Let us say that that bill goes on and eventually becomes law and then we have this bill go on with these provisions that the gentleman from Florida thinks so much about and this House does not think so much, if you follow the regulatory reform process in the House when we voted on these things, but, anyway, this passes. Now we have got two different, EPA, Corps of Engineers for everybody else to follow; is that correct?
Discussing the implications of a regulatory reform bill during a House debate.
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