I think, Mr. Chairman, if I may, this amendment really structures what the issue that the minority and myself have been trying to make now for several days, and maybe I could have a colloguy with the chairman of the committee, so that we could get an understanding of where the problem is. Mr. Chairman, as I read the legislation, there is no section denying judicial review, is that correct?
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