Given that our committees meet at 9 a.m., if we pass the 48 hours rule, we are at 9 a.m. two days earlier. In practice, that mostly means submitting motions three days in advance. Since we meet at 9 a.m., we could set the notice at 36 hours, a day and a half, in order to have two full days to study the motion. That would avoid the clerk receiving e-mails at 1 a.m., as Mr. Karygiannis pointed out. As a committee member, it does not give me more time.
On February 3rd, 2009. See this statement in context.