The point I'm making is that we're not prepared to take the time to address legitimate issues, but we can procedurally take the time to talk about why that's wrong. I think this committee ought to take the appropriate time to be sure every member on this committee has asked the questions that they think are pertinent and relevant to the implementation of this bill. That opportunity should be given.
There may be an excess of that request, but there has to be a measure of reasonableness in there somewhere. I can tell you that one round of seven minutes on an issue as big as this, for one person, is hardly reasonable. If the committee wants to be reasonable, then it should be, but it should not try to jam this thing through—