Mr. Chairman, this will expand the scope of this legislation. It will bring in many more Federal activities. But since the private sector will only require that a cost estimate be done, it will not trigger the optional aspect of this legislation, as would be triggered for States and localities. I do not see that it is a problem. The reality is that for CBO to determine whether or not a piece of legislation is going to impose a mandate of $100 million or more, they have to do the analysis anyway. So in the process of doing the analysis, that will suffice for the $50 million threshold. I do not think it is going to cause much more work on the part of the Congressional Budget Office. It is consistent with the intent of the legislation, and it would be welcomed by the private sector. So I support the amendment as well.
Jerry Moran: “Mr. Chairman, this will expand the scope of this legislation. It will bring in many more Federal activities. But since…”
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