We do not have a copy of the amendment. However, we do understand that the offset of which they speak falls in the jurisdiction of another subcommittee. We need to confer with that subcommittee and the Congressional Budget Office. We did provide $20 million to the Klamath Basin in the spring supplemental. No other disaster assistance has been provided by this committee. If we accept this amendment, then others will seek additional assistance which our allocation cannot provide. This is a very difficult amendment for this committee to support. In fact, we will not support it. In addition, I am fairly certain that the offset they are discussing does not fall within this committee's jurisdiction. I humbly and respectfully suggest that they pursue a different avenue than requesting a vote.
Herb Kohl: “We do not have a copy of the amendment. However, we do understand that the offset of which they speak falls in the…”
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Discussing an amendment related to disaster assistance during a committee meeting.
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