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William H. Frist: today, we will start the session with a 1- hour period of morning business. Following that period, we will resume the…

On the recordMay 17, 2005
today, we will start the session with a 1- hour period of morning business. Following that period, we will resume the highway bill for the final 30 minutes of debate. At the conclusion of those remarks, we will begin a series of debates on any of the remaining pending amendments. It is my understanding that several of the amendments will not require rollcalls; therefore, we expect three or four votes, including final passage. We will be recessing today from 12:30 to 2:15 for the weekly policy luncheons. We will be talking to the managers shortly, but I would expect we would be able to, starting at around 11:30 or noon today, do at least a couple of those votes, and then, following the luncheons, complete the bill. Mr. President, tomorrow I expect the Senate will begin consideration of some of the judicial nominations that have been available on the Executive Calendar, as we determine specifically the plans for tomorrow. But we will be going by regular order tomorrow, taking one of the nominees from the Executive Calendar. But over the course of the day, we will come back and be more specific with those announcements, after discussion with the Democratic leader. ____________________
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William H. Frist
Tennessee

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