Before I yield time to the gentleman from Ohio, I do want to point out that H. Res. 72 of the 117th Congress, which is the resolution that stripped Marjorie Taylor Greene of her committee assignments, contained no language whatsoever relating to due process and set forth no appeals process for her to be able to appeal the ruling of the body as a whole. I will say that the resolution that we are debating today does contain language as to an appellate process. So I do believe that the resolution that we are debating today does contain additional rights to the Member that we are seeking to remove than what was offered in H. Res. 72 as it relates to Marjorie Taylor Greene. Mr. Speaker, I yield 6 minutes to the gentleman from the great State of Ohio (Mr. Miller).
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