in just a few moments we will be voting on three bills. The first bill we will be voting on is the Fetus Farming Prohibition Act. The second bill we will be voting on is the alternative means, the alternative ways of deriving stem cells. And the third is the House bill in support of research which is derived from blastocysts. Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent it be in order to ask for the yeas and nays on all three bills en bloc. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.
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