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Joe Barton: parliamentary inquiry, since the Rogers amendment, which is next in line, amends, or perfects, the Johnson amendment…

On the recordApril 20, 2005
parliamentary inquiry, since the Rogers amendment, which is next in line, amends, or perfects, the Johnson amendment, does the gentleman from Michigan (Mr. Rogers) have to seek recognition to offer his amendment before the close of debate on the gentlewoman from Connecticut's (Mrs. Johnson) amendment, or does he wait until her debate concludes and then offers his amendment? The Acting CHAIRMAN. The gentleman may offer his amendment to the amendment at any time during debate on the Johnson amendment.
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