under this project, funds would be used to support the East Coast shellfish aquaculture industry. I think the gentlelady has eloquently stated the merits of this request. The committee has looked at it, vetted it, spent hours going over all projects, including the gentlelady's, who serves as a distinguished member of our subcommittee, and we strongly support this project and oppose the amendment. Mr. Chairman, I yield back the balance of my time.
Discussing support for funding the East Coast shellfish aquaculture industry.
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