Mr. Speaker, it should be made clear that the support priorities that we have built into this conference report are endorsed by the National Association of Attorneys General who supervise all of these matters and by every major support organization in the country. In fact, they tracked along with us as we moved towards this moment, and approved every set of provisions that we adopted along the way. So I am confident that support payments and family income are well protected in this legislation, as are the consumers in a whole litany of provisions that we have.
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Discussing support priorities in a conference report endorsed by major organizations.
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