I certainly thank our distinguished chair of the subcommittee, Mrs. Wagner of Missouri, for her daily leadership of our agenda to make America more competitive by having the most liquid, competitive capital markets in the world. These bills certainly take a step in that direction to support that goal. I thank my friend from California (Mr. Sherman) for his comments in support of the bill. The gentleman is right, Mr. Speaker. I think we have all learned in our lives that intelligence and wealth aren't directly correlated. This is another example of that, where people are held back from their ability to use their expertise and their knowledge just because they don't have a specific net worth. That is what H.R. 3394, the Fair Investment Opportunities for Professional Experts Act seeks to clarify. Many individuals, whether through work, education, or other experience, have the knowledge to make an informed investment decision, but they are excluded simply because of an income or net worth test.
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Discussing the Fair Investment Opportunities for Professional Experts Act and its implications for capital markets.
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