On the recordMarch 20, 2012
And it is a 30-day provision, so we would expect that within the next three or four weeks in front of Congress, the decision-making there.
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congress.govAnd it is a 30-day provision, so we would expect that within the next three or four weeks in front of Congress, the decision-making there.
McHenry discusses the timeline for Congress to receive a report on IMF decisions.
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