On the recordJune 26, 2012
By removing the risk of litigation, H.R. 3356 would send a clear and devastating message to every public accommodation in America that there is no need to comply voluntarily with the ADA.
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Nadler warns that H.R. 3356 would discourage voluntary compliance with ADA regulations.
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