GAINESVILLE, FL –Congresswoman Kat Cammack served as the distinguished speaker for the Greater Gainesville Chamber of Commerce Luncheon, where she provided a legislative update to the local community and spoke with business leaders in Florida’s Third Congressional District about the issues impacting their industries.
Mr. Eric Godet, President and CEO of the Greater Gainesville Chamber, introduced Congresswoman Cammack at the luncheon to an audience of about fifty attendees, including representatives from the University of Florida and Santa Fe College, as well as leaders from industries spanning construction, electric and utilities, senior living and health care, aeronautics, banking, and more.
Congresswoman Cammack opened the luncheon with a legislative update pertaining to the REINS Act, which she introduced at the start of the 118th Congress in January. This critical piece of legislation, which reasserts Congress’ legislative authority and prevents excessive federal overreach, would help to remove the red tape and burdensome, regulatory costs that are currently impacting businesses across the nation.
She also spoke about her efforts to hold Big Tech accountable, the security risks surrounding TikTok, and her bill, the Understanding Cybersecurity of Mobile Networks Act, that recently passed the U.S. House of Representatives and the House Committee on Energy and Commerce with bipartisan votes.
Other topics discussed at the luncheon included supply chain issues, minimum wage, utility prices for residents, crime rates, and more.
