Before I yield the floor, I need to briefly discuss the withdrawal of an amendment I have, which is amendment No. 1067, regarding notification of Congress with respect to the initial custody and further disposition of members of al-Qaida and affiliated entities. I have received assurances from the Armed Services Committee majority and minority staff that these comments and steps which are outlined in that amendment will be addressed when the Defense bill goes to conference. Therefore, Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that my amendment No. 1067 be withdrawn. But I also understand that the Armed Services Committee will take up my amendment when the Defense bill goes to conference as part of the conference on this bill. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.
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