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Only Congress can legislate and agencies cannot issue regulations unilaterally.
Federal agencies have a very active role assigned to them by Congress, and what they do touches the daily lives of the public.
In 2016 alone, 18 regulations were issued for each law passed by Congress.
Regulation in this space is something that the U.S. we have to get right because poor or rushed policy with respect to cryptocurrency and tokens, in my opinion, it really threatens America's leadership in finance and in technology.
I support reauthorization of these programs. I look forward to hearing about the innovation that's taking place in the animal drugs and how we can support the health of animals and human beings, as well.
This hearing, Mr. Chairman, is so very important and so I associate my comments with the gentlelady from Tennessee that this is bipartisan, bicameral, and these are two pieces of legislation that we must move and do it very quickly.
We are going to do everything we can to make sure that your stories are becoming fewer and fewer until we can get them to be none.
This hearing is not a once-and-done moment. It is a process.
I think what you are doing there could serve as a basis for something that we should identify a way to pilot.
I immediately want to how you pay for it and also how you measure the benefits.
I think that your review of the Durham experience since 2008 was extraordinary.
I think we need less regulation when it burdens the consumers.
The best consumer protections we have out there in any type of regulatory environment in this world and you are saying it is less stringent?
Your testimony is incorrect. It doesn't require this law to come into effect to allow for less stringent regulation, just the opposite.
I want to thank Congressman Rothfus and Congresswoman Beatty for their working together on H.R. 5059 to help provide relief.