I thank the chairman. Mr. Chairman, I really, really--I mean, I really reluctantly oppose this amendment. Some concerns have been raised about how the changes proposed in this amendment would affect the current process by which the Corps calculates future costs and benefits of potential projects. The committee may need some additional time to better understand how these changes would be implemented and what the impact to project development would be. So, therefore, I really, really reluctantly oppose this amendment.
Nick Rahall: “I thank the chairman. Mr. Chairman, I really, really--I mean, I really reluctantly oppose this amendment. Some concerns…”
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