the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, five minutes. mr. engel: thank you, mr. chairman. i'm pleased to be the democratic lead on two of the bipartisan bills we're considering during this hearing. the poison center network enhancement act and the results act. and during this panel i'd like to focus on the results act which is a bill i've introduced with congressman stivers. in a bipartisan way. the goal of the results act is to ensure that federal grants intended to treat mental health and substance abuse disorders, fund activities that are backed by sound evidence so it will help build the evidence-based inowevative interventions. -- innovative interventions. while the concept is straightforward, i want to be sures that executed carefully as we work to end the opioid crisis. we need to ensure that results drive decision making and that we always keep the door open to new and innovative approaches that could be game changers. i hope that this discussion will help us strike the right balance. one of the objectives of the results act is to ens

eshoo and from representative engel, and these are all bipartisan provisions that you will see included in this legislation. mr. johnson has a provision that is included that will change the way the inspector general works in this agency so that he truly is an inspector general who is independent. so we've worked together in a bipartisan way to do our repack which deals with our broadcasters and our spectrum to handle mobile now which has been a priority of the senate that could not get it finished. we have finished that process, and then also the f.c.c. re-authorization. so i express my gratitude to the committee members, both democrats and republicans, and he staff members from both sides of the dieas to say thank you -- dais to say thank you for re-authorizing this agency to deal with our spectrum repack and to address the mobile now concerns. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i would now yield two minutes to the ranking member of the telecommunications subcommittee, mr. doil of penn