Mr. Speaker, I include in the Record the Statement of Administration Policy. It notes that ``The outdated regulations in place before this rulemaking did not ensure that financial advisers act in their clients' best interest when giving retirement investment advice. Instead, some firms have incentivized advisers to steer clients into products that have higher fees and lower returns . . .'' Statement of Administration Policy H.J. Res. 88--Disapproval of Department of Labor Rule on Fiduciary Responsibility of Financial Advisers--Rep. Roe, R-TN, and 30 cosponsors The Administration strongly opposes H.J. Res. 88 because the bill would overturn an important Department of Labor final rule critical to protecting Americans' hard-earned savings and preserving their retirement security. The outdated regulations in place before this rulemaking did not ensure that financial advisers act in their clients' best interest when giving retirement investment advice. Instead, some firms have incentivized advisers to steer clients into products that have higher fees and lower returns--costing American families an estimated $17 billion a year.…
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Mr. Chair, I thank the gentleman for his amendment, which restates what most of us think is present law, that violence is not protected by the First Amendment. I reserve the balance of my time.
Mr. Speaker, I yield such time as she may consume to the gentlewoman from Connecticut (Mrs. Hayes), the vice ranking member of the Committee on Education and the Workforce.
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