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. >> this is a bipartisan bill championed by representative david young and co-spon boar -- co-sponsored by others including representatives welch and loebsack. mr. doyle: we deal with a lot of issues but this bill aims to address the most essential function of our telephone system, making sure that all americans' calls go through. many people take for granted our modern communication tools. but in rural america, even the basic function of connecting a call is sometimes next to impossible. consumers tell us often when they call rural areas they are met with false busy signals or calls not even arriving, just silence. this isn't just an important problem for rural americans but also for people in all of our districts who want to reach loved ones across the country and can't. this status quo is unacceptable. we need reliable telephone service to keep us connected. it's too important for everyday life, particularly in the wake of the terrible natural disasters that swept through our country earlier this year. it's clearer than ever that basic phone service is critical when responding to emergencies and critical from everything from finding a job to managi

with industry and many organizations and believe this is a bill we can all work on together and support. chair blackburn and ranking member doyle, i ask as we move forward we take a closer look at pieces of legislation like access broadband that have strong bipartisan support. let's have a discussion on what we can improve and move the bills forward. the advancing critical connectivity expand small resource opportunities access a database on need and demand would establish a coordinating office for federal broadband resources. it would use existing resources to streamline management of federal broadband resources across multiple agencies and simplify the process for small businesses and local economic developers to access them. broadband internet access is often the difference between success and failure for students doing homework, job seekers, doctors, or entrepreneurs starting a small business. however, to date, the federal government has done a poor job of tracking broadband deployment. currently there's no comprehensive system that practitracks where federal dollars are going. investments are made with little accountabilit

thank you, chairman blackburn, ranking member doyle and the subcommittee for including wireless as part of this conversation. the should never bills before us underscores the scope of the challenges we face together as well as opportunities we have working together to solve them. we really see the infrastructure as the opportunity to create jobs, drive economic growth and expand opportunities for all americans. the subcommittee has two core challenges before you. the first is the digital divide. from vermont to eastern oregon that are too many americans today despite billions invested in years of work that do not have access to the wired and wireless broadband solutions that all of us rely on everyday. we look for to working with this committee to shrink and address the gap and try both wired and wireless broadband deeper in america. our second challenge is one of global competitiveness. we lead the world in 4g wireless services. just last month the international standards body set the rules for the fifth generation of wireless, 5g. the race is on. other countries if seen what leadership is meant and want to take that from us. chi