this amendment was accepted last year and I would certainly be anxious to accept it this year. It expresses the very intent of our bill, and that is to return these funds to the Treasury. It is the intent of the committee bill. It is the desire of the chairman and, I believe, the ranking member, that this be done. I do not think there is any opposition from any member of the subcommittee. So, Mr. Chairman, I hope that the amendment will be accepted and that we can move on to the following.
Jasper Packard: “this amendment was accepted last year and I would certainly be anxious to accept it this year. It expresses the very…”
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Discussing the acceptance of an amendment related to returning funds to the Treasury.
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