this, hopefully, will be a noncontroversial amendment. Basically, it is a sense of the Senate that the Postal Service should not close any postal facilities or post offices until enactment of this postal reform bill. So this is a sense of the Senate. The idea is we don't know exactly when the House is going to pass their bill, if they ever do. But we will have a sense of the Senate on the record. The Postal Service's self-imposed moratorium expires May 15. Hopefully, this will give them time to extend this until a bill is passed. If this bill does pass--and I hope it does--this is a major reset for the Postal Service, and I hope much of the rationale for closing these offices goes away with the passage of this bill. Madam President, I would love to have a voice vote on this, if that is possible. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Connecticut.
Mark Pryor: “this, hopefully, will be a noncontroversial amendment. Basically, it is a sense of the Senate that the Postal Service…”
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