On the recordOctober 4, 2000
But his plan is not voluntary. You can voluntarily get in, but when you do not get in, you can't reapply. That is my understanding.
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govinfo.govRod Grams: “But his plan is not voluntary. You can voluntarily get in, but when you do not get in, you can't reapply. That is my…”
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