g.a.o. general accounting office just did a study a report and guess what not one. one case of more than 2500 has been reviewed and investigated by the inspector general and when asked about that the inspector general said we have other higher priorities what what you really want is you want there to be a system akin to a civilian system where you go to the police and you you're in the crime is prosecuted by an impartial judicial system as a commander you have no favorites you are equally to take care of every single person in your organization that's what commanders are all about these are human beings just like everybody else you cannot be impartial when you are already involved with people in other settings i would take exception with your characterization that the disposition of the case is based on the relationship between the commander. and he alleged perpetrator. i'm going to speak to you with my former commanders had on there is absolutely no conflict of interest you do what the right thing is to do. you have other avenues and those if you feel like you have

g.a.o. -- general accounting office. it is my intention that this review will yield recommendations for homeland security to improve how travelers engage with the government on these issues and break down communication barriers between federal, state, and local agencies. importantly, my legislation also directs the secretary of homeland security to provide commensurate re-enrowsment time to those individuals found to have had their trusted traveler status revoked in error. i want to thank my bill's bipartisan co-sponsors, including my friends mitts watson coleman, miss slot skin. i thank the chairman of the full committee, mr. thompson, and ranking member rogers for bringing this bill to the floor today. i urge all my colleagues to support this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york yields the balance of his time. the gentleman from tennessee reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. correa: thank you, mr. speaker. i have no more speakers