House
Concurrent
Resolution
13
H-1162
Amend
House
Concurrent
Resolution
13
as
follows:
1
1.
Page
1,
line
12,
by
striking
<
preserve
>
and
2
inserting
<
enhance
>
3
2.
Page
1,
line
14,
after
<
use
of
>
by
inserting
4
<
safe
>
5
3.
Page
2,
by
striking
lines
2
through
6
and
6
inserting:
7
<
WHEREAS,
states
bear
an
undue
burden
from
8
toxic
chemicals,
including
health
care
costs
and
9
environmental
damages,
disadvantaging
businesses
that
10
lack
information
on
chemicals
in
their
supply
chain,
11
and
increasing
demands
for
state
regulation;
NOW
12
THEREFORE,
>
13
4.
Page
2,
lines
13
and
14,
by
striking
<
their
14
intended
use
>
and
inserting
<
people
and
the
15
environment
>
16
5.
Page
2,
line
22,
by
striking
<
of
chemicals
>
and
17
inserting
<
and
disposal
of
chemicals,
including
a
focus
18
on
geographic
areas
with
significant
exposures
>
19
6.
Page
2,
line
30,
by
striking
<
children
>
and
20
inserting
<
human
beings
and
the
environment
>
21
7.
Page
3,
line
4,
after
<
impose
a
>
by
inserting
22
<
full
>
23
8.
Page
3,
by
striking
line
8
and
inserting
<
should
24
provide
that
companies
and
the
EPA
will
work
together
>
25
9.
Page
3,
line
12,
after
<
rely
on
>
by
inserting
26
<
the
best
available
>
27
10.
Page
3,
line
17,
by
striking
<
enable
>
and
28
inserting
<
ensure
>
29
11.
Page
3,
line
17,
by
striking
<
to
have
>
and
30
inserting
<
has
>
31
12.
Page
3,
after
line
19
by
inserting:
32
<
BE
IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED,
That
the
policy
reforms
33
should
reward
innovation
by
fast-tracking
approval
34
of
new
demonstratively
safer
chemicals,
and
reward
35
investment
in
green
chemistry
research
and
workforce
36
development
to
boost
American
business
and
spur
jobs
in
37
the
manufacture
of
safer
alternatives;
and
>
38
13.
Page
3,
line
23,
after
<
competitive
>
by
39
inserting
<
,
safe
chemical
>
40
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