This has been quite an enlightening panel. I have been writing down some of your recommendations.

I think this is good news. We will want to work with them.

I believe in recovery. I believe in lives being restored and every individual living up to their full God-given potential and doing so drug-free.

We want to know what to do here because this deadly epidemic is something that we have to address.

Of all the nations of the world, America consumes the most opium, in one form or another.

We have to set our eyes on the goal of full recovery, not just addiction maintenance.

We continue our oversight series today by listening to law enforcement and public health officials who are working at the on the front lines to protect our communities and our families in this national epidemic.

I believe it directly incorporates the minimum requirements set forth in your December final rule.

Are you concerned as well that that basically means we are going to punt our authority here by relying on the courts for enforcement?

So this is a big challenge for Congress. It is going to require continued investment and commitment in Congress and in industry.

But my colleague, Renee Ellmers, and I have started the Grid Innovation Caucus.

It is imperative that we establish a clear understanding of the issues we face.