Unanimous Consent Agreement

The Senate considered a unanimous consent agreement setting aside speaking time before a scheduled vote. Senator Budd asked that four senators be permitted to speak: he and Senator Markey for up to 10 minutes total, and Senators Sullivan and Heinrich for up to 20 minutes total. No substantive policy discussion occurred.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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Ted Budd, NC

Republican
“I ask the Senate to let four senators speak before our next vote. Senator Markey and I want up to 10 minutes total, and Senators Sullivan and Heinrich want up to 20 minutes total.”
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Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the following Members be permitted to speak prior to the scheduled vote: Budd and Markey for up to 10 minutes total; Sullivan and Heinrich for up to 20 minutes total.

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