I point out to the Senator, as I know and he knows, by not stacking the votes we add a considerable amount of time to this exercise. We are trying to move these amendments in a prompt and reasonable fashion. I think that has been shown in the process throughout the weeks here. We end up delaying if we don't stack votes.
Discussing the importance of stacking votes to expedite the amendment process.
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