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I introduced a bill last year that included a provision to do just that and I have long been an advocate for the structural change within FDA to enhance the role of the Office of Generic Drugs.

These provisions were based on the ideas and proposals contained in the Drug Safety Enhancement Act, which I introduced with Mr. Dingell, Mr. Waxman, and Ms. DeGette.

I am eager to hear your testimony about FDA's progress in implementing the Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act, or FDASIA.

The user fees are an essential component of FDA's funding. They help to ensure a predictable and efficient review process so that the American public has access to safe and effective healthcare products.

It is important that American consumers have access to these safe, effective, and low cost alternatives more quickly, which is why the provisions in the generic drug user fee agreement were so important.

These are significant signs of progress. They show we are on our way to dramatically expanding health insurance coverage in this Nation.

Because of the Affordable Care Act millions of Americans who would have gone uninsured will have coverage.

If the Republicans think that--and Dr. Burgess said it that the reimbursement rate is too low and that is why doctors don't want to take Medicaid, then raise the reimbursement rate.