We are not certain of that. Let me assure the gentleman that indeed this deletion of the judges does not in any way sway us away from our commitment to have these judges appointed and to assume their positions as bankruptcy judges. This is, just as we outlined, necessary in order to get the main body of the bill on bankruptcy reform to the vote for the Members. So we reassure the gentleman that the commitment to the judges is intact and that will be part of a final solution to this problem.
Hon. George W. Gekas: “We are not certain of that. Let me assure the gentleman that indeed this deletion of the judges does not in any way sway…”
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Discussing the commitment to appoint bankruptcy judges during a debate on bankruptcy reform.
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