I strongly support Promise Neighborhoods. It is vital to comprehensively serve an entire neighborhood and create a pipeline of programs for children.

It is our analysis, there is no statutory authority to implement an enforceable permit program.

Do you use current authority to collect user fees to carry out TSCA?

I would encourage you as we work through this process, prioritization, I think it is a have-to, and this is something we can do.

Does EPA have the expertise and the capability to prioritize substances in commerce for further review and assessment?

How many work plan chemicals has EPA completed action on so far and how many in fiscal 2014?

This bill is really an antihuman rights bill, I think.

I think it is important for us to get it right, and I think we have got to have comfort with this.

We take an oath to support and defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. We take that seriously.

And I would just end, Joe Barton stole the phrase I was going to use from Ronald Reagan, trust but verify.

I find it hard to believe that the most transparent Administration in the history of the universe would not want the Congress to be informed on how this process would work.

I share NTIA's belief that this temporary stewardship should come to an end in the near future.

This is a critical opportunity to reaffirm the United States' commitment to a multi-stakeholder approach to Internet governance and policy-making.

The United States continues to stand up for the multi-stakeholder model time and again in international forums.

Our efforts should be seen as a vote of confidence that the successful bottom-up decentralized model will continue to preserve and protect the Internet.

Nor can I overstate the threat from foreign governments who seek to control, tax, censor, and otherwise impose their own agendas on the Internet.

If there are not sufficient safeguards in place to prevent foreign government intrusion, then this concept should go no further.

That's why the House has unanimously passed both a resolution and legislation that affirm our policy that the United States should promote a global Internet, free from government control.