Rob Woodall: “Reclaiming my time, and I thank the ranking member for his question. And that's a good way to conclude, Madam Chair. The…”

“Reclaiming my time, and I thank the ranking member for his question. And that's a good way to conclude, Madam Chair. The reason is because the language of the bill speaks for itself. The language of the bill speaks for itself. When this bill passes the House today, Madam Chair, we will have the U.S. House of Representatives on record about solutions to the malpractice challenges that face this Nation. But there is no need to be on the record today, Madam Chair, about all of the different ways that we got here. Because I might disagree with my friend from Georgia about how we got here. I would certainly disagree with my friend from Michigan about how we got here. But what is important is that we begin to take those steps forward. And with the removal of these findings, we are going to be able to let that language stand on its face for this House to have the free and open debate that I'm looking forward to today. I yield back the balance of my time. The Acting CHAIR. The question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from Georgia (Mr. Woodall). The question was taken; and the Acting Chair announced that the ayes appeared to have it.”