No, not a bit.
I don't think that on the issue of the environment I'm the one headed to the gallows.
But on the issue of urgency, in actually coming forward with amendments that are required to make the changes that witnesses have been telling us about, it has to be now.
As everybody on the committee knows, the current process timeline that was agreed to by the majority of the committee was unacceptable to us and was too delayed and wrapped into the budget. We thought that was an unfortunate congruence of stars and will dilute the efforts of this committee to get our work done.
So I put this motion forward. I know we all have schedules. I'm prepared to move my schedule around to be here. I'm furthest away, I believe, than anybody here, but I'm willing to do it and get the work done, get the substantive work done, which is around the amendments and making this flawed bill better.