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considered a different, report? \
THE CHAIRMAN: It would be a different report, \
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and if, as I assume would be the case, the Committee
of the Whole had risen to report with respect to Committee '
Report EB-I, it would then not be possible to have another .
motion to reconsider what the Committee of the Whole did ';
with respect to Committee Report EB-I. ':
Delegate heatley. i
DELEGATE WHEATLEY: A further question, ,
,
Mr. Chairmen: After the Committee of the Whole reports I
back there would still then be the usual opportunities i
for amendment on second and third reading, as it now j
exists? ''
THE CHAIRMAN: Oh, yes. '
t ',
DELEGATE WHEATLEY: That would not be changed? '
THE CHAIRMAN; All the Chair meant in indicating
that there would be no opportunity for reconsideration was'
no opportunity for reconsideration by the Committee of
the Whole. The whole matter is, of course, before the ''
Convention on second reading.
Delegate Wheatley.