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our citizens override this and other similar considerations?
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Now, aside from the question of what does all
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this mean, consider the additional bureaucratic agency that
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will not only be created, but be perpetuated under this
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particular section, regardless of its size and scope, it
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will never protect people from themselves, but it will turn
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an agency of our government into a complaint department
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that may be forced to advertise your money cheerfully
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refunded."
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I urge you to vote for the reconsideration, and
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then delete this section.
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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Boyer.
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DELEGATE BOYER: Mr. Chairman, I would like to
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yield to Delegate Bard.
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THE PRESIDENT. I will recognize Delegate Bard
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afterward. You do not desire to speak?
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DELEGATE BOYER: No, sir. We had this worked
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out.
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THE PRESIDENT: Very well. Delegate Bard .
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DELEGATE BARD: Mr. President, speakers are
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arranged in terms of speaking time. I have talked with
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