I can't think of a more important issue to tackle.

This is something that is affecting every part of America, and it is, in fact, a crisis.

I would disagree with you from a standpoint of the value of OIRA.

This is saving real dollars for the American people.

One, thank you for the job that you're doing. And today you're getting the applause, and not only of members of Congress, but certainly, the American people.

If the gentlewoman would yield, actually we had a hearing on that, we'll be glad to get your staff a whole lot of information on that particular issue.

I want to thank each one of you for your testimony.

It is not every day that we get to hold hearings and highlight good news about Federal regulations.

Stability and certainty in the legal environment means ensuring that people can innovate and live their lives with confidence.

If you believe in due process than why not--if we are going to have SIFI (systemically important financial institutions) designations...

I think we do monitor well, and I think Mrs. Wade has--has testified to that, as have all the other 50 States who have done very well in protecting their consumers.

And should we not have somebody at the table with insurance experience and a regulatory scheme at the table with the IAIS, instead of somebody in a regulatory scheme for the Federal Government?

Look, as a strong proponent of the State-based system, I think it is a tremendous example of States' rights and something that has worked significantly well.

No, there is no due process--

The number one job in the country today is a compliance officer. Isn't that a shame?

Insurance is ultimately about how we, as a Nation, manage risk.

We are facing a skills gap in this country, and the cybersecurity sector is not immune from its impact.

for our trade remedies to be meaningful, it is essential that they be enforced, and the failure to collect these duties harms North Carolina businesses.