Reclaiming my time, Mr. Speaker, the question I asked the gentleman was about a statement that he made that it would be more costly to go through litigation than to settlement. I asked the gentleman very specifically if he has documentation to that effect. And so I hope that the gentleman would respond to me on that point because that is the difference in this debate on this bill and the last bill. I would be more than happy to yield to the gentleman if he has that documentation.
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The speaker is questioning a colleague about the cost implications of litigation versus settlement.
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