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Margy Waller
07/07/2000 02:04:54 PM
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Subject: re: IDA amendments
I totally agree with you - no one wants to make waves. I think what especially interested Ray about
retroactivity was the ability to reconfigure admin budgets (but there may have been other things) Let me
know what the lawyer says and then we'll decide what to do next.
[email protected] (Carmen Nazario)
[email protected] (Ca nen Nazario)
07/07/2000 01:35:27 PM
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Subject: re: IDA amendments
Hi, Margy. Of course on number 2. On the first question raised by Ray , I
don't know how they can be retroactive, unless a specific provision was
written in to make them so. A law is normally effective after enacted or even
at a later date, when stipulated. I have a call in to the attorney working on
this and I'll let you know as soon as I talk to him. If we have to write
something into the law to make these amendments retroactive, I think that
would be a bad idea which could stir up trouble we don't need. We have
discussed this issue before and had decided that there are not that many
participants out there yet to cause any difficulties. The amendments are more
liberalizung than restriting, so I think we will be fine. Anything tht
detracts from the objective of getting them passed, I think would be bad.
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From: <[email protected]> on 7/6/00 7:43 PM:
Carmen:
Thanks again for joining us yesterday. A couple follow-up items:
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