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. >> do you believe congress should provide the funding through drinking watt forer state revolving fundraise the authorization for it? i explain to folks authorization is, we have that, but you can raise the authorization as high as you want. you still have to go back every year and beg the appropriations committee for the money. >> yeah. if i may, he's saying, do you think that the authorization amount should be raised? across the country? >> if we could ask for appropriations. >> the water needs around the country, not only in your state but others. >> yes, sir. >> my opinion is, this is an investment. this is to capitalize the revolving funds the states have. this is not money going away in grants thovements capitalize money that can be revolved again and again for use of communities, large and small. >> but should the fund be raised so we can cover more communities? >> absolutely. >> i would also like to add that, in addition to raising the funding to cover more communities, take a look at the process and make sure that the money is being utilized by the communities that it was inte

of adequate housing for the less fortunate among native communities but also its vital importance foreringndigenous cultures of our democracy. this diversity of culture is what makes our nation great. so please join me in supporting this measure. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. ms. moore: thank you mr. speaker. i am so happy that the hawaiian and alaskan contingencies have commented on this. i think it's important that this bill includes all native people, and i am so happy that the senate is now working on a version of nahasda that's similar and i hope that we'll all be able to reconcile our differences and get a re-authorization to the president's desk. i look forward to him signing this -- h.r. 360 into law. and with that mr. speaker, i would yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from new mexico is recognized. mr. pearce: thank you, mr. speaker. one point, chairman hensarling, earlier in the process said he was not wildly ecstatic about the bi