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Patrick J. Tiberi: I always tell constituents back home when they ask me what the most important part of my job is, I tell them it is about…

On the recordJune 21, 2006
I always tell constituents back home when they ask me what the most important part of my job is, I tell them it is about helping people. This legislation today is really all about helping people, especially our senior citizens. This bill renews our commitment to the vital programs our older Americans use every day in our communities, in our neighborhoods, and especially in their homes. The Committee on Education and the Workforce voted unanimously to favorably report out the Senior Independence Act of 2006 to the floor today. It is the product of months of hard work to reauthorize and make meaningful amendments to the Older Americans Act. We have heard from national, from State, from local stakeholders and advocates, those involved directly in the output of services under this act. {time} 1130 We heard from constituents, seniors themselves, those on the receiving end of services, as the subcommittee went into the field and held field hearings in Edinburg, Texas, in Congressman Ruben Hinojosa's district, and in Westerville, Ohio, in my district. The vast aging network contributed greatly to the reauthorization process. My gratitude goes out to all of them for their commitment to our seniors and to the mission of the act itself.…

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