It is time to move forward to a more flexible framework that will spur innovation, expand consumer choice, and better address potential safety concerns.
Bob Latta
The Public Record
Bob Edward Latta is an American politician serving as a member of the United States House of Representatives from Ohio's 5th congressional district since January 4, 2007. A member of the Republican Party, Latta has been involved in various legislative efforts during his tenure, focusing on issues such as energy policy, healthcare, and agriculture. He has served on several committees, contributing to discussions on national security and economic development.
I recently introduced a bill, H.R. 3289, that would require the FCC to list and describe all items to be adopted on delegated authority 48 hours prior to action being taken.
I think it is important that folks back home understand that the folks at the FCC are truly listening to their concerns.
Improving consumer's financial options is a clear example of where new technology is going to push and disrupt established industries.
People no longer feel certain that their children will be better off than they were at their age.
Financial independence and stability is the goal for so many families across this country.
The gentlelady yields back, and the Chair now recognizes for 5 minutes--you're on--the gentleman from Kentucky.
I am excited to learn about some of the new innovative ways businesses are interacting with consumers.
In recognition of the outdoor recreation industry's growing influence, Congress passed the Outdoor Recreation Jobs and Economic Impact Act last year.
Our goal is to continue that progress and ensure that the outdoor recreation industry remains a strong pillar in the United States economy.
In my home State of Ohio where residents come to enjoy the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, the Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, and other public destinations near our beautiful Lake Erie, we have also seen significant economic benefits outdoor…
Through this analysis all the economic activity generated by manufacturers, retailers, service providers, and thousands of other businesses supporting the outdoor recreation across the country will be quantified and incorporated into an…
Deploying and promoting efficient use of spectrum is the two-sided solution we must adopt as wireless communications networks expand.
The free market is the most effective vehicle for continued spectrum development.
Restricting free and open access to spectrum creates barriers to capital investment, innovation, deployment, and puts the Government in the position of picking winners and losers.
Advanced driver assistance systems are crash avoidance technologies that can protect drivers, reduce crashes, and enhance the convenience of driving.
Automated vehicles are going to be developed and they are going to be developed internationally if we don't take the lead on making sure we do it, develop them here and that these technologies are developed in the United States of America.
I look forward to learning more about the capabilities of advanced driver assistance systems currently on the market and how these technologies are increasing vehicle safety and protecting America's motorists.
If there is one thing I am sure about is the ingenuity and grit of my fellow Ohioans to deliver to our constituents.
Leveraging new technology to provide, measure, and improve service to constituents in our communities is the ultimate goal.
If we are serious about improving safety, bringing consumers more and better options and ensuring manufacturing jobs here in America then we must be leaders in the development and application of these materials.





