On a point of order, there was no debate, so I had to kind of make my own judgment on what I thought the rules might be without having them in front of me. I therefore voted to sustain your ruling because I suspect you're probably right. Mr. Wallace was trying to amend his own motion.
If the rules permit--I won't pursue this if they don't--I now would like to propose the same amendment that he was proposing. I stand to be corrected, but I think I could, as another member of the committee, propose an amendment to his motion, and we could debate it in a normal fashion.
So if that is the case, then I am indeed proposing the amendment that Mr. Wallace had made to his own motion. I'm proposing, as another member, that amendment to his motion.