How important is it that we have data from every state?
I think that is extremely important.
We've heard from experts in the field who are fighting this epidemic.
I am grateful to be with you today to discuss the need for a comprehensive response to address the addiction crisis.
I look forward to hearing what our witnesses have to say today to add to this conversation.
This legislation will not be the last step we take to respond to this crisis, it is a major step.
The burden of this crisis isn't just borne by individuals or families, but by entire communities.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman, for your bipartisan work throughout this process.
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