mr. huizenga was concerned about the lack of pay our people at the table. who is at the table and how vigorous is our representation? >> congressman treasury is at the table. the bank regulators are at the table and i think the real question is do we have the right kinds of standards for insurance companies? we have made clear we think insurance companies should be having an insurance company type of standards. it was signed into law that permits are regulators to take account of that as they impose capital requirements and insurance companies. it's now being implemented domestically. we will control the united states policy there are regulatory agencies soap we designate an institution united states the fed will make that decision. fundamentally it's a national authority. >> are right. in my last minute let me try to drill down on that issue a little bit more. there is concern regarding con frame. they are trying to compel our site to basically adopt this calm frame so i haven't read it i confess that it seems to have the attention of our insurance industr

mr. huizenga was concerned about the lack of pay our people at the table. who is at the table and how vigorous is our representation? >> congressman treasury is at the table. the bank regulators are at the table and i think the real question is do we have the right kinds of standards for insurance companies? we have made clear we think insurance companies should be having an insurance company type of standards. it was signed into law that permits are regulators to take account of that as they impose capital requirements and insurance companies. it's now being implemented domestically. we will control the united states policy there are regulatory agencies soap we designate an institution united states the fed will make that decision. fundamentally it's a national authority. >> are right. in my last minute let me try to drill down on that issue a little bit more. there is concern regarding con frame. they are trying to compel our site to basically adopt this calm frame so i haven't read it i confess that it seems to have the attention of our insurance industr

mr. huizenga: while leaving thousands more maimed blinded and otherwise permanently debilitated. more than 2 1/2 decades later, the aftermath of this horrific atrocity is still apparent with the victims. many of whom who have suffered long-term illnesses paralysis, neurological effects, cancer and even congenital malformations in children these days. since these atrocities, the kurds have done a remarkable job of rebuilding. today the kurds are one of the america's steadfast allies. they are seeking to defeat and destroy our mutual enemy, isis. amidst a region more marked by instability and authoritarian rule, kurdistan hosts an amazing group and today we remember those victims. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? ms. hahn: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. hauhau thank you, mr. speaker. i -- ms. hahn: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of policies t