Very briefly, Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of order. Yesterday you made what I thought was a prudent ruling that we already had heard the motion several times previously and that we had heard the will of the House. Since it was already indicated that it would not have unanimous consent, you did not allow the full reading of it.
Today you have allowed it again. I merely raise the point that it is clear that there is not going to be unanimous consent for what we have heard already every day so far this week. I think it would be prudent in the future when we have this to not allow this kind of filibuster to continue.