On the recordSeptember 30, 2009
This is really important for us, and I think it is a lot more relaxed and flexible mechanism to get a lot of good input and ideas from the real world versus a formal hearing.
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congress.govThis is really important for us, and I think it is a lot more relaxed and flexible mechanism to get a lot of good input and ideas from the real world versus a formal hearing.
Senator Vitter emphasizes the importance and informality of the roundtable format for gathering input.
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