I thank the gentleman. Madam Speaker, as I was saying, the intent and the spirit of the rule makes a lot of sense. Having something that is going to negatively impact those home buyers, especially those first-time home buyers, is not pro-consumer. It is not pro-growth. What we are trying to do with this particular bill--and I applaud my new colleague for this--is to allow the stakeholders, which is the buyer, the seller, and the companies that have the legal responsibility to do this closing properly to move forward and make sure that this is done in the proper way for those consumers.
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