GEORGE BROWN of California. let me say here. though. that I think that Mr. BROWN merits a commendation not only from me as chairman of the committee. but from the whole committee. and certainly the people of the United States concerned with this legislation for the fairness that he has demonstrated throughout the process. the diligence and dedication with which he presided over the subcommittee. I know that he has problems. or might have problems with several parts of the legislation. but disregarding those. which of course he would have to protect as an individual Member at a later time. he has above and beyond the call of duty been fair to everyone who has come before the committee. from a migrant worker to corporate presidents and everyone in between has been treated with fairness and with respect as they presented their differing or contested views to the subcommittee. With that. Mr.