Does the chairman intend the term ``significant increase in risk'' as used in the amendments to carry a rigid, mechanic, or statistical meaning?
Mark Hatfield: “Does the chairman intend the term ``significant increase in risk'' as used in the amendments to carry a rigid, mechanic…”
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Questioning the interpretation of terms in proposed amendments during a legislative discussion.
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