Mr. Speaker, I would like to yield myself 30 seconds to point out that today, on the first day in office of a new British Government, let us send to Prime Minister David Cameron and to the people of the United Kingdom a clear message of our friendship and our commitment to this special relationship. I ask my colleagues to join me in support of this important measure. I yield back the balance of my time.
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