The answer is certainly yes, but that is not exclusive of the jurisdiction maintained by the corrections committee. I missed the point the gentleman is making. I can reiterate the fact that whenever a corrections day bill is reported out of the Corrections Day Committee to the standing subcommittee of the House, it is done in a bipartisan way. Certainly this bill was done in a likewise manner, in a bipartisan way. I remain concerned on this side as to why the gentleman is perplexed.
Robert Ehrlich: “The answer is certainly yes, but that is not exclusive of the jurisdiction maintained by the corrections committee. I…”
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Discussing the bipartisan nature of corrections day bills during a House debate.
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