I would like to reflect upon the words of Representative Luria. This really is a true bipartisan bill. I would like to thank not just the colleagues on the other side of the aisle but those colleagues from all of our States, Representative Luria, the rest of the Virginia delegation. As I talked about the folks from the Chesapeake Bay delegation, everybody has an interest in this bill. It is an extraordinary effort across many, many different areas where there is common interest, and it is a great example of what we can get done when we are willing to focus on things we have in common rather than those places where we have differences. The one thing we do have in common is the great treasures that have been bestowed upon us by our Creator and our obligation, as humanity, to protect and to enhance those resources, not only now, but for generations to come. Mr. Speaker, I reserve the balance of my time.
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