There is a difference between voting to actually change or reduce an existing standard and voting to delay or slow down our at least review a proposed standard.
Joe Barton: “There is a difference between voting to actually change or reduce an existing standard and voting to delay or slow down…”
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Barton clarifies the distinction between changing regulations and reviewing them.
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