I submitted legislation called the 'Common Sense in Species Protection Act,' which calls not only for the true measure of the cost of a designation on lives and livelihoods, but for that cost to be considered when making designations.
Doc Hastings: “I submitted legislation called the 'Common Sense in Species Protection Act,' which calls not only for the true measure…”
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Doc Hastings discusses his legislation aimed at reforming how economic impacts are considered in habitat designations.
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Yesterday, before we began our proceedings in the Rules Committee, I asked one of my good friends if he would speak on this rule. It is for the reason that I consider him one of the preeminent constitutional scholars in this institution…
I would advise the gentleman that I have no further speakers, and I too am prepared to close.
I take notice that the Speaker pro tempore has changed, and I am very pleased that one of the leaders of the legislation that we are taking up today is now serving as Speaker pro tempore. Madam Speaker, I yield 2 minutes to the gentlewoman…
Through you, I would advise my friend that I have no further speakers, and I am prepared to close if he is.





