ms. duncan we can all be proud of you as a co-chair of an enthusiastic coalition commissioners comments in regards to the presentation? commissioner pating and first of all, i want to comment on both presentations they were really excellent i was also expressed when you get a refined message it's community felt and based and implemented as well as i want to emphasize how professional both those approaches are there's a lot of similarities and differences i actually think in terms of the dollars i find the dollars i didn't hear about the dollars in the second i'm less concerned about the outcomes i think that we should be also promoting you know good public health and what that is and it changes as health patterns change i have a question for the director how do we budget on an ongoing basis for the health prompts is it project by project it seems a hard way or do we have a big staff that perfumes professional products is there a way we look to get out health messages from outing our coalition >> as you've heard the different parts of dollars one of the questions to our staff the other day

duncan or ms. weinman about 51 52 different sets of standards across the country, and is there a way to preempt state law but then continue to have states involved in the enforcement of that new standard? >> senator to answer your second question first, of course there is, and it happens frequently at the federal level where you will set a national standard but still allow state attorneys general to enforce the law. and so, obviously if that's a what happens that is one of our most important concerns because there will be instances where there are significant data breaches. they may be smaller, they may be confined to one or only a few states, and it will not be a circumstance where the ftc, for instance, they're the ones with the enforcement authority, will look into it. in part, it's the same situation we have in terms of different jurisdictions at a state level versus a federal level even for criminal matter, you know? some of the u.s. attorneys' offices have thresholds. gotta be a big enough ma

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ms. sherry f. mcgwire. she is vice president global government affairs in cyber security policy for system tech. mr. mallory duncan, general counsel, national retail federation. the chief information officer at brown university, but easier for me to say wichita state university, his previous employer. the vice president for information technology technology counsel. the attorney of the state of illinois. and finally, mr. doug johnson, senior vice president and senior advisor, chief economist of the american bankers association. let's begin with you. >> thank you very much. thanks for the opportunity to testify today on this very important issue. as the largest security software company in the world, we are made up of millions of censors that give us a unique view of the entire internet threat landscape. we all have seen, even as of this morning, the recent headlines about cyber attacks have focused mostly on data breaches across the spectrum of industries. these network intrusions that result in stolen data have deep and profound impacts. for the individuals who must worry about and clean up their identities, for

ms. sherry f. mcgwire. she is vice president global government affairs in cyber security policy for system tech. mr. mallory duncan, general counsel, national retail federation. the chief information officer at brown university, but easier for me to say wichita state university, his previous employer. the vice president for information technology technology counsel. the attorney of the state of illinois. and finally, mr. doug johnson, senior vice president and senior advisor, chief economist of the american bankers association. let's begin with you. >> thank you very much. thanks for the opportunity to testify today on this very important issue. as the largest security software company in the world, we are made up of millions of censors that give us a unique view of the entire internet threat landscape. we all have seen, even as of this morning, the recent headlines about cyber attacks have focused mostly on data breaches across the spectrum of industries. these network intrusions that result in stolen data have deep and profound impacts. for the individuals who must worry about and clean up their identities, for

ms. sherry f. mcgwire. she is vice president global government affairs in cyber security policy for system tech. mr. mallory duncangeneral counsel, national retail federation. the chief information officer at brown university, but easier for me to say wichita state university, his previous employer. the vice president for information technology technology counsel. the honorable lisa madigan, the attorney of the state of illinois. and finally, mr. doug johnson, senior vice president and senior advisor, chief economist of the american bankers association. let's begin with you. >> thank you very much. german moran, ranking member blumenthal -- share and moran ranking member -- chairman morag, ranking member blumenthal. thanks for the opportunity to testify today on this very important issue. as the largest security software company in the world, we are made up of millions of censors that give us a unique view of the entire internet threat landscape. we all have seen, even as of this morning, the recent headlines about cyber attacks have focused mostly on data breaches across the spectrum of industries. these network

ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from tennessee mr. duncan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. duncan: well, thank you very much mr. speaker, and i appreciate the gentlewoman from north carolina yielding me this time. i rise in very strong support of this rule and the underlying bill. i was one of i think 45 members who voted begins the no child left behind law when it originally came up in the house of representatives several years ago. this turned out to be one of the most popular votes i ever tasked from public school teachers. i have heard that bill -- it was primarily written by senator kennedy and congressman miller and it was a very far to the left type of bill and so i am especially pleased that this h.r. 5 today is a major rewriting of that bill. i especially support the very strong alternative certification provisions in the bill. it has never made any sense to me to say that a person with a ph.d. and long experience in a field cannot teach and some person would have to be required -- a ph.d. in

ms. foxx: i would like to yield one minute to our colleague from tennessee, mr. duncan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized for one min. mr. duncan: thank you very much. i certainly thank the gentlelady from north carolina for yielding me this time and for her good work on this legislation. i came to the floor today just to tell you a little bit about why i think this legislation is so very important. when i first came to congress many years ago, we had a democratic governor of tennessee and he was a fine governor and he would have the tennessee congressional delegation to the governor's mansion once a year and he would always start those meetings off every single year he would say, please no more unfunded mandates. please no more unfunded mandates. and he said that most of what the state was having to do now was -- were things that were required by the federal government. and it was causing the states great financial difficulties. it was turning what was supposed to be a federal system that our founding fathers envisioned, it was turning