I did have two things.
One, I'll talk about the timing that we have now. We have until about 4:26, when the bells will start ringing again. We have a vote at 4:56. That vote will take 8 to 12 minutes. That will delay the 5:30 bell that would have happened for the regular voting, which we would have done, so we can come back then, for probably 45 minutes to an hour. Then, if we are not done, it would mean that after those votes, the four votes that we have tonight, we would come back here to finish the clause-by-clause.
There was a question asked, which I appreciate. I did double-check on whether or not I had the right answer, and I happen to have it. There is no deadline, like on a private member's bill, where if nothing happens to it automatically it gets reported back to the House the next day. That doesn't happen with government legislation.
As we know, there's a timeframe to this, so the issue is to try to finish this clause-by-clause today. It is possible that after the next break we will get it done today before we have to come back after votes, but that will be up to the committee.
Right now, we have one witness with us. The other witness, unfortunately, was told by—