I bring that up only because the House now has rulings pertaining to unfunded mandates. And even though I think this is a very good amendment, and one that adds to the bill, I just wanted to be sure that we did not fall into that trap. I compliment the gentlewoman for her amendment and urge its support.
John Shaw: “I bring that up only because the House now has rulings pertaining to unfunded mandates. And even though I think this is…”
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Discussing an amendment related to unfunded mandates during House debate.
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