the statute contains a broad definition of personal information.

Am I correct that you are not required by the statute to determine whether changing the definition of personal information will unreasonably impede technological innovation?

the status quo is no longer acceptable.

There is agreement on both sides of the aisle that job training programs play an important role in the success of our workforce.

An improved job training system must empower state leaders to pursue policies that best meet the needs of the local workforce.

The status quo is no longer acceptable.

Wasting state and federal resources is a disservice to taxpayers and workers.

What are the Army's plans to address these health and safety requirements before Fort Monroe is transferred to Virginia at the end of fiscal year 2011?

Madam Speaker, the end this week of Don't Ask, Don't Tell shows us that we have nothing to fear and can only gain by extending liberty and equality to all of our citizens. Brave young men and women will not be denied the opportunity to…

Mr. Speaker, here we go again. Just yesterday this continuing resolution failed because of widespread concerns with the plan to offset disaster relief funding from a key Department of Energy program. One day later we're having the exact…

Madam Speaker, the fact that we are even debating the substance of this continuing resolution is a telling statement about the priorities of the current House majority. FEMA's disaster relief fund, after all, is operating on fumes. Since…

Thank you for your testimony. Chairman Schapiro, thank you for the work you have rendered to your government and your service.

Ultimately, I think the findings of the Inspector General, as we will hear, is that there were some lapses and that there are some changes that need to be made within the organization.

I think it is alarming to find out that someone who may have had a financial interest in the Madoff settlement was actually handling many of the very high-level discussions that were going on at the SEC.

My concern with the purpose of the ban on general solicitation--I, obviously, want to limit fraud and certain communications that would lead to fraud.

But it seems like this ban from the SEC really is simply choking off capital right now.

Most startups have a difficult time accessing the capital they need.

The Entrepreneur Access to Credit Act simply heeds the President's call to cut the red tape for startups.