OK; let me further ask the gentleman another question, and I regret this is taking a lot of time, but the Reagan AIDS commission listed three recommendations regarding education on AIDS in the school system. One of them required States' boards of education should mandate that an HIV education curriculum be developed that is student AIDS sensitive; a recommendation was that local school boards should do the same thing, and the third recommendation was that school boards and parents should develop a means to incorporate values emphasizing personal responsibility. How would those recommendations of the Reagan AIDS commission be affected by the gentleman's amendment?
Steven Gunderson: “OK; let me further ask the gentleman another question, and I regret this is taking a lot of time, but the Reagan AIDS…”
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Questioning the impact of an amendment on recommendations from the Reagan AIDS commission regarding education.
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So the gentleman does not believe then that, if this amendment is adopted, that AIDS education will in any way be limited?
OK; question No. 3: What's the enforcement effect of your amendment? I mean we discussed this yesterday with the Doolittle amendment as well. Let's assume a school is found to have violated your amendment. What's the penalty?
It can be, but there is a priority within the District. The reason we did not totally exclude it is because there are going to be some kind of special needs students that are already served outside of the District.
Do they have to sign a report ahead of time proving they are not doing a thing of this sort?





