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Amendments En Bloc No. 1 (Outdoors for All Act) — Congressional Record, House, February 26, 2021

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This House page of the Congressional Record (page H737, February 26, 2021) begins with speeches urging support for the American Rescue Plan, including mention of an expanded Child Tax Credit and Federal unemployment insurance. In one-minute statements, Rose marks National FFA Week and Hagedorn describes the PPP Flexibility for Farmers and Ranchers Act, a bipartisan bill introduced that day to let farm partnerships use gross income to calculate loans. The page then turns to Neguse of Colorado offering amendments en bloc No. 1 pursuant to House Resolution 147, printed in part B of House Report 117-6, including Barragan's Outdoors for All Act with a grant program for outdoor recreation.

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                                            February 26, 2021                                 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE                                                                        H737
                                            are very few things more bipartisan                     in the wealthiest country on Earth. By                 controlled by the proponent and an op-
                                            than that. They want it fixed, and they                 passing an expanded Child Tax Credit,                  ponent, may be withdrawn by the pro-
                                            want it fixed now.                                      we can bring millions of children above                ponent at any time before the question
                                              This bill is the first step to building               the poverty line and put money in                      is put thereon, shall not be subject to
                                            back better. It will support vaccine dis-               their parents’ pockets.                                amendment, and shall not be subject to
                                            tribution and research and provide re-                    By passing my legislation to increase                a demand for division of the question.
                                            lief to small businesses, schools, and                  and expand Federal unemployment in-                      It shall be in order at any time for
                                            Coloradans who are out of work. So                      surance, we will provide critical relief               the chair of the Committee on Natural
                                            let’s get this done.                                    to those who have lost their jobs in                   Resources or his designee to offer
                                              Mr. Speaker, I urge my colleagues to                  this pandemic.                                         amendments en bloc consisting further
                                            vote in favor of the American Rescue                      So while we are working to recover                   amendments printed in part B of House
                                            Plan.                                                   and rebuild, we must invest in the                     Report 117–6, not earlier disposed of.
                                                             f                                      American people. Stop the lies and lis-                Amendments en bloc shall be consid-
                                                                                                    ten to your constituents.                              ered as read, shall be debatable for 20
                                                    NATIONAL FFA WEEK                                                                                      minutes equally divided and controlled
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                                              (Mr. ROSE asked and was given per-                                                                           by the ranking minority member of the
                                            mission to address the House for 1                                            b 0915                           Committee on Natural Resources or
                                            minute.)                                                                                                       their respective designees, shall not be
                                                                                                     PPP FLEXIBILITY FOR FARMERS
                                              Mr. ROSE. Mr. Speaker, I proudly                                                                             subject to amendment, and shall not be
                                                                                                               AND RANCHERS
                                            rise before you today in honor of Na-                                                                          subject to a demand for division of the
                                            tional FFA Week.                                          (Mr. HAGEDORN asked and was                          question.
                                              As an eighth-generation farmer and                    given permission to address the House                    AMENDMENTS EN BLOC NO. 1 OFFERED BY MR.
                                            former member of the Future Farmers                     for 1 minute.)                                                   NEGUSE OF COLORADO
                                            of America myself, I have seen first-                     Mr. HAGEDORN. Mr. Speaker, the                         Mr. NEGUSE. Mr. Speaker, Pursuant
                                            hand the positive difference that FFA                   CARES Act allowed farmers and ranch-                   to House Resolution 147, I offer amend-
                                            makes in the lives of students by devel-                ers to apply for the Paycheck Protec-                  ments en bloc.
                                            oping their potential for premier lead-                 tion Program by utilizing only net in-                   The SPEAKER pro tempore. The
                                            ership, personal growth, and career                     come in their loan calculations. This                  Clerk will designate the amendments
                                            success throughout agricultural edu-                    has prevented many agricultural part-                  en bloc.
                                            cation.                                                 nerships from receiving the maximum                      Amendments en bloc No. 1 consisting
                                              FFA members know that American                        loan amount possible.                                  of amendment Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 13,
                                            agriculture truly is one of the best tra-                 My bipartisan bill that I have intro-                14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, and 28, print-
                                            ditions of our national life and that                   duced today, the PPP Flexibility for                   ed in part B of House Report 117–6, of-
                                            service to one’s community is a pillar                  Farmers and Ranchers Act, allows the                   fered by Mr. NEGUSE of Colorado:
                                                                                                    use of gross income to calculate the                    AMENDMENT NO. 1 OFFERED BY MS. BARRAGÁN
                                            of good leadership and citizenship.
                                                                                                    loan and includes a retroactive provi-                              OF CALIFORNIA
                                              I am confident that the future of our
                                                                                                    sion to enable farm partnerships that                    At the end of the bill, add the following:
                                            Nation’s agriculture is in good hands
                                                                                                    initially used net income to recal-                       TITLE IX—OUTDOORS FOR ALL ACT
                                            because it is being shaped by members
                                                                                                    culate unforgiven PPP loans.                           SEC. 901. SHORT TITLE.
                                            of the National FFA Organization.
                                                                                                      Ag producers throughout the Nation                     This title may be cited as the ‘‘Outdoors
                                              I wish a happy FFA Week to the                                                                               for All Act’’.
                                            28,000 members in my home State of                      have suffered greatly from historic
                                                                                                                                                           SEC. 902. DEFINITIONS.
                                            Tennessee and to the 760,000 members                    drops in demand during the pandemic.                      In this title:
                                            across the country.                                     As we push to reopen our economy, we                      (1) ELIGIBLE ENTITY.—
                                                             f
                                                                                                    must ensure that our farmers and                          (A) IN GENERAL.—The term ‘‘eligible enti-
                                                                                                    ranchers have access to the resources                  ty’’ means—
                                                        COVID RELIEF                                needed to maintain operations through                     (i) a State;
                                              (Mr. HORSFORD asked and was                           the end of the pandemic.                                  (ii) a political subdivision of a State, in-
                                            given permission to address the House                     I am grateful to my colleagues and                   cluding—
                                                                                                    an array of national agricultural                         (I) a city; and
                                            for 1 minute and to revise and extend
                                                                                                                                                              (II) a county;
                                            his remarks.)                                           groups who join me in this common-
                                                                                                                                                              (iii) a special purpose district, including
                                              Mr. HORSFORD. Mr. Speaker, I rise                     sense effort to boost our farmers,                     park districts; and
                                            in support of the expanded Child Tax                    ranchers, and agricultural economy.                       (iv) an Indian tribe (as defined in section 4
                                            Credit and Federal unemployment as-                       I encourage Members to cosponsor                     of the Indian Self-Determination and Edu-
                                            sistance included in the American Res-                  my bill.                                               cation Assistance Act (25 U.S.C. 5304)).
                                            cue Plan.                                                                 f                                       (B) POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS AND INDIAN
                                              In my State of Nevada and across the                                                                         TRIBES.—A political subdivision of a State or

                                            country, hardworking families are suf-                    COLORADO WILDERNESS ACT OF                           an Indian tribe shall be considered an eligi-
                                                                                                                        2021                               ble entity only if the political subdivision or
                                            fering. The United States has lost more                                                                        Indian tribe represents or otherwise serves a
                                            than 10 million jobs since the begin-                     The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu-                      qualifying urban area.
                                            ning of this pandemic, with a particu-                  ant to clause 1(c) of rule XIX, further                   (2) OUTDOOR RECREATION LEGACY PARTNER-
                                            larly devastating effect on women and                   consideration of the bill (H.R. 803) to                SHIP GRANT PROGRAM.—The term ‘‘Outdoor
                                            people of color. Americans need help,                   designate certain lands in the State of                Recreation Legacy Partnership Grant Pro-
                                            and they are counting on the Members                    Colorado as components of the Na-                      gram’’ means the program established under
                                            of this body to deliver.                                tional Wilderness Preservation Sys-                    section 903(a).
                                                                                                    tem, and for other purposes, will now                     (3) QUALIFYING URBAN AREA.—The term
                                              Interestingly, my colleagues on the
                                                                                                                                                           ‘‘qualifying urban area’’ means an area iden-
                                            other side say this bill does not have                  resume.                                                tified by the Census Bureau as an ‘‘urban
                                            bipartisan support.                                       The Clerk read the title of the bill.                area’’ in the most recent census.
                                              Whom are they listening to?                             The SPEAKER pro tempore. Each                           (4) SECRETARY.—The term ‘‘Secretary’’
                                              Seventy-six percent of Americans                      further amendment printed in part B of                 means the Secretary of the Interior.
                                            support this bill, including 60 percent                 House Report 117–6 not earlier consid-                 SEC. 903. GRANTS AUTHORIZED.
                                            of Republicans. So I would urge my col-                 ered as part of amendments en bloc                       (a) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary shall es-
                                            leagues on the other side to actually                   pursuant to section 3 of House Resolu-                 tablish an outdoor recreation legacy partner-
                                            listen to their constituents and to de-                 tion 147, shall be considered only in the              ship grant program under which the Sec-




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                                                                                                                                                           retary may award grants to eligible entities
                                            liver on their behalf.                                  order printed in the report, may be of-
                                                                                                                                                           for projects—
                                              In just a 2-week period, more than 8                  fered only by a Member designated in                     (1) to acquire land and water for parks and
                                            million American children go hungry                     the report, shall be considered as read,               other outdoor recreation purposes; and
                                            because their families can’t afford                     shall be debatable for the time speci-                   (2) to develop new or renovate existing out-
                                            enough to eat. That should not happen                   fied in the report equally divided and                 door recreation facilities.




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