As the Congressman has stated, his amendment merely ensures that HUD will take no action between now and the end of FY 2011 to bar the Chinese drywall victims from eligibility from HUD's special mitigation and forbearance program. Since this does not create a new program or new spending, it just ensures an existing effort by HUD to extend aid to Chinese drywall victims remains in place through FY 2011, I commend the gentleman on his amendment, and I support the gentleman's amendment.
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The speaker supports an amendment related to aid for Chinese drywall victims.
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