On the recordMay 15, 2003
If there is no guarantee that we are going to have acceptance of the colloquy, then I cannot offer my amendment.
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govinfo.govJon S. Corzine: “If there is no guarantee that we are going to have acceptance of the colloquy, then I cannot offer my amendment.”
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Discussing the conditions for offering an amendment during a legislative session.
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