I think that we could work within existing regulatory and administrative offices to try to accomplish the same thing. FEMA has assured us that they have already a functioning appeals process, and on top of an Inspector General and continual GAO oversight of the NFIP program. So I think that the advocacy office itself is representing some duplicative and unnecessary bureaucracy and spending.
Speaker Capito discusses concerns about creating a new Office of the Flood Insurance Advocate.
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