If I could address the Chair, I am happy to answer the question. As Senator Sanders knows, I have serious concerns with his much broader bill. So I am not agreeing to his far broader bill. He knows that. We have talked about that. We have talked about those concerns. I am happy to restate that. Having answered his question, I would like to reask through the Chair if Senator Sanders is objecting or would object to a UC request to pass this veterans clinics bill without the amendment at the desk.
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