I'll call the vote.
(Motion agreed to: yeas 6; nays 5)
That closes the debate. We have six minutes left. I don't see there's anything useful that can be accomplished in six minutes. I suppose we could go back to the speaking order. That would give Mr. Collins five minutes.
May I say, colleagues, my anticipation is that on Wednesday, we will hear from Brookfield for the first hour. Then we are to consider our report on our trip to Europe last summer, which I don't anticipate to be controversial. It may be that we could carve out a bit of time to deal with this issue and others as to where we want to go for the next few weeks and months.
Anyway, I would encourage you not only to speak to each other but also to speak to the chair so that we can possibly do this in a collegial way as opposed to other ways.
With that, Mr. Collins, you have the final five minutes.