I wish to take just a moment of personal reflection to thank, not only the gentleman from Utah, but my ranking member--the gentleman from the State of Washington, Doc Hastings, as well. It has been, I think, a good couple of terms under my chairmanship. We have worked in a nonpartisan manner as much as feasible and as much as possible. On not every bill have we seen eye to eye, but we have respectfully agreed to disagree where we have disagreed. I want to thank the members on the majority's side. My colleagues from all over this country and from the American territories have been very helpful in drafting important legislation that has fallen in line with our vital responsibilities as stewards of our public lands.
Nick Rahall: “I wish to take just a moment of personal reflection to thank, not only the gentleman from Utah, but my ranking…”
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Rahall reflects on his tenure as chairman of the Committee on Natural Resources and acknowledges colleagues.
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