We must figure out a more effective way to get these products out of the hands of consumers--out of the hands of children.

the recall completion rates for consumer products--including children's products--are so low it's just sad.

Neither Takata nor GM has any reason to be proud of their track records when it comes to recalls.

a few weeks ago I brought to the attention of the Senate the continuing new challenges that we have with the Internet and the fact that so much material is available to all of us, including our youngest citizens, indeed, our toddlers. The…

Because you get particularly a foreign product that comes in and it is defective, and yet people don't realize it.

Because companies are under no legal obligation whatsoever to notify effectively and to actually carry out the recall.

This is a little commission that I appreciate so much, because you are the one group that is standing between defective products and the consuming public.

if there is an imminent hazard, the Commission has ample authority to act

Do you need additional authority?

Their willingness to come forward is pitifully low. It is something like only 4 percent.

The government of China has kept hands off.

A few years ago, we were talking about a bill called the Foreign Manufacturers Legal Accountability Act.