This bill included a critical affordability provision, which the Senate insisted on an 18 percent individual annual cap.
We also removed the property sales trigger, which had frozen real estate markets and threatened to rob many middle-class...
I want to thank you and your team for this first look at what appears to be a pretty significant problem with process an...
This hearing will come to order. Good morning and welcome to this morning's hearing on the integrity of insurance premiu...
Alaska will take up half of the geographic space of the lower 48, and it deserves its own map.
In recent years this Subcommittee has examined fraud, waste, and abuse in the execution of existing programs, such as th...
I am going to be pressing FEMA very hard on this technology issue.
Yes, I agree with that.
It shouldn't require an act of Congress to get them to do something that would be common sense.
I think we are just going to call it the Menendez-Isakson bill.
You can be outside of a floodplain and flood.
The goal of the Menendez bill was to have a program that people could afford, a very big difference in goals.
I was actually shocked when the floodplain managers opposed our efforts to reform Biggert-Waters.
Can you at least assure me that you will take a look at that and see at least about this new committee that is establish...
I was pleased to work closely with my good friend Senator Bob Menendez to co-author the Senate flood insurance legislati...
After 2 years of arduous work and steadfast determination by a broad coalition of individuals, business groups, and comm...
this one-size-fits-all approach on this flood insurance is not going to work. We have to have a multi-plan.
Maybe we should fire all the lawyers. That might help.
