Debbie Dingell

We have got to ensure that consumers are the ultimate arbiter of the data while allowing companies to perform any action that consumers should reasonably expect

I believe that we must move away from this failed approach and support data minimization.

To best safeguard America's sensitive information we need privacy by design, not privacy through popups

So, despite knowing the challenges teachers were facing and acknowledging the pandemic's health risks, especially in hotspots, Ms. Weingarten, were you ever given guidance by the Trump Administration on how to safely return to in-person…

I share all my colleagues' concerns on both sides of the aisle about the impact of this pandemic on our children.

The climate crisis is real, and it is going to impact every aspect of our daily lives.

It is an economic security issue, it is an energy security issue, and it is a national security issue.

We are already behind other countries, and that is a problem.

We couldn't adequately fund the ESA consultation and related permitting activities in the IRA.

Let's stay on permitting, which is another subject I feel very strongly on.

I have concerns on, quite frankly, and we are not going to get there without really addressing this issue.

We have to strengthen our domestic supply chains for critical minerals from mining and processing to recycling.

One of my top priorities is ensuring that as a country, we have the capacity to reach our full potential when it comes to building out electric vehicles and the charging infrastructure.

Due to reconciliation rules, we couldn't adequately fund the ESA consultation and related permitting activities in the IRA.

In the Inflation Reduction Act, we provided the Department of the Interior with $150 million to increase staffing capacity and resources for permitting activities.

We also know that our current mining law, which has not been meaningfully updated in 150 years, tips the scales toward mining companies and away from communities who need to have a fair say in the decision making.

It is critical for our nation's airports to transition from AFFF to PFAS-free firefighting foam alternatives as soon as possible.

This is a bipartisan problem and deserves bipartisan solutions.

We will need to work together, Republicans and Democrats, to advance meaningful, bipartisan reauthorization legislation.

In order to protect human health and our environment it is critical for our nation's airports to transition from AFFF to PFAS-free firefighting foam alternatives as soon as possible.

I take this virus very seriously. I don't want to see it again. So, we are not going to solve it partisanly.

Unfortunately, discussions, debates, and investigations in this country have become highly politicized in every arena. OK, in the Congress, we expect it, but I hope we can minimize it on this committee because I am worried about the next…

I'm just--people don't understand what's happening.

And, Chairman Khan, in 4 seconds, do you know any good reason why Apple and Google continue to let app developers use SDKs and applications offered on their mobile application platforms?

If we can seriously expect the FTC to enforce these critical protections among its many responsibilities, we are going to have to make sure that you've got adequate funding and staffing to do so.