I thank the gentleman for yielding. This amendment will make evidence-based prevention approaches a reality. We all know that many evidence-based approaches save more money than they cost. This will allow the private sector to make those investments and prove that we are right. So I want to thank the gentleman from Maryland for introducing the amendment and thank him and the gentleman from Indiana for their leadership. This is a great amendment, Madam Chair. I trust it will be adopted, and we will be able to make great progress in education and other social services.
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