The Senator is correct, because I understand, as I am learning more about this industry, it is more robust in the State of Louisiana than elsewhere. So I think our legislature has put the appropriate restrictions, licensing, information…
Mitch Landrieu
The Public Record
American politician (born 1960)
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I didn't hear the request. The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tempore. The Senator has asked unanimous consent that each side have 5 additional minutes for morning business.
The Senator is on to a very excellent point. I was wondering if he could remind those listening, getting ready for the vote, one of the reasons the debate was restricted is so that we could move on this very important piece of legislation…
I understand we could do this, which sounds fine to me: We would be voting sometime today either by voice or rollcall.
I have no objection to that. Could the Senator give me some timeframe? Would it be on for another hour or 2 or will this go on for several days?