Legislative Program (Cong. Rec., June 26, 2020)

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Page H2557 of the House section of the Congressional Record for June 26, 2020, headed Legislative Program, in interleaved columns, with a recorded vote list. Mr. Ferguson asks the majority leader, Mr. Hoyer, about the schedule for the week to come. Mr. Hoyer says the President called the virus a hoax, which is Mr. Hoyer's remark, and Mrs. Davis of California asks unanimous consent on a measure establishing a joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies. The page also records consideration of a bill under House Resolution 1017, with text about services provided through a portal.

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June 26, 2020 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE H2557
Huizenga Moolenaar Stauber Sánchez (Roybal- Watson Coleman Wilson (FL) LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
Hurd (TX) Mooney (WV) Stefanik Allard) (Pallone) (Hayes)
Johnson (LA) Murphy (NC) Steil Serrano (Meng) Welch (Mr. FERGUSON asked and was
Johnson (OH) Newhouse Steube Speier (Scanlon) (McGovern) given permission to address the House
Johnson (SD) Norman Stewart
Jordan Nunes Stivers f for 1 minute.)
Joyce (OH) Olson Taylor Mr. FERGUSON. Madam Speaker, I
Joyce (PA) Palazzo Thompson (PA) ESTABLISHING JOINT CONGRES- rise for the purpose of inquiring of the
Katko Palmer Thornberry SIONAL COMMITTEE ON INAU- majority leader the schedule for the
Keller Pence Tiffany
Kelly (MS) Perry Timmons
GURAL CEREMONIES week to come. I yield to my friend
Kelly (PA) Peterson Tipton Mrs. DAVIS of California. Mr. Speak- from Maryland (Mr. HOYER), the major-
King (NY) Posey Turner
er, I ask unanimous consent to take ity leader.
Kinzinger Reed Upton Mr. HOYER. I thank the gentleman
Kustoff (TN) Reschenthaler Van Drew from the Speaker’s table the concur-
LaHood Rice (SC) Wagner rent resolution (S. Con. Res. 38) to es- from Georgia for yielding.
LaMalfa Riggleman Walberg tablish the Joint Congressional Com- Madam Speaker, on Monday, the
Lamborn Roby Walden
mittee on Inaugural Ceremonies for the House will meet at 9 a.m. for morning-
Latta Rodgers (WA) Walker hour debate. I would repeat that be-
Lesko Roe, David P. Waltz inauguration of the President-elect and
Long Rogers (KY) Watkins Vice President-elect of the United cause it is unusual. On Monday, we are
Loudermilk Rose, John W. Weber (TX)
States on January 20, 2021, and ask for meeting at 9 a.m. for morning-hour de-
Lucas Rouzer Webster (FL) bate and 10 a.m. for legislative busi-
Marshall Roy Wenstrup its immediate consideration in the
Massie Rutherford Westerman House. ness, with votes expected to occur as
Mast Scalise Williams The Clerk read the title of the con- early as 2:30 p.m.
McCarthy Schweikert Wilson (SC) On Tuesday and Wednesday, the
McCaul Scott, Austin Wittman current resolution.
House will meet at 9 a.m. for morning-
McClintock Shimkus Womack The SPEAKER pro tempore (Mrs.
hour debate and 10 a.m. for legislative
McHenry Simpson Woodall DINGELL). Is there objection to the re-
McKinley Smith (MO) Wright business.
quest of the gentlewoman from Cali-
Meuser Smith (NE) Yoho On Thursday, the House will meet at
Miller Smith (NJ) Young fornia?
9 a.m. for legislative business.
Mitchell Smucker Zeldin There was no objection. The House will consider H.R. 1425, the
NOT VOTING—19 The text of the concurrent resolution Patient Protection and Affordable Care
Abraham Duncan Rogers (AL)
is as follows: Enhancement Act. This bill will sig-
Babin Emmer Rooney (FL) S. CON. RES. 38 nificantly increase the ACA’s afford-
Barr Gallagher Sensenbrenner Resolved by the Senate (the House of Rep-
Bishop (UT) King (IA)
ability and subsidies, lower prescrip-
Spano resentatives concurring),
Brooks (IN) Luetkemeyer Walorski tion drug prices, expand coverage, and
Carter (TX) Marchant SECTION 1. ESTABLISHMENT OF JOINT COM- crack down on junk plans, while
Curtis Mullin MITTEE.
strengthening protections for people
There is established a Joint Congressional
b 1441 Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies (in this with preexisting conditions and ad-
resolution referred to as the ‘‘joint com- dressing racial health disparities.
So the bill was passed. The House will also consider, Madam
mittee’’) consisting of 3 Senators and 3 Mem-
The result of the vote was announced Speaker, H.R. 7301, which is the Emer-
bers of the House of Representatives, to be
as above recorded. appointed by the President of the Senate and gency Housing Protection and Relief
A motion to reconsider was laid on the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Act of 2020. This bill would authorize
the table. respectively. The joint committee is author- nearly $200 billion for the dire housing
PERSONAL EXPLANATION ized to make the necessary arrangements for needs arising due to the COVID–19 pan-
Mr. BABIN. Mr. Speaker, had I been the inauguration of the President-elect and
Vice President-elect of the United States on
demic.
present, I would have voted: ‘‘no’’ on rollcall H.R. 7301, which was included in the
January 20, 2021.
No. 120 (Veto message to accompany H.J. HEROES Act, would help renters and
SEC. 2. SUPPORT OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE.
Res. 76—Borrower Defense CRA); ‘‘yes’’ on homeowners by extending the eviction
The joint committee—
rollcall No. 121 (MTR on H.R. 51—Wash- (1) is authorized to utilize appropriate and foreclosure moratoria and pro-
ington DC Admission Act); and ‘‘no’’ on rollcall equipment and the services of appropriate viding $100 billion for emergency rental
No. 122 (Final Passage of H.R. 51—Wash- personnel of departments and agencies of the assistance; $75 billion for homeowners
ington DC Admission Act). Federal Government, under arrangements assistance to cover mortgages, prop-
PERSONAL EXPLANATION between the joint committee and the heads erty taxes, and utilities; and more than
of those departments and agencies, in con- $11 billion for homeless assistance pro-
Mr. EMMER. Mr. Speaker, on June 26th, I
nection with the inaugural proceedings and
was unable to be present in the House Cham- grams.
ceremonies; and
ber to cast my vote on two pieces of legisla- (2) may accept gifts and donations of goods
I would again reiterate that that bill
tion. If present, I would have voted ‘‘nay’’ on and services to carry out its responsibilities. passed as a part of the HEROES Act,
passage of H.J. Res. 76 (RC 120), ‘‘yea’’ on which is now pending in the Senate.
The concurrent resolution was con- Lastly, the House will consider H.R.
the Motion to Recommit (RC 121), and ‘‘nay’’ curred in.
on passage of H.R. 51 (RC 122). 2, the Moving Forward Act. This bill
A motion to reconsider was laid on would invest more than $1.5 trillion in
PERSONAL EXPLANATION the table.
Mr. KING of Iowa. Mr. Speaker, I was un- modern, sustainable infrastructure,
f while creating millions of good-paying
able to vote on June 26, 2020, due to not
being in D.C. Had I been present, I would jobs; combating the climate crisis; and
RECESS addressing disparities in urban, subur-
have voted as follows: ‘‘no’’ on rollcall No.
The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- ban, and rural communities.
120; ‘‘yes’’ on rollcall No. 121; and ‘‘no’’ on
ant to clause 12(a) of rule I, the Chair The bill includes a 5-year reauthor-
rollcall 122.
declares the House in recess for a pe- ization of the surface transportation
MEMBERS RECORDED PURSUANT TO HOUSE
riod of less than 15 minutes. program, invests in schools with the
RESOLUTION 965, 116TH CONGRESS
Accordingly (at 2 o’clock and 45 min- Reopen and Rebuild America’s Schools
Axne (Raskin) Johnson (TX) Lofgren (Boyle,
Cárdenas Brendan F.)
utes p.m.), the House stood in recess. Act, invests over $100 billion in our Na-
(Jeffries)
(Gomez) Khanna (Gomez) Lowenthal f tion’s affordable housing infrastruc-
DeSaulnier (Beyer) ture, delivers affordable high-speed

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Kirkpatrick
(Matsui) (Gallego) Lowey (Meng) b 1459 broadband internet access to all parts
Deutch (Rice Langevin Moore (Beyer)
(NY)) Napolitano of the country, and promotes new clean
(Lynch) AFTER RECESS renewable energy infrastructure.
Engel (Titus) Lawson (FL) (Correa)
Frankel (Kuster
(Evans)
Payne The recess having expired, the House We expect, at that point in time, to
(NH)) (Wasserman was called to order by the Speaker pro be out on Thursday for the July Fourth
Lewis (Kildee)
Garamendi Schultz)
(Boyle,
Lieu, Ted (Beyer)
Pingree (Kuster tempore (Mrs. DINGELL) at 2 o’clock break. I would tell the House that the
Brendan F.) Lipinski (Cooper) (NH)) and 59 minutes p.m. 2 weeks that will follow the July

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H2558 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE June 26, 2020
Fourth weekend will be reserved, as But once again, the Republican voice had the most closed rules of any Con-
were the first weeks in June, for com- was left out. There were some really gress in the history of the Congress.
mittees to do their work, in particular, good amendments and ideas from my Mr. FERGUSON. It seems to me that
the National Defense Authorization side that simply did not gain consider- I voted on a lot more amendments last
Act being considered by the House ation on the floor, and they should year than I have this year. We probably
Armed Services Committee. have. did have more closed bills, but we
That bill is, obviously, very lengthy. One such example was the Cline seemed to have a lot more legislative
It composes a little more than half of amendment that really would have dis- activity. It seemed to be a lot more
the discretionary spending, and we ex- couraged collective bargaining agree- productive.
pect the committee to need substantial ments with organizations that really But anyway, Madam Speaker, an-
time to mark up that bill. kind of had poor officer disciplinary other thing that is concerning to me is
In addition, the Appropriations Com- tactics, something that could have fun- that I am disappointed about what has
mittee will be marking up its 12 bills damentally changed how departments transpired in the House over the recent
for consideration by the House. operate in big cities. weeks. For the first time in 230 years,
Then, the last 2 weeks, we will be But anyway, it is a disappointment. I Members had to elect to come to D.C.
taking the products that will not be hate that we did not get to do that. to represent their constituents, but
limited to the NDAA and the appro- Mr. HOYER. Will the gentleman they no longer need to do that. Instead,
priations bills, but we will be primarily yield? they can now turn their voting cards
taking up the time with other legisla- Mr. FERGUSON. I yield to the gen- over to another Member, including
tion that will be promoted and sent to tleman. Speaker PELOSI, or any other Member,
the floor for consideration by the com- Mr. HOYER. We are hopeful that the and have them vote in their place using
mittees. Senate will pass a bill. I know that my this new proxy vote scheme.
Mr. FERGUSON. Madam Speaker, I friend will say, Well, yes, but it is the One thing that I am thankful for is
very much appreciate that update. Democrats that stopped the bill. that the covered period for this laid
Question: Does the gentleman expect
Let me tell the gentleman, I genu- out by the Speaker comes to an end
to consider amendments to H.R. 2, the
inely hope that we have a bill passed July Fourth, and we look forward to
transportation bill, on the floor next
by the Senate, that we go to con- seeing all the Members come back to
week?
I yield to the gentleman from Mary- ference, and that we adopt a bill that do their jobs.
land. can garner the support of the majority Since many States are fully re-
Mr. HOYER. Yes. I talked to Mr. of the House and the Senate and can be opened, and even here in D.C., phase 2
MCCARTHY yesterday. Obviously, be- signed by the President of the United reopening is in its place, and you can
cause of the timeframe that the States. go to restaurants and gyms. As a mat-
COVID–19 health strictures have im- As I said on the floor when we consid- ter of fact, we can even now go to the
posed upon us, it takes a long time to ered the bill, KAREN BASS, the Congres- House gym again. And most employees
vote on amendments. So, rather than sional Black Caucus, and those of us are returning to work.
consider amendments individually, the who strongly supported the bill, we With that said, I would like to con-
leader and I talked about having don’t want to send a message. We want firm with the gentleman that he does
amendments either in manager’s to make a difference. To the extent not plan to extend the July Fourth
amendments or in amendments that that making a difference requires us to covered period and continue this ab-
have a lot of individual amendments have agreement between the two par- surd proxy voting scheme.
within them. And they will be consid- ties, I am hopeful we will get to that Mr. HOYER. First of all, of course, I
ered en gros so that there may well be objective. reject emphatically the premise that
a lot of amendments, but we hope to Mr. FERGUSON. Reclaiming my this is absurd. As the gentleman
hold the votes down to a manageable time, those words are fine now. But knows, there were some 70, some weeks
level. when we talk about having agreement ago, who cast a vote. There were 30
As the gentleman knows, votes have and talk about having those discus- today. They cast their votes because
been taking about an hour. If we took sions, Madam Speaker, clearly, the they were concerned about their health
every amendment seriatim, frankly, we committee and this body should be or families’ health to whom they would
wouldn’t finish until September. So, we considering it as an entire body. The return.
are trying to manage that, and we are opportunity for us to consider those I think the gentleman probably has
working with the minority leader. amendments here on the floor of the been reading, as well, and maybe lis-
Mr. FERGUSON. Madam Speaker, I House is really important. tening to the extraordinary spike in
am happy to hear that. But it seems But we understand that the minority cases that have been identified and the
kind of odd that this week, when we in the Senate blocked debate and con- concern that hospital beds will be over-
were considering the police reform bill, tinuation of Mr. Scott’s bill, Senator run.
there were no amendment consider- SCOTT’s bill, which was, quite candidly, We will end this when the medical
ations. an excellent piece of legislation. If any- community, not somebody who has no
I believe the majority leader, Madam one has not seen his remarks on the medical knowledge and very little com-
Speaker, said on the floor that we have Senate floor and his speech, I would mand of the facts, tells us it is time to
constraints on amendments because of highly encourage you to do it. get together again. When he told peo-
the coronavirus. So I ask, if there were That was a disappointment. But ple to do that, they did get together, 10
amendment constraints this week, do then, to hear the majority leader say of whom apparently work for the White
those same constraints exist next that we are going to eliminate debate House who have gotten infected, and,
week? in this House simply to do it in con- frankly, spikes in Florida, Texas, Ari-
Mr. HOYER. No, it turns out that we ference, I think we deserve a better op- zona, and, yes, even California and
considered the bill in the House the portunity than that. some other States as well, including
same way the majority leader in the But I understand. You are in the ma- Arkansas.
Senate wanted to consider the Scott jority, and that is the way that you all Now, I am not sure exactly what the
bill, or the Republican policing bill. So, have chosen to do that. But, hopefully, figures are in the gentleman’s State.
both Houses wanted to consider them, we can get to that point where we can But, Madam Speaker, I believe that we
apparently, in the same way. have those honest debates right here are going to continue to be concerned

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Mr. FERGUSON. Well, I certainly ap- on the House floor. about the health of the Members, the
preciate that, but I was a little dis- Mr. HOYER. Will the gentleman health of the staff, the health of the
appointed this week, in the fact that I yield? people who cover us on behalf of the
thought we had a chance to make the Mr. FERGUSON. For just a minute. American people.
police reform bill better. It was a gen- Mr. HOYER. The gentleman will So, I can’t tell the gentleman wheth-
uine effort on both sides of the aisle to surely note that when his party was in er it is going to end because I can’t tell
have this discussion. power and was scheduling bills, you you when the pandemic is going to end.

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I can’t tell you when the spike in the Because he said it was a hoax, people amendment in the nature of a sub-
numbers of people who are getting sick thought they didn’t have to worry stitute recommended by the Com-
or people who are dying is going to end. about it. I tell my friend from Georgia, mittee on Financial Services, printed
But I can tell you that we will be a hoax. He is a gentlemen who refuses in the bill, modified by the amendment
very sensitive to the risks, and we will to set the example of wearing a mask, printed in part C of House Report 116–
act accordingly. which the science and medical people 436, is adopted, and the bill, as amend-
Mr. FERGUSON. Well, certainly, we say we ought to do, a gentleman who ed, is considered read.
want to be safe and thoughtful about really shunted aside much of the The text of the bill, as amended, is as
what we do. But I think America—I science and medical advice that he got. follows:
think we have done an excellent job of So I tell the gentleman we hope that H.R. 5332
what we set out to do, which was not to the President is as concerned as my Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep-
stop the spread of this virus, but it was friend has stated he is, and I know that resentatives of the United States of America in
to slow the spread of the virus. I am and I think all of our Members Congress assembled,
Not a single one of us, not a single are. SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE; TABLE OF CONTENTS.
person in America, wanted to see one Mr. FERGUSON. Madam Speaker, re- (a) SHORT TITLE.—This Act may be cited as
of our fellow Americans suffer because claiming my time, I am certainly glad the ‘‘Protecting Your Credit Score Act of 2020’’.
there was no room for them in a to hear that my colleague from Mary- (b) TABLE OF CONTENTS.—The table of con-
healthcare facility where they needed land is truly committed to making tents for this Act is as follows:
it. And I think that we have done that. sure that every single American stays Sec. 1. Short title; table of contents.
I think America has shown that they Sec. 2. Establishment of online consumer portal
as safe as they possibly can. When
have had the discipline to say at home landing page for consumer access
those incidents occurred where rules to certain credit information.
and to bend the infection rate curve were violated, regulations were dis- Sec. 3. Accuracy in consumer reports.
down. regarded, there was, in fact, harm Sec. 4. Improved dispute process for consumer
So, sure, there will be more Ameri- caused to our fellow Americans. reporting agencies.
cans that contract COVID. But thank I tell my friend I am glad to know he Sec. 5. Injunctive relief.
goodness that our healthcare system is is as committed to getting to the bot- Sec. 6. Increased transparency.
strong enough and intact that we have Sec. 7. Consumer reporting agency registry.
tom of that as well, because I believe Sec. 8. Authority of Bureau with respect to con-
the capacity to take care of the most he is a man of honor and integrity. I
vulnerable. sumer reporting agencies.
believe his commitment to lead it to Sec. 9. Bureau standards for protecting non-
Speaking of that, I think, as I have
going to where the data and facts are, public information.
watched a lot of the news, a lot of the Sec. 10. Report on data security risk assess-
I tell my friend I am awfully glad to
data, I am very, very, very concerned ments in examinations of con-
hear that.
about the most vulnerable in our Na- Mr. HOYER. Will the gentleman sumer reporting agencies.
tion. I think one of the most horrific Sec. 11. GAO study on the use of social security
yield?
things that has happened seems to be numbers.
Mr. FERGUSON. I yield to the gen-
the blatant disregard for rules from tleman from Maryland.
SEC. 2. ESTABLISHMENT OF ONLINE CONSUMER
PORTAL LANDING PAGE FOR CON-
CDC and CMS by some Governors, Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, I hope SUMER ACCESS TO CERTAIN CREDIT
where they returned COVID-positive the gentleman has as high an expecta- INFORMATION.
patients to the nursing homes, where tion for the President of the United (a) IN GENERAL.—Section 612(a)(1) of the Fair
they were able to infect the most vul- States as he has of others. Credit Reporting Act (15 U.S.C. 1681j(a)(1)) is
nerable. Mr. FERGUSON. Oh, Madam Speak- amended by adding at the end the following:
So, I would ask the majority leader, er, not only is there an expectation, ‘‘(D) ONLINE CONSUMER PORTAL LANDING
do you think that there will be legisla- PAGE.—
there is gratitude for the work that the ‘‘(i) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 1 year after
tion considering how to protect our pa- President and the administration have the date of enactment of this subparagraph,
tients in nursing homes and also to done to get information out, to expand each consumer reporting agency described in
really hold those accountable that vio- testing, to go out to make sure that section 603(p) shall jointly develop an online
lated the rules and were reckless with the resources were delivered to our col- consumer portal landing page that gives each
our fellow Americans’ lives? leagues in the great State of New York, consumer unlimited free access to—
Mr. HOYER. Will the gentleman from ‘‘(I) the consumer report of the consumer;
resources there to build extra hospital
Georgia yield? ‘‘(II) the means by which the consumer may
Mr. FERGUSON. I yield to the gen- beds that nursing home patients could exercise the rights of the consumer under sub-
tleman. have gone to but, unfortunately, were paragraph (E) and section 604(e);
Mr. HOYER. I hesitate to ask the sent back to their nursing homes. ‘‘(III) the ability to initiate a dispute with the
gentleman a question I don’t know the Yes, I am grateful not only for his consumer reporting agency regarding the accu-
answer to, so I won’t. But I don’t know commitment to America, but I am racy or completeness of any information in a re-
grateful for the fact that he has helped port in accordance with section 611(a) or
which Governors the gentleman is 623(a)(8);
talking about. But I will, certainly, lead this country and will continue to
‘‘(IV) the ability to place and remove a secu-
want to find that out from the gen- lead this country back. So, yes, we
rity freeze on a consumer report for free under
tleman at some point in time. should all expect a lot of ourselves. We section 605A(i) and (j);
Mr. FERGUSON. Reclaiming my should be committed to the greatness ‘‘(V) if the consumer reporting agency offers a
time for just a minute, sir, I would of this country, as I know that we all product to consumers to prevent access to the
refer you to the special committee led are. consumer report of the consumer for the purpose
by the gentleman from South Carolina, Madam Speaker, I yield back the bal- of preventing identity theft, a disclosure to the
ance of my time. consumer regarding the differences between that
Mr. CLYBURN. And I would refer you to product and a security freeze as defined under
the data that is coming out of that f
section 605A(i) or (j);
committee that clearly indicates where PROTECTING YOUR CREDIT SCORE ‘‘(VI) information on who has accessed the
those particular States are. ACT OF 2019 consumer report of the consumer over the last 24
Mr. HOYER. Let me tell the gen- months, and, as available, for what permissible
tleman that we certainly intend to Ms. WATERS. Madam Speaker, pur- purpose the consumer report was furnished in
continue, as I said, to try to protect suant to House Resolution 1017, I call accordance with section 604 and section 609; and
the American people. A lot of people up the bill (H.R. 5332) to amend the ‘‘(VII) the credit score of the consumer in ac-
have died. Over 122,000 people have Fair Credit Reporting Act to ensure cordance with section 609(f)(7).
that consumer reporting agencies are ‘‘(ii) NO WAIVER.—A consumer reporting agen-

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died. cy described in section 603(p) may not require a
Mr. FERGUSON. And every one is a providing fair and accurate informa-
consumer to waive any legal or privacy rights to
tragic loss. tion reporting in consumer reports, and
access—
for other purposes, and ask for its im- ‘‘(I) a portal established under this subpara-
b 1515 mediate consideration in the House. graph; or
Mr. HOYER. The President of the The Clerk read the title of the bill. ‘‘(II) any of the services described in clause (i)
United States said this virus was a The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- that are provided through a portal established
hoax. ant to House Resolution 1017, the under this subparagraph.

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