we are perfectly prepared to continue any further consideration of this subject as the year passes by. But certainly we feel we have identified, through the efforts of the committee on a bipartisan working basis, the key crucial issues that are under concern before the American people. We are very excited about the opportunity we have afforded the body to vote on these next Monday, March 31.
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