As I read section 202, that is not true. Any rules or regulations not presently promulgated fall under this act. It is not like for all present existing rules and regulations, these are yet unpromulgated rules and regulations. Therefore, the crime bill, having the rules and regulations in the database not having been established and the rules promulgated, they fall subject to this act, and what we are doing in statute now is requiring a standard that has to be complied with. Whether it is complied with----
Paul E. Kanjorski: “As I read section 202, that is not true. Any rules or regulations not presently promulgated fall under this act. It is…”
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Discussing the implications of section 202 of a crime bill.
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