ms. campbell brought forward. and then i'll go into our presentation really quickly. but i'd like to assure you that through the transition period and we continue to be in this phase fsha has made great strides. as it relates to the severance of our staff, we have fully funded that severance payment. that severance payment is projected for the entire two phases. there are two phases in this process with the staff of about $5 million. and that cost will be fully funded by sfha. as it relates to the unfunded tension that has been mentioned sfha continues to work through its own financial resources to ensure that it is able to meet those obligations as well. and i believe that it will -- it gives a position to do so. as it relates to the shortfall numbers that were shared in the report at that time of 16 to $18 million, i would like to be able to say that at this point our projected shortfall is 9 to $10 million as a matter of fact for this coming calendar year because it runs on a calendar year as it relates to the voucher payments. the shortfall is $8 million. we have

ms. verna campbell deeply. but we are also blessed for her membership in our community throughout her lifetime. thank you, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek ecognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. the house of representatives this year has had one of the most productive sessions in u.s. history. we passed over 275 bipartisan bills to the united states senate. let me say that again. we have passed over 275 bipartisan bills to the united states senate. unfortunately, republican-led senate has not gotten around to letting these bills go far vote. some of these bills include commonsense legislation such as the violence against women act re-authorization, the save the internet act, securing america's federal elections act, the gold star family tax relief act, the climate action now act, the paycheck