Madam Speaker, I thank Subcommittee Chair Doyle, the ranking member of the subcommittee, and the chairman of the full committee as well for their support. The spectrum landscape has changed dramatically since 2003, Madam Speaker, with increased demand for wireless spectrum, fueling new technologies and possibilities. While spectrum auctions have occurred over the years, the memorandum of understanding between NTIA and the FCC has not been updated to reflect the ever-changing landscape. While these agencies have recently made strides to update the MOU since I introduced this bill last Congress, codifying this action will ensure that these agencies are held accountable to get the job done. After hearing from both the NTIA and the FCC leadership over the last several weeks, I am glad to see this legislation move forward in the House and encourage the Senate to also see its importance in preventing agency miscommunication as we manage the Nation's spectrum. Madam Speaker, we need to get this through.
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