If the gentleman will continue to yield for an additional question, Mr. Speaker, I would ask the gentleman, it is his understanding that we would take that up later, but that means that the bill that we previously passed--the language that we previously passed, at least--no longer exists based on the Senate amendment; am I correct in that assumption?
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