On a point of order, Madam Chair, it's unfortunate that we're now 15 minutes from the end of the meeting and we haven't got anywhere near through. I know that's my fault, but that principle was so important to me that I felt the necessity to do that. It's unfortunate it took so long to arrive at a resolution, but now I'm concerned about what that means for the remainder of the recommendations and for finishing the report.
We've been told this is a hard deadline. We absolutely have to be done today, etc., etc. The only reason I raise that now prior to this vote is that there is a possibility that if we arrive at six o'clock eastern time, in 15 minutes or less, this could be the only recommendation that passes prior to that time. Therefore, could we have a report that would have only this one recommendation in it?
I raise that simply because I would be troubled by that possibility, so I'm trying to get a sense as to what our plan is. What are we going to do in the next 15 minutes that allows us to have a complete report rather than—