The FDA Reauthorization Act we are considering today provides the FDA the resources it needs to ensure innovative and lifesaving drugs and medical devices are brought to the market in a safe and expedient manner, while providing transparency and certainty to manufacturers. Further, the device inspection and regulatory improvements title reflects language I introduced with Representatives Brooks, Peters, and Butterfield, which sets forth a risk-based approach to medical device establishment inspections and improves predictability for scheduled inspections, among other provisions. Mr. Speaker, I urge my colleagues to support this legislation. I look forward to moving it through Congress and sending it to the President's desk.
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