Today is a day that we in this House, I believe, can be proud of. We've provided better, clearer information to markets for efficient allocation of capital—not sexy words that roll off the tongue, but they do matter; they do matter. At a time, today, when we pass this bill, we will be voting not just for better information in markets; we'll be voting for a better future for this planet. It will be a win for financial markets and it will be a win for the climate. I commend this bill to the House.