The House of Representatives has indicated its displeasure with that procedure. as well as some Members of the Senate. because most generally the reprograming of the $6 million came from small programs that had already been cut or had not had increased funding. So. on behalf of this particular need. and with the strong support of the chairman. the Senator from Washington . I offered the amendment in the appropriations markup session to add some $20 million to the refugee program. and Senator MAGNUSON had suggested that that figure be changed to $18 million. which we agreed to. That figure is computed on the basis that there is considered to be a requirement of about $450 per student for this special educational activity. The $18 million that we would add would then be distributed through the State agencies of education. to get to the local school districts for the assistance required at this time and in anticipation of the increased assistance to be required in the months ahead.