This week the House and Senate will both be in session. Lots
of hearings in the House; of interest here are FY 2020 spending bills and HR
2500, FY 2020 NDAA, markups. Fewer hearings in the Senate, but one will address
reforming CFATS.
FY 2020 Spending Bills
• Tuesday, House, Full
Committee, Transportation, Housing, Urban Development, and Related Agencies
(THUD) Appropriations Bill;
• Tuesday, House, Full
Committee, Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration,
and • Related
Agencies (ARF) Appropriations Bill;
HR 2500 Markups – FY 2020 NDAA
CFATS
On Tuesday the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental
Affairs Committee will hold a
hearing on “Sensibly Reforming the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism
Standards Program”. The witness list includes:
• Brian Harrell, DHS;
• Nathan Anderson, GAO
• Matthew Fridley, Brenntag North America;
• Timothy O'Brien, Detotec North America;
• William Erny, American Chemistry Council;
• Andrew Wright, International Liquid Terminals
Association; and
• John Morawetz, International Chemical Workers Union
Council
I do not expect anything new here outside of an updated GAO
report on the CFATS program. It is odd that Director Wulf is not sitting in for
DHS, but his boss should be an interesting substitute.
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