Mr. Speaker, under the rule, the minority, the Democrats, are entitled the offer one final amendment in the form of a motion to recommit. Mr. Speaker, when will we have that opportunity? The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair is entertaining debate on the bill at this time.
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