from hazardous products. a representative from consumer reports and a child safety advocate were among witnesses at this hours energy and commerce subcommittee hearing. the subcommittee on consumer protection and commerce will now come to order. we re going to hopefully move pretty quickly through opening statements because we re going to be called to the floor before too long for a long series of votes. and i really want to hear our witnesses. you know, the american people are often skeptical of what does government do for them. and i am just i just feel so proud and so lucky to be on this subcommittee, because the kinds of things we are talking about today are about saving lives. and we re actually going to make a difference in the live lives of everyday americans. i appreciate so much our witnesses for being here today. we re going to consider seven bills that aim at protecting consumers and, yes, saving saving lives. in subcommittee is vice chair for example tony ca
we will hopefully move quickly through opening statements because we will be called to the floor before too of votes. long series the american people is often skeptical of what government does for them. i feel so proud and lucky to be on this subcommittee. we will consider seven bills that aim at attracting builders and saving lives. chair tony introduced the safe act of 2019, i wrote to of the consumer product safety commission in april asking to recall this, which, gratefully, she did. there are other products out that are risks. i want to thank annie, who invited carter, a member of the nicolasttee, introduced and zachary burt, carbon monoxide poisoning act. those are two brothers who died. we want to prevent that. this would establish cpf see grant program for states to install carbon monoxide in childcare facilities, senior citizen centers, and homes for low income families for seniors. mike and david joyce, though they don t serve on the committee, have introduced an
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