Mr. Speaker, in regard to my colleague's request for a colloquy, I will just say that it is necessary to do a CRA because the previous administration issued bad resource management plans. Had they not issued bad resource management plans, then we wouldn't be here today. The thing about a CRA is if Congress passes this law, then another administration can't go back and put it in place. I think that is why my colleagues fear this process of using the CRA because then it would be up to a future Congress to go back and undo what we do in this Congress if we actually pass a Congressional Review Act. Again, we are here today because the Biden administration decided to unbalance the scales and put onerous burdens on States, on our natural resources, and on the ability to produce our energy here. They started it by issuing the bad RMP. Hopefully, we will finish it by passing the CRA.
Bruce Westerman: “Mr. Speaker, in regard to my colleague's request for a colloquy, I will just say that it is necessary to do a CRA…”
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Discussing the need for a Congressional Review Act in response to previous administration's resource management plans.
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