No, I think the amendment is clear in that it would ensure that.... As the bill is currently worded, it would provide for one House or the other. This amendment is saying that it would be obligatory to use both Houses. If the Senate and the House made a determination that this was to be a process that was joint, then that would be their determination, but this would prescribe that both the Senate and the House be included in those processes.
I'd just simply point out that in the last round it was at the Senate committee where I think some of the most consequential amendments came in and informed the bill that's in front of us today. I think it would be an error to exclude the Senate from these proceedings.