Yes. Well, export.gov really is that--Mr. Friedman also mentioned the need for a one-stop shop.

I know that we have another panel to do, so I think, as interested as we are in what everybody has to say, we will do one more question each before we bring on the second panel.

It is essential that we in the delegation focus on ways that we can support your companies to provide good jobs for the state's residents.

The economic struggles our country is facing have put the issues of exporting and free trade on the front burner.

Let me also point out that the record of this hearing will be open for two weeks.

Accessing foreign markets remains a challenge for small businesses, but it is also a real opportunity.

Yes, enjoy what we have to offer.

Senator Ayotte and I are delighted to be here with all of you.

I am really pleased to be chairing this hearing on small business exporting with my colleague, Senator Ayotte.

Thank you for coming out on such a beautiful afternoon to join with us in talking about the importance of exporting to small business.

Washington must fully commit to helping create an environment that is conducive to job creation.

Were you suggesting that you think there ought to be legislation that requires that?

And one of the things that I think would be very helpful to everybody on the Small Business Committee, not just Senator Ayotte and I, would be to get copies of the council's letters, like the one you just read from, so that we can see what…

And can I just ask for the benefit of our audience, how can people access the tariff tool and the other tools?

We like that.

Thank you very much.

I am eager for the Senate to finally bring these agreements forward for us to debate them and to have votes on them.

There is a tremendous opportunity for us to increase our efforts in this area.