Although the draft bill passed this subcommittee with bipartisan support, there are some who believe the text could be amended narrowly to achieve better protections for those who receive demand letters.
Michael Burgess: “Although the draft bill passed this subcommittee with bipartisan support, there are some who believe the text could be…”
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Burgess acknowledges bipartisan support but notes potential amendments for better protections.
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