So if the airbags didn't deploy but should have, if there's any evidence that the seat belt pretensioners worked as designed, under your protocol the victim is not eligible?
Claire McCaskill: “So if the airbags didn't deploy but should have, if there's any evidence that the seat belt pretensioners worked as…”
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McCaskill seeks clarification on eligibility criteria for victims based on airbag deployment.
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