Washington, D.C. has gone through some recent weather events and other things and we see continued gridlock in communications.

I can't think of a more frustrating example of families through no fault of their own being kind of ping-ponged from one governmental entity to another.

China should take responsibility for the products that they allow to be sold in this country and other countries.

But, we've run into some brick walls ourselves.

I think the Subcommittee, as well as the full Committee, would be interested to know what the Chinese government and Chinese companies response is...

OK. Well, that's helpful.

Thank you again for inviting Mr. Neal Cohen, Small Business Ombudsman, U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), to provide testimony...

What about the plumbing?

This committee should work to restore the credit of families who, through no fault of their own, have lost their homes due to this toxic product be it via short sale, bankruptcy or foreclosure.

Chinese corporations should have to register in this country, just like domestic corporations.

If this is not illegal, then laws need to be changed.