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On the recordMarch 8, 2021
Mr. Speaker, over the past 10 years we have made a lot of progress in making Congress more transparent and accountable. After years of persistence, I was pleased to see that the House finally adopted the comparative text rule that I proposed. The comparative text rule made it possible for Members of the House and the public to actually see and understand exactly what a bill changes. Every legislature in the country does that. But sadly, boom, in an instant this year the House abolished that rule, even though it was a top priority with the bipartisan Government Efficiency, Accountability, and Reform Task Force for commonsense solutions to a better government. Now, Mr. Speaker, that is shameful. ____________________
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Bill Posey
Republican · Florida

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