On the recordApril 6, 1995
Mr. Speaker, I gather that the majority feels that we should move ahead rapidly with this bill, and I begin to sense that we are not going to have any opportunity to amend it.
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govinfo.govMr. Speaker, I gather that the majority feels that we should move ahead rapidly with this bill, and I begin to sense that we are not going to have any opportunity to amend it.
Discussing the rapid progression of a bill and the lack of opportunity for amendments.
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