in short, a Federal judge cannot even find the merit behind the compact. But, despite earlier misgivings, the Department seems resigned to embarking on what appears to be the herculean task of making some sense out of the compact in order to save it from a court. Now, Mr. President, I believe this Congress has a unique opportunity to save an overcrowded court some time, help the Department focus its energies on the consolidation and reform of milk marketing orders, and do it all while guaranteeing New England consumers and dairy producers in 44 States a little fairness. We can do this by passing the Dairy Fairness Act. I urge my colleagues to support this important legislation.
Rod Grams: “in short, a Federal judge cannot even find the merit behind the compact. But, despite earlier misgivings, the Department…”
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Discussing the Dairy Fairness Act and its implications for milk marketing reform.
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