I do not agree that a decision should be made now. We do not know whether the allotted time is sufficient or not. If the allotted time is not sufficient, I can assure the gentleman I will not change my mind and I will request an extension of time.
Tom Lantos: “I do not agree that a decision should be made now. We do not know whether the allotted time is sufficient or not. If the…”
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Discussing the timing of a decision during a legislative debate.
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