He also said that the SAFE Act is still scheduled to be brought up on the House floor. The ITAA briefing did not clarify what Congress would do with either the CESA or the SAFE Act. William Reinsch stated that the administration wants Congress to pass CESA, but not the SAFE Act. But, it is my viewpoint, as one of the sponsors, that it would be smarter to hold it in abeyance. We can always move it.
Some Members are right on top of it.
Others are not, and many of them are cosponsors. And I just wonder why should we have this fight. Rep. Davis was more reserved in his comments. He did not elaborate on his reaction to the administration's proposal. Nor did he express an opinion on whether the SAFE Act should be passed.