Reauthorize and strengthen the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act to support businesses and workers after terrorist attacks.

That’s why we must reauthorize and strengthen the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act to support businesses & workers reeling from tragedies.

Pressley commits to reauthorizing and strengthening the federal terrorism risk insurance program.

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Cities and states deserve swift, reliable relief following a terrorist attack. After the Boston marathon bombing, our community knows that all too well. That’s why we must reauthorize and strengthen the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act to support businesses & workers reeling from tragedies.

Pressley’s official site is currently surfacing a post that frames TRIA as still needing reauthorization and strengthening, which points to the commitment remaining unfinished rather than delivered.

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Title V is the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2019. It extended the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program by replacing 2020 with 2027 and added reporting on affordability and cyberterrorism.

The enacted public law reauthorized TRIA through 2027 and included strengthening provisions through market-condition reporting and a cyberterrorism study.

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Public Law 116-94, Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2020
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Congress.gov lists H.R.1865 as becoming Public Law 116-94 on December 20, 2019, and its summary says Title V reauthorized the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program through 2027 with new reporting requirements.

Congress.gov confirms the reauthorization became law during Pressley’s first House term and summarizes the TRIA extension and added reports.

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H.R.1865 - Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2020
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Treasury states that TRIA provides shared public and private compensation for certain insured terrorism losses, and that the 2019 reauthorization extended TRIP through December 31, 2027.

The administering agency confirms both the program’s support function and that the 2019 law kept it authorized through 2027.

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Terrorism Risk Insurance Program | U.S. Department of the Treasury
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The House vote on the final H.R.1865 vehicle passed 297-120. Pressley is recorded as voting Nay.

The final House vehicle that became law passed during her term, but Pressley did not vote for that omnibus package, so the record supports policy delivery without showing her affirmative vote on final passage.

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Office of the Clerk, Roll Call 631, H.R.1865
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Congress.gov says H.R.4634 passed the House on November 18, 2019, and reauthorized the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program through 2027 with a GAO cyberterrorism report requirement.

A direct TRIA reauthorization bill advanced in the House, demonstrating the policy was concretely moving before enactment through H.R.1865.

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H.R.4634 - Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2019
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The House passed H.R.4634, the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act, 385-22. Pressley is recorded as Not Voting.

The direct TRIA bill passed the House, but Pressley is not recorded as voting for it, limiting evidence of her personal legislative effort.

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Office of the Clerk, Roll Call 626, H.R.4634
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The original TRIA law states the program’s purpose is shared compensation for insured terrorism losses and defines covered property and casualty insurance to include workers’ compensation insurance.

This establishes that reauthorizing TRIA addresses the claim’s business and worker-support component, including workers’ compensation coverage.

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Public Law 107-297, Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002
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