I thank the gentleman for yielding. I rise in support of H.R. 477, and I want to thank Chairman Hensarling and Chairman Huizenga for their hard work on this effort. While we are finally seeing improvements in our economy, we will not experience its full potential until we fully unleash American small businesses. As chairman of the House Small Business Committee, I frequently hear from small-business owners that regulations are preventing their growth and expansion. The bill before us today addresses one of the many regulatory hurdles that stand in the way of small business development. Reducing red tape on brokers would decrease the burdens on small businesses that are going through the next phase of their growth, including transitions in ownership. This should be a time of expansion and increased opportunities, not higher cost and bureaucratic red tape. Let's work together on behalf of our Nation's small businesses so they can continue to grow today and create the jobs of tomorrow. {time} 1530
On the recordDecember 7, 2017
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