Additional Cosponsors (Cong. Rec., Oct. 19, 2021)

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Page S7072 of the Senate section of the Congressional Record for October 19, 2021, marked as a correction, under the heading Additional Cosponsors, in interleaved columns. Introduced bills include S. 3012, a bill to provide a moratorium on all Federal research grants provided to any institution of higher education or research institute conducting gain-of-function research, and a bill to prohibit States from requiring COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of eligibility for benefits under the Medicare, Medicaid or CHIP programs. Other remarks mention toxic PFAS chemicals and a juvenile court system that should rehabilitate and treat young people.

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S7072 CORRECTION CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE October 19, 2021
RECORDS on the dates indicated, and Human Services, and States from requiring S. 3012. A bill to provide a moratorium on
ask unanimous consent, to save the ex- COVID–19 vaccination as a condition of eligi- all Federal research grants provided to any
pense of reprinting on the Executive bility for benefits or assistance under the institution of higher education or other re-
Medicare, Medicaid, or CHIP programs; to search institute that is conducting gain-of-
Calendar that these nominations lie at the Committee on Finance. function research; to the Committee on
the Secretary’s desk for the informa- By Mr. SCOTT of Florida: Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.
tion of Senators. S. 3000. A bill to prohibit proof of COVID–
The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without 19 vaccination status as a requirement for f
objection, it is so ordered. receiving assistance under a program funded SUBMISSION OF CONCURRENT AND
Foreign Service nominations beginning by the Department of Housing and Urban De- SENATE RESOLUTIONS
velopment, and for other purposes; to the
with Ninoshka Abreu Guerra and ending
Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban The following concurrent resolutions
with Stefanie Nicole Yacubovich, which
Affairs. and Senate resolutions were read, and
nominations were received by the Senate and
By Mr. VAN HOLLEN: referred (or acted upon), as indicated:
appeared in the Congressional Record on S. 3001. A bill to streamline enrollment in
July 19, 2021. health insurance affordability programs and By Mr. TILLIS:
Foreign Service nominations beginning minimum essential coverage, and for other S. Res. 422. A resolution authorizing the
with Rosemary Gallant and ending with Eric purposes; to the Committee on Finance. use of the atrium in the Philip A. Hart Sen-
Wolff, which nominations were received by By Mr. CRUZ: ate Office Building for a bipartisan Hal-
the Senate and appeared in the Congres- S. 3002. A bill to address the surge in ille- loween dog parade on October 27, 2021; con-
sional Record on July 19, 2021. gal border crossings along the southwest bor- sidered and agreed to.
Foreign Service nominations beginning der by establishing new ports of entry for By Mr. WHITEHOUSE:
with Elizabeth R. Baiocchi and ending with processing migrants in accordance with the S. Res. 423. A resolution expressing support
William K. Makaneole, which nominations Immigration and Nationality Act and sec- for the designation of October 2021 as ‘‘Na-
were received by the Senate and appeared in tion 362 of the Public Health Service Act; to tional Youth Justice Action Month’’; to the
the Congressional Record on August 9, 2021. the Committee on the Judiciary. Committee on the Judiciary.
(Nominations without an asterisk By Mr. TESTER: f
were reported with the recommenda- S. 3003. An original bill to improve health
care and benefits for veterans exposed to ADDITIONAL COSPONSORS
tion that they be confirmed.) toxic substances, and for other purposes;
S. 212
f from the Committee on Veterans’ Affairs;
placed on the calendar. At the request of Mr. CARDIN, the
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS AND By Mr. WARNOCK: names of the Senator from Rhode Is-
JOINT RESOLUTIONS S. 3004. A bill to amend title 38, United land (Mr. WHITEHOUSE) and the Senator
The following bills and joint resolu- States Code, to establish new requirements from Connecticut (Mr. BLUMENTHAL)
for State homes for veterans that receive per were added as cosponsors of S. 212, a
tions were introduced, read the first diem from the Secretary of Veterans Affairs,
and second times by unanimous con- and for other purposes; to the Committee on bill to amend the Internal Revenue
sent, and referred as indicated: Veterans’ Affairs. Code of 1986 to allow a refundable tax
By Ms. ROSEN (for herself, Mr. SASSE, By Mr. BRAUN: credit against income tax for the pur-
and Mr. KING): S. 3005. A bill establishing appropriate chase of qualified access technology for
S. 2993. A bill to amend the Homeland Se- thresholds for certain budget points of order the blind.
curity Act of 2002 to establish in the Cyber- in the Senate, and for other purposes; read
S. 535
security and Infrastructure Security Agency the first time.
By Mr. BRAUN: At the request of Ms. ERNST, the
the National Cyber Exercise Program, and
for other purposes; to the Committee on S. 3006. A bill to amend the Balanced Budg- name of the Senator from Iowa (Mr.
Homeland Security and Governmental Af- et and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985 GRASSLEY) was added as a cosponsor of
fairs. to extend the discretionary spending limits S. 535, a bill to authorize the location
By Mr. PADILLA (for himself, Mrs. for fiscal years 2022 through 2031; read the of a memorial on the National Mall to
SHAHEEN, Mrs. GILLIBRAND, Mrs. first time.
By Mr. BRAUN:
commemorate and honor the members
FEINSTEIN, Ms. HASSAN, and Mr. of the Armed Forces that served on ac-
S. 3007. A bill to amend the Balanced Budg-
BLUMENTHAL): tive duty in support of the Global War
et and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985
S. 2994. A bill to list certain perfluoroalkyl
to extend the discretionary spending limits; on Terrorism, and for other purposes.
and polyfluoroalkyl substances as hazardous
read the first time. S. 602
air pollutants, and for other purposes; to the
By Mr. BRAUN:
Committee on Environment and Public S. 3008. A bill to establish the Federal At the request of Mr. COTTON, the
Works. Rainy Day Fund to control emergency names of the Senator from Kansas (Mr.
By Mrs. MURRAY: spending; read the first time. MORAN), the Senator from Oregon (Mr.
S. 2995. A bill to improve the provision of By Mr. BRAUN: MERKLEY), the Senator from Florida
financial literacy training and information S. 3009. A bill to amend title VI of the So- (Mr. RUBIO), the Senator from North
relating to the Blended Retirement System cial Security Act to remove the prohibition
to members of the Armed Forces; to the Carolina (Mr. TILLIS), the Senator from
on States and territories against lowering
Committee on Armed Services. their taxes; read the first time.
Iowa (Mr. GRASSLEY), the Senator from
By Ms. MURKOWSKI (for herself and By Mr. BRAUN: Texas (Mr. CORNYN) and the Senator
Mr. SULLIVAN): S. 3010. A bill to cap noninterest Federal from Indiana (Mr. YOUNG) were added
S. 2996. A bill to provide for the distribu- spending as a percentage of potential GDP to as cosponsors of S. 602, a bill to combat
tion of certain outer Continental Shelf reve- right-size the Government, grow the econ- forced organ harvesting and trafficking
nues to the State of Alaska, and for other omy, and balance the budget; read the first in persons for purposes of the removal
purposes; to the Committee on Energy and time. of organs, and for other purposes.
Natural Resources. By Mr. CORNYN (for himself, Mr.
By Mr. SCOTT of Florida: PADILLA, Mr. WYDEN, Ms. MUR- S. 828
S. 2997. A bill to prohibit a COVID–19 vac- KOWSKI, Mrs. MURRAY, Mr. KELLY, At the request of Mr. BARRASSO, the
cination requirement for eligibility in nutri- Mr. KENNEDY, and Mrs. SHAHEEN): name of the Senator from Montana
tion programs; to the Committee on Agri- S. 3011. A bill to amend title VI of the So- (Mr. TESTER) was added as a cosponsor
culture, Nutrition, and Forestry. cial Security Act to allow States and local of S. 828, a bill to amend title XVIII of
By Mr. SCOTT of Florida: governments to use coronavirus relief funds
the Social Security Act to provide for

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S. 2998. A bill to prohibit the Commissioner provided under the American Rescue Plan
of Social Security and any officer or em- Act for infrastructure projects, improve the the coverage of marriage and family
ployee of the Social Security Administration Local Assistance and Tribal Consistency therapist services and mental health
from requiring that any individual be vac- Fund, provide Tribal governments with more counselor services under part B of the
cinated against COVID–19 as a condition of time to use Coronavirus Relief Fund pay- Medicare program, and for other pur-
receiving benefits under titles II or XVI of ments, and for other purposes; considered poses.
the Social Security Act; to the Committee and passed. S. 868
on Finance. By Mr. MARSHALL (for himself, Mr.
By Mr. SCOTT of Florida: PAUL, Ms. ERNST, Mr. TUBERVILLE, At the request of Mrs. GILLIBRAND,
S. 2999. A bill to prohibit the Secretary of Mrs. BLACKBURN, Mr. HAGERTY, Mr. the name of the Senator from Michigan
Health and Human Services, any officer or BRAUN, Mr. LANKFORD, Mr. RUBIO, (Ms. STABENOW) was added as a cospon-
employee of the Department of Health and Mr. COTTON, and Mr. WICKER): sor of S. 868, a bill to amend title II of

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October 19, 2021 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S7073
the Social Security Act to eliminate COLLINS) and the Senator from Arkan- needs and the health needs of their
the five-month waiting period for dis- sas (Mr. BOOZMAN) were added as co- partners during the period following a
ability insurance benefits under such sponsors of S. 1893, a bill to amend title pregnancy loss, an unsuccessful round
title and waive the 24-month waiting XVIII of the Social Security Act to of intrauterine insemination or of an
period for Medicare eligibility for indi- support rural residency training fund- assisted reproductive technology pro-
viduals with Huntington’s disease. ing that is equitable for all States, and cedure, a failed adoption arrangement,
S. 958 for other purposes. a failed surrogacy arrangement, or a
At the request of Ms. ROSEN, the S. 1986 diagnosis or event that impacts preg-
name of the Senator from Indiana (Mr. At the request of Mrs. CAPITO, the nancy or fertility, to support related
BRAUN) was added as a cosponsor of S. name of the Senator from Arkansas research and education, and for other
958, a bill to amend the Public Health (Mr. BOOZMAN) was added as a cospon- purposes.
Service Act to expand the allowable S. 2491
sor of S. 1986, a bill to amend title
use criteria for new access points XVIII of the Social Security Act and At the request of Mr. KING, the name
grants for community health centers. the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 to ex- of the Senator from New Hampshire
S. 996 pand and expedite access to cardiac re- (Ms. HASSAN) was added as a cosponsor
habilitation programs and pulmonary of S. 2491, a bill to amend the Home-
At the request of Mr. WICKER, the
rehabilitation programs under the land Security Act of 2002 to establish
name of the Senator from Georgia (Mr.
Medicare program, and for other pur- the National Cyber Resilience Assist-
WARNOCK) was added as a cosponsor of
poses. ance Fund, to improve the ability of
S. 996, a bill to award grants to certain
the Federal Government to assist in
intuitions of higher education to edu- S. 2011
enhancing critical infrastructure cyber
cate and train students to participate At the request of Mr. COONS, the resilience, to improve security in the
in the telecommunications workforce. name of the Senator from Montana national cyber ecosystem, to address
S. 1139 (Mr. TESTER) was added as a cosponsor Systemically Important Critical Infra-
At the request of Mr. WYDEN, the of S. 2011, a bill to award a Congres- structure, and for other purposes.
name of the Senator from Wyoming sional Gold Medal to honor the con- S. 2700
(Ms. LUMMIS) was added as a cosponsor tributions of all those whose efforts led At the request of Ms. ROSEN, the
of S. 1139, a bill to repeal the Military to the successful development of life name of the Senator from California
Selective Service Act. saving vaccines to combat the novel (Mrs. FEINSTEIN) was added as a co-
S. 1378 coronavirus. sponsor of S. 2700, a bill to require the
At the request of Ms. COLLINS, the S. 2013 Secretary of Health and Human Serv-
name of the Senator from New Hamp- At the request of Mr. CASEY, the ices to improve the detection, preven-
shire (Ms. HASSAN) was added as a co- names of the Senator from Massachu- tion, and treatment of mental health
sponsor of S. 1378, a bill to amend the setts (Ms. WARREN) and the Senator issues among public safety officers, and
Animal Welfare Act to allow for the re- from Minnesota (Ms. KLOBUCHAR) were for other purposes.
tirement of certain animals used in added as cosponsors of S. 2013, a bill to S. 2706
Federal research, and for other pur- provide for the coverage of medically At the request of Mr. MENENDEZ, the
poses. necessary food and vitamins and indi- name of the Senator from Indiana (Mr.
S. 1488 vidual amino acids for digestive and in- BRAUN) was added as a cosponsor of S.
At the request of Ms. DUCKWORTH, herited metabolic disorder under Fed- 2706, a bill to improve diversity in clin-
the name of the Senator from Massa- eral health programs and private ical trials and data collection for
chusetts (Mr. MARKEY) was added as a health insurance, to ensure State and COVID–19 and future public health
cosponsor of S. 1488, a bill to amend Federal protection for existing cov- threats to address social determinants
title 37, United States Code, to estab- erage, and for other purposes. of health.
lish a basic needs allowance for low-in- S. 2069 S. 2729
come regular members of the Armed At the request of Ms. STABENOW, the At the request of Mr. WARNOCK, the
Forces. names of the Senator from Washington name of the Senator from New Jersey
S. 1697 (Ms. CANTWELL) and the Senator from (Mr. BOOKER) was added as a cosponsor
At the request of Mr. LUJÁN, the Maine (Ms. COLLINS) were added as co- of S. 2729, a bill to direct the Federal
name of the Senator from New Mexico sponsors of S. 2069, a bill to expand the Communications Commission to estab-
(Mr. HEINRICH) was added as a cospon- Medicaid certified community behav- lish a program through which eligible
sor of S. 1697, a bill to address mater- ioral health clinic demonstration pro- individuals may obtain vouchers for
nity care storages and promote optimal gram and to authorize funding for addi- the purchase of connected devices, and
maternity outcomes by expanding edu- tional grants to certified community for other purposes.
behavioral health clinics. S. 2736
cational opportunities for midwives,
and for other purposes. S. 2091
At the request of Mr. BURR, the name
of the Senator from Indiana (Mr.
S. 1779 At the request of Ms. SINEMA, the
BRAUN) was added as a cosponsor of S.
At the request of Ms. DUCKWORTH, name of the Senator from Maine (Ms.
2736, a bill to exclude vehicles to be
the name of the Senator from Michigan COLLINS) was added as a cosponsor of S.
used solely for competition from cer-
(Ms. STABENOW) was added as a cospon- 2091, a bill to amend the American Res-
tain provisions of the Clean Air Act,
sor of S. 1779, a bill to amend title 38, cue Plan Act of 2021 to increase appro-
and for other purposes.
United States Code, to eliminate co- priations to Restaurant Revitalization
S. 2780
payments by the Department of Vet- Fund, and for other purposes.
At the request of Mr. MARSHALL, the
erans Affairs for medicines relating to S. 2100
name of the Senator from Louisiana
preventive health services, and for At the request of Mrs. FEINSTEIN, the (Mr. KENNEDY) was added as a cospon-
other purposes. name of the Senator from Connecticut sor of S. 2780, a bill to amend title 10,
S. 1873 (Mr. BLUMENTHAL) was added as a co- United States Code, to prohibit certain
At the request of Mr. CRAPO, the sponsor of S. 2100, a bill to amend the adverse personnel actions taken
name of the Senator from Wisconsin Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act against members of the Armed Forces
(Ms. BALDWIN) was added as a cospon- to ensure the safety of cosmetics. based on declining the COVID–19 vac-
sor of S. 1873, a bill to amend title S. 2390 cine.

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XVIII of the Social Security Act to At the request of Ms. DUCKWORTH, S. 2889
provide for Medicare coverage of multi- the name of the Senator from Massa- At the request of Mr. CORNYN, the
cancer early detection screening tests. chusetts (Ms. WARREN) was added as a name of the Senator from Michigan
S. 1893 cosponsor of S. 2390, a bill to allow (Ms. STABENOW) was added as a cospon-
At the request of Mr. TESTER, the Americans to receive paid leave time sor of S. 2889, a bill to amend the Con-
names of the Senator from Maine (Ms. to process and address their own health solidated Appropriations Act, 2021 to

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S7074 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE October 19, 2021
address the timing for the use of funds the water supply, it is less well known able and maintaining public safety, and the
with respect to grants made to shut- that PFAS chemicals are also emitted juvenile court system is therefore better
tered venue operators. into the air. equipped to work with youth than the adult
criminal justice system, which is punitive in
S. 2925 This legislation would add PFOA, nature;
At the request of Ms. ROSEN, the PFOS, PFBS, and GenX to the list of Whereas youth are developmentally dif-
name of the Senator from Tennessee hazardous air pollutants regulated ferent from adults, and those differences
(Mrs. BLACKBURN) was added as a co- under section 112(b) of the Clean Air have been—
sponsor of S. 2925, a bill to provide for Act. It would also direct the EPA to (1) documented by research on the adoles-
create a list of categories of major cent brain; and
a strategic plan for the domestic manu- (2) acknowledged by the Supreme Court of
facture of necessary medical supplies sources and area sources that emit the United States, State supreme courts, and
or supplies needed to facilitate emer- PFAS within 2 years and give the EPA many State and Federal laws that prohibit
gency or medical response, and for a 5-year deadline to finalize the subse- youth under the age of 18 from taking on
other purposes. quent regulations. major adult responsibilities such as voting,
The EPA has acknowledged that ‘‘air jury duty, and military service;
S. 2984
emissions of PFAS from industrial Whereas youth who are placed under the
At the request of Ms. MURKOWSKI, the commitment of the juvenile court system
name of the Senator from Arkansas sources is now recognized as a signifi-
are able to access age-appropriate services
(Mr. BOOZMAN) was added as a cospon- cant route for PFAS releases to the en- and education and remain closer to their
sor of S. 2984, a bill to establish that a vironment and is evidenced by deposi- families, which reduces the likelihood that
State-based education loan program is tion as well as their presence in rain- those youth will commit offenses in the fu-
excluded from certain requirements re- water.’’ Yet PFAS air emissions aren’t ture;
currently regulated under the Clean Whereas every year in the United States
lating to a preferred lender arrange- an estimated 76,000 youths are tried, sen-
ment. Air Act or any other anti-pollution
law. tenced, or incarcerated as adults, and most
S. RES. 380 of those youth are prosecuted for nonviolent
Adding PFAS to the EPA’s hazardous offenses;
At the request of Mr. RISCH, the
air pollutants list would build upon Whereas most laws allowing the prosecu-
name of the Senator from Delaware
work done by States to limit air emis- tion of youth as adults were enacted before
(Mr. COONS) was added as a cosponsor
sions from industrial facilities and the publication of research-based evidence
of S. Res. 380, a resolution reiterating by the Centers for Disease Control and Pre-
greatly expand the number of facilities
United States support for the people of vention and the Office of Juvenile Justice
that would have to adopt technology to
the Republic of South Sudan in their and Delinquency Prevention of the Depart-
reduce PFAS emissions.
quest for lasting peace, stability, and ment of Justice demonstrating that pros-
I thank my colead Senator SHAHEEN ecuting youth in adult court actually de-
democracy after 10 years of independ-
for her tireless leadership fighting creases public safety as, on average, youth
ence and calling for a review of United
PFAS contamination and protecting prosecuted in adult court are 34 percent
States policy toward South Sudan.
vulnerable communities and Congress- more likely to commit future crimes than
S. RES. 411
woman STEVENS for successfully shep- youth retained in the juvenile court system;
At the request of Mrs. SHAHEEN, the herding this legislation through the Whereas youth of color, youth with disabil-
names of the Senator from Maryland House. ities, and youth with mental health issues
(Mr. VAN HOLLEN) and the Senator I look forward to working with my are disproportionately represented at all
from Michigan (Mr. PETERS) were stages of the criminal justice system;
colleagues to enact the PROTECT Act Whereas it is harmful to public safety and
added as cosponsors of S. Res. 411, a as quickly as possible. to young people in the legal system to con-
resolution designating October 6, 2021,
f fine youth in adult jails or prisons where
as ‘‘Energy Efficiency Day’’ in celebra- they are significantly more likely to be
tion of the economic and environ- SUBMITTED RESOLUTIONS physically and sexually assaulted and often
mental benefits that have been driven placed in solitary confinement;
by private sector innovation and Fed- --- Whereas youth sentenced as adults receive
eral energy efficiency policies. SENATE RESOLUTION 422—AU- an adult criminal record that hinders future
f THORIZING THE USE OF THE education and employment opportunities;
ATRIUM IN THE PHILIP A. HART Whereas youth who receive extremely long
STATEMENTS ON INTRODUCED sentences deserve an opportunity to dem-
SENATE OFFICE BUILDING FOR
BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS onstrate their potential to grow and change;
A BIPARTISAN HALLOWEEN DOG and
By Mr. PADILLA (for himself, PARADE ON OCTOBER 27, 2021 Whereas, in October, people around the
Mrs. SHAHEEN, Mrs. GILLI- United States participate in Youth Justice
Mr. TILLIS submitted the following
BRAND, Mrs. FEINSTEIN, Ms. Action Month to increase public awareness
resolution; which was considered and
HASSAN, and Mr. BLUMENTHAL): of the need to protect the constitutional
agreed to.:
S. 2994. A bill to list certain rights of youth, establish a minimum age for
perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl S. RES. 422 arresting children, remove youth from adult
substances as hazardous air pollutants, Resolved, courts and prisons, and end the practice of
and for other purposes; to the Com- SECTION 1. USE OF THE ATRIUM IN THE HART sentencing children to life, and de facto life,
SENATE OFFICE BUILDING FOR A BI- without parole and to provide people across
mittee on Environment and Public PARTISAN HALLOWEEN DOG PA- the United States with an opportunity to de-
Works. RADE. velop action-oriented events in their commu-
Mr. PADILLA. Mr. President, I rise The atrium in the Philip A. Hart Senate nities: Now, therefore, be it
to introduce the Prevent Release of Office Building is authorized to be used on Resolved, That the Senate—
Toxics Emissions, Contamination, and October 27, 2021, for a bipartisan Halloween (1) acknowledges that the collateral con-
Transfer Act. The PROTECT Act would dog parade. sequences normally applied in the adult
criminal justice system should not auto-
add certain PFAS chemicals to the list f
matically apply to youth arrested for crimes
of hazardous air pollutants under the before the age of 18;
Clean Air Act. SENATE RESOLUTION 423—EX-
PRESSING SUPPORT FOR THE (2) expresses support for the designation of
The Environmental Working Group October 2021 as ‘‘National Youth Justice Ac-
recently identified nearly 30,000 poten- DESIGNATION OF OCTOBER 2021
tion Month’’;
tial industrial dischargers of PFAS AS ‘‘NATIONAL YOUTH JUSTICE (3) recognizes and supports the goals and
into the air and water. Yet there are ACTION MONTH’’ ideals of National Youth Justice Action
currently no restrictions on industrial Mr. WHITEHOUSE submitted the fol- Month; and

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PFAS discharges under the Clean lowing resolution; which was referred (4) recognizes the importance of and en-
courages the Office of Juvenile Justice and
Water Act or the Clean Air Act, leav- to the Committee on the Judiciary:
Delinquency Prevention of the Department
ing communities vulnerable to the dev- S. RES. 423 of Justice to fully implement the Juvenile
astating impacts of PFAS pollution. Whereas the historical role of the juvenile Justice Reform Act of 2018 (Public Law 115–
While it is well documented how court system is to rehabilitate and treat 385; 132 Stat. 5123) in a manner in keeping
toxic PFAS chemicals are prevalent in young people while holding them account- with the spirit and intent of the law.

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