Those are. first. development assistance provision for India. in which this committee has allowed some $25 million less than the House authorized and $15.500.000 less than the Senate committee authorized. and that does not represent a Senate figure either. so that it is properly a subject for amendment. Second. restoration of $12 million for bilateral technical assistance. Third. restoration of some $17 million for our contributions to United Nations technical assistance. and finally. an appropriation of $500.000 for hardcore refugees being cared for by the United Nations agency. which is in the House bill but not in the Senate bill. The Senate has not yet had an opportunity to act on that matter. which is a humanitarian question. Therefore. we cannot quarrel with that until such time as the Senate decides to make that obligation a law.
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