I might add, that period of time, particularly in the last 2 months, we have seen that when the minority has presented the motion to recommit, that what winds up happening is even Members of the minority don't know what is in the motion to recommit. Therefore, it seems more than reasonable that a sufficient amount of time be given for that purpose. And I also think in the interest of fairness that we have been considerably fair in accepting more motions to recommit than have our friends in the minority.
Alcee Hastings: “I might add, that period of time, particularly in the last 2 months, we have seen that when the minority has presented…”
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Discussing the process and fairness of motions to recommit in the House.
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