Senate Proceeding on Jul 28th, 2009 :: 1:50:35 to 1:52:35
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1:50:32 to 1:50:53( Edit History Discussion )

Robert Bennett: i ask consent these requests be agreed to and t printed inhe record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. bennett: the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. bennett: i ask unanimous consent that t.j. kim of senator voinovich's staff, be granted floor privileges for the duration of the senate's

1:50:35 to 1:52:35( Edit History Discussion )
Speech By: Robert Bennett

1:50:54 to 1:51:15( Edit History Discussion )

Robert Bennett: consideration of h.r. 3183. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. ben i amn favor of the voinovich amendment to use the language of been hotlined. i do not know of any objection to it. at least on this side, we will

1:51:16 to 1:51:36( Edit History Discussion )

Robert Bennett: do what we can hotlined, get it cleared so that it can be passed, i by voice vote, as quickly as possible. but because it has not been hotlined on our side, i would suspect that the vote will probably take place this afternoon, if that's acceptable to the chairman.

1:51:37 to 1:51:58( Edit History Discussion )

Robert Bennett: th has pointed out, been a significant increase in the n.r.c. workload, and g.s.a. has been in negotiations with n.r.c. to construct additional building next to the headquarters. and the negotiations may extend

1:51:59 to 1:52:20( Edit History Discussion )

Robert Bennett: beyond the end of this fiscal year, and the lease award occurring in 2010. so in order to anticipate that, the n.r.c. and the language should be continued in the fiscal year 2010 appropriation for the n.r.c. that will facilitate the procurement process and protect

1:52:21 to 1:52:35( Edit History Discussion )

Robert Bennett: the government from any protests after a contract is awarded. and this would mean that n.r.c. could continue the current procurement without interruption. and for those reasons, i think