I understand there are amendments coming in.
I understand taking a named society out of the bill. I get that, because those are temporal, and you want a bill that is bigger.
I think it's important to focus, as the Senate has, on dementia. I get that. I think taking any mention of Alzheimer's out is problematic politically, as well. I think there is a way to shape that phrasing that at least preserves Alzheimer's in the bill in some way, while understanding, as the Senate did, that dementia is quite broad.
I would hope that any kind of expunging of Alzheimer's all the way through doesn't happen and that there's a clever way to ensure that we keep that word in there. I argue partly out of a personal story. I have seen in my own life how Alzheimer's is what people first think, and it can actually do a disservice to people with other dementias, so I understand the reason to focus on dementia. I would just try to hold some concept of Alzheimer's in this bill.