Yes, some of them are legislative.
I raised briefly in my opening remarks something I would like people to reflect on...
It is kind of hard to drive forward looking in your rear view mirror.
It seems that we are now pointing toward a needed statutory change because your own opinion has been found wanting by a court.
It seems to me that the interpretation of the court, if accurate, makes this very inflexible.
Both the Administration and Congress has supported, even through declining budget cycles more stock assessments.
But, on the other hand, we are dealing with people's lives and livelihoods here, and many are multigenerational families who have fished.
During the first 20 years of federal fisheries management under the Magnuson-Stevens Act we saw boom and bust cycles, dangerous derby fishin...
I share concerns about the data, and we have to find ways to better integrate the scientists with those who actually are on the water and do...
The Telecommunications Act of 1996 is old enough to get its driver's license, the Cable Act is old enough to drink alcohol legally.
In a world where video technology is rapidly changing, are the laws keeping pace and fostering a free market?
Specifically, my discussion draft would give the FCC explicit statutory authority to prevent broadcast television blackouts;
Magnuson-Stevens has made some tremendous progress, but I agree with you that the law, as currently written, particularly some of the amendm...
I also want to commend Ranking Member Eshoo for recently putting her own reform ideas on the table with the release of the Video Choice Act.
You should be compensated for your content, network investments or intellectual property.
I applaud you for successfully moving this subcommittee beyond an initial information-gathering and educational phase on these very technica...
The only way we can act in the best interest of consumers is in a way that prevents the government from picking winners and losers and it is...
We look forward to working with Chairman Walden, Ranking Member Eshoo, Congressman Scalise, and the entire subcommittee.
