March of 2005 we moved it out of subcommittee. Moved the authorization out, but it unfortunately got hung up in the process and never did become law although we certainly saw more action on this side of the Hill than we did in the Senate.
Greg Walden: “March of 2005 we moved it out of subcommittee. Moved the authorization out, but it unfortunately got hung up in the…”
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Discussing the progress of legislation from subcommittee to authorization.
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