Simply put, if the Federal Government's taxpayer resources are granted, then the terrorism peril cannot be dumped by the insurance industry.
Charles E. Schumer: “Simply put, if the Federal Government's taxpayer resources are granted, then the terrorism peril cannot be dumped by the…”
On the recordOctober 24, 2001
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Stressing the need for insurance companies to cover terrorism risks.
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