The distribution of program resources must be made more consistent across all states, especially in our rural areas.
Joni Ernst
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Joni Kay Ernst is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Iowa since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, she is the first woman to represent Iowa in the U.S. Senate. Ernst has focused on issues such as agriculture, rural development, and veterans' affairs throughout her tenure. She has been an advocate for bipartisan efforts to address the needs of rural communities and has emphasized the importance of legislation that supports farmers and agricultural interests in Iowa.
I think we need to modify the way we think about childcare because not everybody works a 9 to 5 position.
The Accountability in Women-Owned Small Business Contracting Act eliminates self-certification in the program.
I'm proud to say my bipartisan Small Business Childcare Investment Act with Senator Rosen passed out of our committee just last week.
President Biden has issued nearly $360 billion in new regulatory costs on our small businesses.
Earlier this year, I introduced the PROVEIT Act which will hold federal agencies accountable when they overlook important due diligence requirements as they impose sweeping regulations that maybe aren't right for small businesses.
The Accountability in Women-Owned Small Business Contracting Act eliminates self-certification in the program.
I'm proud to say my bipartisan Small Business Childcare Investment Act with Senator Rosen passed out of our committee just last week.
I think it's important to point out when we do have failures in the system and then how do we correct those failures.
The Accountability in Women-Owned Small Business Contracting Act eliminates self-certification in the program and holds federal agencies to task.
I thank Senator Ernst for mentioning the Small Business Childcare Investment Act because I think that's one of those opportunities.
The distribution of program resources must be made more consistent across all states, especially in our rural areas.
President Biden has issued nearly $360 billion in new regulatory costs on our small businesses.
Earlier this year, I introduced the PROVEIT Act which will hold federal agencies accountable when they overlook important due diligence requirements as they impose sweeping regulations that maybe aren't right for small businesses.





