Amendment103rd Congress
Amendment sought to eliminate language that requires property owners to provide information on radon hazards to prospective buyers or renters, to disclose the results of any known radon tests, and to include in sales contracts a radon warning statement and buyer acknowledgement that the prospective buyer was given an opportunity to test the property for radon. It would have instead required the EPA to develop a program to disseminate radon informational pamphlets in high radon areas.
- Amendment Number
- 801
- Description
- Amendment sought to eliminate language that requires property owners to provide information on radon hazards to prospective buyers or renters, to disclose the results of any known radon tests, and to include in sales contracts a radon warning statement and buyer acknowledgement that the prospective buyer was given an opportunity to test the property for radon. It would have instead required the EPA to develop a program to disseminate radon informational pamphlets in high radon areas.
- Purpose
- An amendment to eliminate the provisions of the bill that require property owners to provide information on radon hazards to prospective buyers or renters and to disclose the results of any known radon tests, and to include in sales contracts a radon warning statement and buyer acknowledgement that the prospective buyer was given an opportunity to test the property for radon. The Oxley amendment would instead require the EPA to develop a program to disseminate radon informational pamphlets in high radon areas.
- Congress
- 103
- Type
- HAMDT
- Latest Action Date
- Jul 28, 1994
- Latest Action Text
- On agreeing to the Oxley amendment (A001) Failed by recorded vote: 193 - 227 (Roll no. 360).
- Latest Action Time
- 14:56:17
- Submitted Date
- Jul 28, 1994
- Chamber
- House of Representatives
- Update Date
- Aug 15, 2021