I've been willing to do that since February.

These four individuals have all exhibited the level of accomplishment and excellence that Secretary Christopher and I have pledged that our Ambassadors would have.

If we can reform these procurement practices, we can probably do more there than in any other area of our national life in the short run to restore the confidence of the American people in their Government.

This is a Government report that's fun to read.

The Treaty will establish an agreed-upon legal basis for the protection and encouragement of investment.

I think that there will be a new enthusiasm for things that are government reform.

This is a different historical moment.

I transmit herewith the Treaty Between the United States of America and the Republic of Moldova Concerning the Encouragement and Reciprocal Protection of Investment.

I believe, from all accounts, is willing to go everywhere and anywhere it can in order to sell this, and has done an extraordinary job.

The goal is to get as much through as quickly as possible.

We expect that in the next month or so, that information will be available.

The commitment is to reduce the government by 252,000.

A specific tenet, reflected in this Treaty, is that U.S. investment abroad and foreign investment in the United States should receive fair, equitable, and nondiscriminatory treatment.

I think we all owe an enormous debt of gratitude to the Vice President for the difficult and thorough work which has been done.

We believe that a significant number of those people can be eliminated or used to serve customers better.

It is designed to encourage economic opportunity—including investment, trade, and growth—in both countries.

Joe Velasquez understands the importance of increasing voters' involvement in the political process, and I am confident he will ensure Americans of all concerns have a voice in our Government.

They want to see some results.