I appreciate the comments from Congressman Walden. I would say, in this particular case with this particular amendment, this is not the government asking for information from entities that don't want to provide it. Just the opposite, the Tribal communities in my State and across the United States of America want to provide this information and want this very detailed consultation with the FCC so that we can provide better investments on Tribal lands. This is a situation where government involvement is very much welcomed by the entities that we are asking the FCC to better consult with. This is welcome government intervention. Mr. Chairman, I yield the balance of my time to the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. Michael F. Doyle).
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