For the record, H.R. 2930 creates a new exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 for what we call ``crowdfunding'' securities. I think the record should have a definition. Crowdfunding refers to a technique for raising money over the Internet in relatively small amounts from a large number of people. And that's the exemption that's being sought pursuant to this bill, a different way to raise money. Would the gentleman agree? I yield to my friend from North Carolina. Mr. McHENRY. I thank my colleague for submitting that for the record, the definition. Now, the intention is that you have an Internet portal of sorts, but this could be done on any mass basis. But the disclosures have to be very clear--which we specify in the legislation--and we've given the SEC the ability to specify additional pieces. I have a technical amendment to clarify what the Securities and Exchange Commission staff thinks is very important to add to this bill. But I do appreciate the gentleman offering the definition.
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