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but it could have been my good friend dingell. i liked what he said this morning in regard to sgr in the bipartisanship and all the work that is gone in to that. we continue to push try to get it across the finish line. in the next couple of months. i agree with him 99% of the time. i'm not sure i agree completely with his remarks. don't leave the extenders behind. as i saying, nothing more permanent than a temporary federal government program. our constituents need to realize that one of the most important things duo other than passing legislation is oversight of current legislation. and temporary programs and indeed maybe even all programs. it probably should be looked at every fen years. every five years and say, hey, you know, we need to continue to do this. is it serving its purpose? or the times in this program even if it was permanent. but certainly on these temporary programs like these extenders i think we need to look at lot of them and question whether or not we need to go forward. let me then direct my question in the

dingell for the next five minutes. mr. chairman. >> i want to commend you for this hearing. i think this has been an important hearing and events of this week tell us that it's time the committee is going to have to starred looking at what we're going to do about bringing the '96 act up to date. i have enjoyed the comments by my dear friend, mr. barton, announcing my position as being strongly regulatory, sometimes i have a hard time recognizing my position when it's set forth by other members. in any event, that's not important. i would like to remind everybody that this business of the '96 act started when we began to try to get judge greene out of the business of regulating the telecommunications industry. it also started when we started trying to get the amount of spectrum that was held out of use by industry and business and government and get that available to people. and to see to it that we had a fair program for dealing with our legislation and a fair program for dealing with these matters. i would like to welcome our friends, the chairman here, for their appearance

dingell for the next five minutes. mr. chairman. >> i want to commend you for this hearing. i think this has been an important hearing and events of this week tell us that it's time the committee is going to have to starred looking at what we're going to do about bringing the '96 act up to date. i have enjoyed the comments by my dear friend, mr. barton, announcing my position as being strongly regulatory, sometimes i have a hard time recognizing my position when it's set forth by other members. in any event, that's not important. i would like to remind everybody that this business of the '96 act started when we began to try to get judge greene out of the business of regulating the telecommunications industry. it also started when we started trying to get the amount of spectrum that was held out of use by industry and business and government and get that available to people. and to see to it that we had a fair program for dealing with our legislation and a fair program for dealing with these matters. i would like to welcome our friends, the chairman here, for their appearance

dingell: i thank my dear friend from new york. i commend him for his outstanding service. i appreciate his yielding this time to me. well, we have a bad bill on the floor. frankly, i'm embarrassed and if i were one of the republican managers of this bill i would have a red face. quite honestly it does nothing except expose federal employees to liability for actually enforcing the law. no oversight was conducted to bring about the consideration of this legislation. no opportunity was made for the agencies to come forward fully set out their concerns about how this bill is a bad piece of legislation. as the chairman of the committee on energy and commerce, i handled the superfund amendments of the re-authorization acts earlier. it was a fully bipartisan undertaking and we worked very closely with the reagan administration, which was present and involved in all the conference meetings. the senate at that time was under republican control. president reagan signed the fact on october 17, 1986, after overwhelming votes of 386-27 in the house, and 88-8 in the senate. at one heari