We believe the TRIA bill is a very, very important bill. Chairman Frank has been very involved in this, as have bipartisan Members of the Financial Services Committee been involved in this. ... The TRIA bill, as you observed, has raised an issue of PAYGO, as to whether or not there is a financial consequence of the legislation. The CBO has made an estimate. Clearly, however, there is no payout if a terrorist attack doesn't happen, so there is a contingency it would have to happen. We are trying to address that, which we did not anticipate, frankly. As a result, however, we are trying to look at this to see whether or not we can both move the legislation as quickly as possible as well as accommodate the issue of PAYGO.
Steny Hoyer: “We believe the TRIA bill is a very, very important bill. Chairman Frank has been very involved in this, as have…”
On the recordSeptember 7, 2007
Source
govinfo.govEditor's note · Context
Discussing the importance and challenges of the TRIA bill during a House floor debate.
Share
More from Steny Hoyer
Sep 25, 2026
As long as we keep investing, I think we’re going to see the Port of Baltimore become more and more successful.
Oct 7, 2026
This is an exciting announcement for Maryland, and the benefits of this investment and partnership will be felt not only in the greater Baltimore area but all across our state.
Oct 7, 2026
Maryland's Fifth Congressional District is home to a multitude of nonprofit organizations that deliver critical resources and create opportunities for the region.
Sep 26, 2026
This is a direct result of Republicans’ decision to remove eligibility, permit ACA subsidies to lapse, and allow critical tax credits to expire.





