On the recordJuly 26, 2011
I think what we have learned is that if you put these in place, or these restraints in place, and follow them, they work. If you violate them, they do not work.
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congress.govI think what we have learned is that if you put these in place, or these restraints in place, and follow them, they work. If you violate them, they do not work.
Miller emphasizes the importance of adhering to budgetary restraints for them to be effective.
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