Despite the leadership of Chairman DeFazio and some of us who feel very strongly about a direct assistance, maritime-specific assistance to address COVID-19 needs, it is pretty clear, though, to a lot of us that the CARES Act, despite the many critical things it did, fell short in this area.
Peter DeFazio: “Despite the leadership of Chairman DeFazio and some of us who feel very strongly about a direct assistance…”
On the recordMay 28, 2020
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DeFazio highlights the inadequacy of the CARES Act for maritime assistance during COVID-19.
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