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This is an important issue, and this hearing will allow the committee to hear from experienced and well-educated witnesses who can provide more context on our affordable housing policies and the sections of the tax code that were written…

S. 548 includes a provision that would prohibit States from requiring local approval of LIHTC developments.

NHC strongly urges the Committee to advance the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act as part of any tax legislation it considers.

We are especially grateful for the leadership of Finance Committee Chairman Hatch, Committee Ranking Member Wyden, and Committee Member Cantwell in championing legislation to expand and strengthen the Housing Credit.

S. 548 would transfer that responsibility from Treasury to the States.

Congress should expand and strengthen the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit.

This cap increase would allow States to make meaningful progress towards meeting the housing needs of their low-income residents.

We applaud Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch's and Committee member Senator Maria Cantwell's leadership in championing legislation to expand and strengthen the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit.

Tax reform presents a unique opportunity to create an outcome based framework that encourages greater private capital investment in attainable housing.

it's my hope that we're able to bring the two sides together on this issue in the months ahead.

Americans don't want to pay a single dime of Federal money to pay for the President's wall. During the Presidential campaign, this was a very provocative claim, and he said Mexico would pay for it. So why does the defense appropriations…

I would like to speak in support of the Southern Utah Open OHV Areas Act which would establish much-needed guaranteed protections for recreational access.

I rise today to once again remind my Senate colleagues what is at stake with the procedural vote that took place today. The Senate voted on the motion to proceed to the House-passed budget reconciliation bill. The Senate will now start…

Unfortunately, for too long members of the OHV community in Washington County have had to deal with increased uncertainty about long-term OHV access.

Riding off-highway vehicles, or OHVs, is an integral part of the local culture.

I appreciate the Committee giving fair consideration to this legislation and providing me the opportunity to speak with you here today.

That is why I introduced legislation that would give certainty to the OHV community by ensuring that the most treasured area for OHV access is preserved.

This bill is the result of locally-driven collaborative processes that empower local stakeholders instead of federal bureaucrats.