Judd Gregg: “Under the unanimous consent agreement, the understanding was that we…”

On the recordNovember 1, 2005

Under the unanimous consent agreement, the understanding was that we move on to the Inhofe amendment and to the Nelson amendment. And although it wasn't agreed to, I believe it can now be agreed to that the amendment in order after the Nelson amendment will be the Lott amendment, except if we end up going into tomorrow, the first two amendments will be Senator Cantwell's amendment followed by Senator Grassley's amendment. If Senator Lott's amendment or Senator Nelson's amendment do not come up tonight, we follow those two amendments. Is that correct?

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