further parliamentary inquiry. Mr. President, if my friend the majority leader were to be able to do what he has proposed, would the resolution of that matter, then, be a matter of debate before the body under the normal Senate of rules? The PRESIDING OFFICER. Yes, the motion to concur is debatable.
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