Subcommittee Hearing on “Changes in Maritime Technology: Can the Coast Guard Keep Up?”

Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation (House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure) · December 17, 2025

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Call to order and procedural consents

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17:32 → 17:59(27s)

Chairman Ezell called the Subcommittee on Coast guard and maritime transportation to order, obtained unanimous consent to allow the chairman to declare recesses, to permit non‑members to sit and ask questions, and set rules for submitting documents to the record.

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A House Transportation and Infrastructure subcommittee hearing examined the U.S. Coast Guard's adoption and regulation of unmanned maritime systems, cybersecurity posture, and recent internal policy language about hate symbols; witnesses from the Coast Guard, Coast Guard Cyber Command, GAO, and the National Academies testified and answered members' questions.

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