There is another thing I would like to comment on. I'm not being critical of the chair. Honestly, I'm not. He has to deal with what he has to deal with. However, for all the testimony we have heard over—I don't know how many meetings—six or eight meetings, should we now advise the people appearing before committee that if they're talking about this, that, or the other thing, they may as well not even bother showing up because any of the suggestions they make about the legislation are going to be ruled inadmissible?
It's a good discussion, and if they get off track, it's almost the chair's job, the clerk's job, or the analyst's job to remind everybody, “Hey, you're getting off track. There's no point in even talking about it.” It's really just a waste of time in some manner.
Those are just a few points I was going to provide.