While Part C is a welcome and meaningful step, a rule of practice cannot fully substitute for statutory change.
Dick Durbin: “While Part C is a welcome and meaningful step, a rule of practice cannot fully substitute for statutory change.”
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Senators emphasize need for legislative action alongside proposed rule changes.
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