I have no further requests for time. I would like to thank all of those who have worked on this legislation. This is a fine example of how you take a rather difficult and complicated problem and work through ways by which you can ensure security and that lawful actions are continued in order to make sure that the banking laws are being recognized and being honored and still do something for those people who are dependent on these remittances. I yield back the balance of my time and ask all of my colleagues for their support on this bill.
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