Today we will revisit some of those issues discussed in those hearings to see what sort of progress has been made.
Jason Chaffetz: “Today we will revisit some of those issues discussed in those hearings to see what sort of progress has been made.”
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Chaffetz indicates the purpose of the hearing is to assess progress on cleanup issues.
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