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Pete Sessions: I would like to run through very quickly the organizations that do support this commonsense OSHA reform, and I am just…

On the recordMay 18, 2004
I would like to run through very quickly the organizations that do support this commonsense OSHA reform, and I am just going to run through a few: The National Center For Assisted Living, National Council on Chain Restaurants, National Federation of Independent Businesses, United States Chamber, National Restaurant Association, National Retail Federation, National Soft Drink Association. And, Mr. Speaker, I will submit this list at this point for the Record. Organizations Supporting Common Sense OSHA Reforms Dear Colleague: The House today will consider four common sense OSHA reform measures (H.R. 2728, H.R. 2729, H.R. 2730, and H.R. 2731) to ensure OSHA enforcement efforts are fair for small businesses that make good faith efforts to comply with all health and safety laws. These reforms will improve worker safety by making it easier for employers to work voluntarily and proactively with OSHA to ensure safe and secure workplaces.
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Pete Sessions
Republican · Texas

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Discussing support for OSHA reform measures during House debate.

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