mr. davidson: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself as much time as i shall consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davidson: congress in article 1, section 8 of the constitution has the power to raise and regulate armies. and that relates to the selective service administration. we've decided to use the selective service administration to register men for the draft, for many years now. and during the course of this year, it's come to the discussion here in washington about requiring women to register for the draft. many families back home aren't aware of this and especially many young women aren't aware of this, mr. chairman. funds from hat no this appropriation would be used for the selective service administration to modify the current requirements. the purpose of that would be to let congress do our job, to go back home and talk to our families and talk to our young women and listen to them. we can come back here and if we're going to modify the selective service administration, we do that with purpose a

mr. davidson of ohio. amendment number 28 by mr. garrett of new jersey. amendment 29 by mr. garrett of new jersey. amendment 31 by mr. gosar of arizona. amendment 32 by mr. guinta of new hampshire. amendment 34 by mr. huizenga of michigan. amendment number 35 by mr. huizenga of michigan. amendment number 38 by mr. king of iowa. the chair will reduce to two minutes time for any vote -- any electronic vote after the irst vote in the series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 22 printed in house report 114-639 offered by the gentlewoman from tennessee, mrs. blackburn, which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 22 printed in house report 114-639 offered by mrs. blackburn of tennessee. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device.

mr. davidson >> can you turn on the microphone. >> yes. i'll meet with the individuals out in the lobby. >> if you can stand he's step outside and if anyone wants to articulating talk about their claim he'll be out there until he talks with every single one of you and come back with a recommendation to the board thank you for your patience. >> thank you supervisor breed. >> thank you okay with that, we have two other 3:00 p.m. special orders supervisor cowen would you like to do the eir hearing at this time. >> or we could - supervisor campos is not here we'll go back to the regular agenda until i returns and back to the 3:00 p.m. special order madam clerk call item 24. >> a charter amendment first graft for the charter of san francisco to authorize the san franciscans not united states citizens but are the parents legal guardian or caregivers of a child residing in san francisco to vote for the board of education at an election on november 8, 2016. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you supervisor president london breed colleagues this measure a

mr. davidson >> can you turn on the microphone. >> yes. i'll meet with the individuals out in the lobby. >> if you can stand he's step outside and if anyone wants to articulating talk about their claim he'll be out there until he talks with every single one of you and come back with a recommendation to the board thank you for your patience. >> thank you supervisor breed. >> thank you okay with that, we have two other 3:00 p.m. special orders supervisor cowen would you like to do the eir hearing at this time. >> or we could - supervisor campos is not here we'll go back to the regular agenda until i returns and back to the 3:00 p.m. special order madam clerk call item 24. >> a charter amendment first graft for the charter of san francisco to authorize the san franciscans not united states citizens but are the parents legal guardian or caregivers of a child residing in san francisco to vote for the board of education at an election on november 8, 2016. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you supervisor president london breed colleagues this measure a

mrs. davidson, anybody elsewo who would like t speak in support? >> the laidy here you have already spoken once. we need to give everybody else an opportunity to speak. >> this is based on personal privilege. >> what is your point of personal privilege. >> the gentleman from new hampshire mentioned somebody could be paid. >> excuse me, sir, it's not a point of personal privilege. >> can i -- >> no, you cannot use a point of personal privilege to make arguments. all right. we'll recognize the lady standing at this microphone. >> from missouri. thank you for serving on this committee to realize that why are we differentiating for profit and not-for-profit. many not-for-profits take much more administrative dollars from our tax dollars and to many of us we would actually say they misuse them to a larger degree, so for that reason i would urge you to vote no on this amendment. >> anyone else who has not spoken previously who rises to speak in support? >> thank you. from colorado. first i want to thank you for this debate to happen and mr. evans from ge

mrs. davidson from ohio. this week,in republican national committee we adopted a resolution. and that resolution stated what i think many of us believe very strongly in, that federal regulations on businesses are hurting our economy and we felt that was unfair. now, if you are not permitting people to serve in the republican national committee that maybe have represented some of these interests, like the national federation of independents or a chamber of commerce or the local businesses depend upon them to represent them, or the farmers are agricultural community, to testify why those regulations are not needed and try to protect themselves so they can continue to profit and provide the jobs and get the strong economy that we want, i am not quite sure what we're trying to do. >> thank you. is there anybody else who would like to speak i supportn? the lady over here, you have already spoken once. we need to allow everyone else an opportunity to speak before we can give you a second opportunity to speak. mr. yu, have you spoken to this particular amendment? >> yes, this is bas

mr. davidson some amendments to make. >> thank you supervisor president london breed's a we have 18 foufrl street removed and 37 through 34 judy's that have been removed. >> i'm sorry can you go by the numbers on the sheet. >> colleagues we'll have not received an amended version he'll speak into the intoerdz. >> mr. david son. >> line item 443 and 442 waller. >> oh. >> line item number 452 which is 13 york. >> leona helmsley number 369 which is 19 ruth let me go street saint charles. >> 238 and 239 judy's street. >> thank you supervisor peskin made a motion and seconded by supervisor campos colleagues we'll take that without objection. without objection the amendments pass and may we approve item 54 as amended madam clerk can you call the roll. >> supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell there are 11 i's. >> the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> thank you very much madam president. >> then did we file 53? >> supervisor peskin. >> supervisor p

mrs. davidson from ohio. >> earlier in this week at the republican national committee we adopted a resolution. and that resolution stated what i think many of us believe very strongly, that federal regulations on businesses and sl other entities are hurting our economy. we felt that was unfair. now, if you are not permitting people to serve in the republican national committee, that maybe have represented somr of these interests like the national federation of independence or a chamber of commerce or the local businesses depend upon them to represent them, obviously or the farmers, our agricultural community to testify why those regulations are not needed and try to protect themselves so that they can continue to profit and for fight for jobs and get a strong economy we want to am not quite sure what we are trying to do. >> thank you. is any but al's would like to speak in support? the lady over here, you've already spoken once and we need to let everyone else an opportunity to speak before we t can give you a second opportunity to speak. mr. yue? >> the national committee newna hampshire --

mr. davidson, had been postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 26 printed in house report 114-639. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> mr. chair, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 26, printed in house report number 114-639, offered by mr. duffy of wisconsin. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 794, the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. duffy, and the member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. duffy: thank you, mr. chairman. this is an amendment that deals with an issue that quite often comes up on the floor. it's an issue about regulation and overregulation. what this amendment would do would prohibit the administration from using any of these funds to implement a rule that would cost the economy $100 million or more. this is kind of like the rains act. the rule doesn't come back for a vote, it's just prohibited. the reason is the

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