Mr. Speaker, I hope that my colleagues who voted for this bill unanimously are as delighted as I am to see H.R. 556, the CFIUS reform bill, once again on this floor, this time headed for the President's desk. Strengthening the system of review of foreign direct investment in this country is, as this body has recognized repeatedly, an important national and strongly bipartisan interest. When the Dubai Ports World matter became front page news a year and a half ago, most Americans had no idea that the Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States existed or what it did. The Dubai Ports World debacle made clear that the CFIUS process needed strengthening and oversight, both to ensure that foreign investment here does not jeopardize our national security in a post-9/11 world and to encourage and support safe foreign investment in this country to create jobs and boost our economy. This bill is designed to accomplish both of these important goals.
Sean Patrick Maloney: “Mr. Speaker, I hope that my colleagues who voted for this bill unanimously are as delighted as I am to see H.R. 556, the…”
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Discussing the CFIUS reform bill and its importance for national security and foreign investment.
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