So is it realistic to believe that at some point all the collections will be online?

Well, I would just agree with Mr. Ryan's comment. That is why I am late.

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This bill further advances this Subcommittee's agenda of an 'all-of-the-above' water supply strategy.

This bill by Representative Newhouse represents a common-sense approach to reform and streamline the feasibility study process.

This legislation exhibits years of hard work, determination, and certainly collaboration.

We are tremendously grateful to Representative Dan Newhouse and Representative Dave Reichert for their tireless work in supporting the Yakima Basin Integrated Plan.

This bill provides water users with the certainty needed to pursue and invest in these projects.

My hope is, with this legislation, to achieve the same streamlined process for BOR and BIA that was developed for the Corps.

I am here today on behalf of the Yakima Basin Working Group in support of this Subcommittee's efforts to congressionally authorize the Bureau of Reclamation.

I would like to thank my colleague, Congressman Reichert, for his continued partnership on these efforts.

The Yakima River Basin Plan is a model of collaboration that offers a solution to give water users more certainty.

Water is vital for the livelihoods and prosperity of communities in the western United States.

Representative Newhouse has offered up H.R. 4419, a variation of H.R.

Water is vital for the livelihoods and the prosperity of our communities in the western United States.

We need to get serious about our water future, and this bill is a step in the right direction.

I want to make it crystal clear that nothing in this bill undercuts public input.