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ne federal decision policy for nepa authorizations. currently major infrastructure rojects need to be approved by multiple agencies. n average takes 4 1/2 years to complete. experts estimate this costs more than $3.7 trillion in lost and lost economic gain. just yesterday, president trump tated that unnecessary permitting delays are, quote, one of the most significant impediments to improving our infrastructure. amendments would streamline this process by allowing applications to deal with one agency rather than several and would require nepa authorizations to be finalized years.two as we look to recover from covid-19 and pay off the debt incurred in responding to the these are inefficiencies we simply cannot afford to ignore. i urge the house to recommit the back to committee until we can come together and draft a solution that implements these real es and will provide relief for the american people. americans are sick and tired of bills.ng i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from missouri reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. defazio: