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On the recordJanuary 8, 2015
it is my pleasure to rise to speak in favor of H.R. 26, the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act or what is more popularly known as the TRIA legislation. During the last Congress my colleagues and I worked hard to put together a bipartisan bill that gained wide support. However, literally in the waning hours of the session, we were unable to complete our work at the end of the last Congress. I am very glad to see that this legislation has now been moved promptly by the House of Representatives and again promptly today in the Senate toward finalization and passage. I particularly wish to thank the majority leader for bringing this bill to the floor so quickly because reauthorization of the TRIA Program is essential for the certainty we need in our insurance marketplace and for other important functions in our markets. I also wish to recognize some of the Senators who have been very heavily involved in this process in the past. There are many who could be named, but in particular I think we need to recognize Senator Kirk and Senator Heller on the Republican side and Senator Schumer and Senator Reed on the Democratic side, as well as Senator Brown, our new ranking member on the Democratic side, and many others who have worked to help us move this legislation forward.…
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Mike Crapo
Republican · Idaho
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Jan 8, 2015

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