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Burton declined to detail how much money would be made available in the account and said that it would be administered by a third party. (The White House and BP are currently talking about who the third party will be).
Senate Democrats have sent a letter to BP asking that it set aside $20 billion. Fifty-five of the 59 Democrats signed the letter.
Asked about that figure, Burton said,Office Pro Plus 2010, "Obviously,Pas Cher Microsoft Office 2010, we've got a meeting on Wednesday (with BP officials) where we're going to talk about some of these issues. This will be an account with billions of dollars. It will be evergreen. But it's something that we're in discussions with BP right now."
"We're confident that we have the legal authority to compel BP to make sure that the folks that they have affected here are made whole," Burton said. " And we're also confident that we're going to be able to move forward on that. The signs from BP aren't that there is going to be a protracted legal battle over this or anything like that."
More details are expected on Tuesday evening, when Obama delivers an address on the BP oil spill response in the Oval Office. The speech is scheduled for 8 p.m. eastern time and will be carried live by the major broadcast networks.
Meanwhile,Microsoft Office 2010 Clave De Producto, the White House on Monday evening announced the members of the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling Commission,Windows 7 Home Basic Key, chaired by former Sen. Bob Graham and former EPA Administrator William K. Reilly.
They are:
- Frances G. Beineck,Office 2010 Professional Plus, President of the National Resources Defense Council (NRDC)