請教一個LSAT選項的翻譯

cdwayne

The legislation of a country recently considered a bill designed to reduce the uncertainty inherent in the ownership of art by specifying certain conditions that must be met before an allegedly stolen work of art can be reclaimed by a plaintiff. The bill places the burden of proof in reclamation litigation entirely on the plaintiff, who must demonstrate that the holder of an item knew at the time of purchase that it had been stolen. Additionally, the bill creates a uniform national statute of limitations for reclamation of stolen cultural property.

Testifying in support of the bill, James D, Burke, a citizen of the country and one of its leading art museum directors, specially praised the inclusion of a statute of limitations; otherwise, he said, other countries could seek to reclaim valuable art objects, no matter how long they have been held by the current owner or how legitimately they were acquired. Any country could enact a patrimony law stating that anything ever made within the boundaries of that country is its cultural property. Burke expressed the fear that lead to ruinous legal defense costs for museums.

However, because such reclamation suits have not yet been a problem, there is little basis for Burke's concern. In fact, the proposed legislation would establish too many unjustifiable barriers to the location and recovery of stolen objects.

18. The author suggests that in the country mentioned in line 1, litigation involving the reclamation of stolen works of art has been

(A) less common than Burke fears it will become without passage of a national stature of limitations for reclamation of stolen cultural property.

後面的 without passage of a national stature of limitations for reclamation of stolen cultural property. 是修飾那部分呢? 謝謝

cdwayne

自己頂一下, 可以有人幫忙一下嗎?

cdwayne

看來沒望了, 謝謝大家