,i #aacth ,,congress #ast ,session ,h4 ,r4 #aaij ,,in ,,the ,,house ,,of ,,representatives ,march #ad1 #bjac ,mr4 ,markey 7for himself and ,mr4 ,holt7 introduced the following bill2 which was referred to the ,committee on ,natural ,resources ,a ,,bill ,to provide that the ,secretary of the ,interior may accept bids on any new oil and gas leases of ,federal lands 7including submerged lands7 only from bidders certifying that all oil produced pursuant to such leases1 and all refined petroleum products produced from such oil1 shall be offered for sale only in the ,united ,states1 and for other purposes4 #a4 ,short title ,this ,act may be cited as the ,keep ,america's ,oil ,here ,act4 #b4 ,findings ,the ,congress finds the following3 7#a7 ,the ,united ,states is taking a number of steps to reduce domestic consumption of oil4 7#b7 ,in #bjjg1 the ,congress passed the ,energy ,independence and ,security ,act of #bjjg 7,public ,law #aaj-adj71 which increased fuel economy standards to at least #ce miles per gallon by #bjbj and established renewable fuel standards to ensure that enough renewable fuel is produced by #bjbb to reduce the need for #a4f million barrels of oil per day4 ,these programs to reduce our domestic oil consumption have yet to be fully implemented4 7#c7 ,the administration of ,president ,obama is accelerating the implementation of the fuel economy standards and greenhouse gas emission standards4 7#d7 ,in #bjaj1 the ,president issued a rule that required increased fuel economy and decreased global warming emissions for light-duty vehicles produced in model years #bjab-bjaf4 ,this rule is in the process of being implemented1 and will reduce the need for an additional #a4i million barrels of oil per day by #bjcj and reduce the need for #b4c million barrels of oil per day by #bjdj4 7#e7 ,in #bjab1 the ,president issued a final rule to implement increased fuel economy and reduced global warming emissions for light duty vehicles produced in model years #bjag through #bjbe4 ,this rule1 once fully implemented1 will reduce the need for an additional #a4e million barrels of oil per day by #bjcj and reduce the need for #b4d million barrels of oil per day by #bjdj4 7#f7 ,these actions will help reduce domestic consumption of crude oil1 which is an exhaustible natural resource4 ,these measures represent only a portion of ,federal ,government efforts to assist economic growth and reduce economic pressures relating to high oil prices4 7#g7 ,as the result of actions undertaken by the ,congress and the executive branch1 domestic oil production has ramped up considerably4 ,crude oil production in the ,united ,states is at its highest level in #ae years1 while production of oil and natural gas liquids combined is at its highest level in #bj years4 ,domestic oil production is expected to continue rising through #bjbj4 ,restrictions on exports of oil produced on public lands are a necessary and appropriate complement to energy efficiency measures and will help to ensure a reliable and affordable supply of such oil and refined products from such oil4 #c4 ,no foreign sales of oil produced on ,federal lands ,the ,secretary of the ,interior may accept bids on any new oil and gas leases of ,federal lands 7including submerged lands7 under the ,mineral ,leasing ,act 7#cj ,u4,s4,c4 #aha et seq47 or the ,outer ,continental ,shelf ,lands ,act 7#dc ,u4,s4,c4 #acca et seq47 only from bidders certifying that all crude oil produced under such leases1 and all refined petroleum products produced from such crude oil1 shall be offered for sale only in the ,united ,states4 #d4 ,waiver ,the ,president may provide for waiver of the application of section #c with respect to a lease in a case in which-- 7#a7 the ,president determines that such a waiver is in the national interest because it-- 7,a7 will not lead to an increase in domestic consumption of crude oil obtained from countries hostile to ,united ,states interests or that have political and economic instability that compromises energy supply security2 7,b7 will not lead to higher costs to oil refiners that purchase the crude oil than such refiners would have to pay for crude oil in the absence of such a waiver2 and 7,c7 will not lead to higher gasoline costs paid by consumers than consumers would have to pay in the absence of such a waiver2 7#b7 an exchange of crude oil or refined petroleum products provides for no net loss of crude oil or refined petroleum products1 respectively1 consumed domestically2 7#c7 a waiver is necessary under the ,constitution1 a law1 or an international agreement2 or 7#d7 a standing trade agreement with a ,north ,american trading partner allows for such exports1 and all crude oil and refined petroleum products exported under such a waiver will be consumed in ,north ,america4 #e4 ,sunset 7a7 ,in general ,this ,act1 including any certification made pursuant to this ,act1 shall have no force or effect after the expiration of the #aj-year period beginning on the date of enactment of this ,act4 7b7 ,report ,two years before the end of the period referred to in subsection 7a71 the ,secretary of the ,interior and the ,comptroller ,general of the ,united ,states shall each submit a report to the ,congress on the impact of this ,act on oil production on ,federal lands1 consumption of oil and refined petroleum products in the ,united ,states1 and prices and markets for oil and refined petroleum products in the ,united ,states4 #f4 refined petroleum product defined ,in this ,act the term refined petroleum product means any of the following3 7#a7 ,finished reformulated or conventional motor gasoline4 7#b7 ,finished aviation gasoline4 7#c7 ,kerosene-type jet fuel4 7#d7 ,kerosene4 7#e7 ,distillate fuel oil4 7#f7 ,residual fuel oil4 7#g7 ,lubricants4 7#h7 ,waxes4 7#i7 ,petroleum coke4 7#aj7 ,asphalt and road oil4