The operative language here is nothing can go into effect unless Congress has approved it. Whether it comes in the form of a recommendation from the Department of Transportation or proposal from the Department of Transportation, Congress has to approve it.
T. Gorton: “The operative language here is nothing can go into effect unless Congress has approved it. Whether it comes in the form…”
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Discussing the approval process for transportation recommendations and proposals.
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