastal, marine, and estuarine waters of the United States, and it includes some inland habitat for anadromous species. The broad definition of ``essential fish habitat''…
Jul 23, 1998
As my distinguished colleague points out, the original provision was limited, focusing on increased efficiency and, wherever appropriate, information coordination. Congress did not intend to authorize a provision that created a sweeping…
Mar 25, 2009
My commitment to you is that, if confirmed, I will work to see that the decisions of the Service are based on science, not politics.





