Just very briefly, Mr. Chairman, I do not believe that the amendment would address those concerns, or the points the gentleman raises, and I share his concerns there. This applies to those that would come under this act, and that such conferences as those could very well conceivably be coming under the other act, like State Department and the like.
Scott Garrett: “Just very briefly, Mr. Chairman, I do not believe that the amendment would address those concerns, or the points the…”
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