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December 21, 2007
As a great holiday present for kids, the House and Senate increased
the CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) allocation in the
Appropriations Bill to $80 million for FY08, $17 million more than the
commission received last year and $16.75 million more than the Administration's
request. The provision also bans manufacturer-sponsored travel for CPSC
officials.
However, the CPSC bill will not become law before the end of the year. This week the House unanimously passed the Consumer Product Safety Modernization Act but the Senate will not move on their version of the bill before the end of the year. This means that it's less likely that toys sold next year would be affected by regulatory changes. Senator Mark Pryor (D-AR), our lead Senate sponsor, has pledged early action in 2008. News You Don't Want to Toy With Budget
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