Recognition between the parties. All time shall be equally allotted between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11 50 a. M. Each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. The chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. Gutierrez, for five minutes. Mr. Gutierrez id like to be from alabama today, but im not. The ave asked me to take button off. The button off. That only makes a point. It might not be a button on, its 122, people with daca lose their protection from deportation. They lose their government issued identification that allowed them to stay in this country and work legally. Daca is the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, and the president ended in which will completely expire in march. Lets be clear, people dont have until march. People are already losing their daca coverage on a daily basis. So when reporters and collisions say that congress has until march to enact the dream act, they are flat wrong. We cannot wait until march. The dream act and protections of the daca program are not light switches which we can can turn on and off. Every day we delay the passage of the dream act, another 122 Daca Recipients lose their status. They go from being documented to being undocumented. And the worlds are turned upsidedown. Its not just their lives but the lives of american citizens who love them, employ them, and rely on them. Young dreamers came forward and reported the department of Homeland Security and paid their own money for a criminal background check by the f. B. I. In fact, many of them have successfully completed their paperwork and biometrics three times. They paid all of this processing, paperwork, background checks, fingerprints with their own money. By definition, they arrived in the United States as children. By definition they arrived at least 10 years ago. A year and a half before obama even got sworn in as president. There are 800,000 of them, 800,000, Young Americans who have been playing by the rules doing everything their government has asked them to do and who have been living Productive Lives in communities, in every state of the union. As of today, more than 12,000 have lost their daca status and protection. Let me tell you about a few of them. Myron owns three business, he lives in washington state, and has lived in the u. S. Since he as 11. His daca expires on december 22. The day after the act is his set to exsmire antiday were all supposed to go home, return to our families for Christmas Holiday and new years. He submitted his daca renewal well before the application deadline that was arbitrarily set for last october. He made a mistake. His check was for 465. Not the 495. So he will be deportable as of december 22. His entire life in the United States and yet if republicans and the president have their way, he will be sent back to honduras and his three businesses and those who work there, who knows what happens to them . Another daca resipent from california and thanks to the security and stability provided by daca, he has pursued a career in education i was a teacher and know the monetary rewards are few but the rewards for your soul are many and the rewards to our society of having dedicated teachers is just as priceless. But, without daca and without the dream act, he has no future in teaching. And we may squander the passion he would bring to a classroom. His baca expires on december 29. His daca expires on december 29. And this is anything but a Merry Christmas for him as we drag our feet here in the congress of the United States. Finally, there is brittany in new york, shes a Childcare Provider who works with infant severe ne who has a health condition. Her employers are scrambling because brittanys daca expired last thursday and she has no clear legal path forward. The family said were devastated the thought she may not be able to work in this country. We know we wont find another caregiver who is as reliable nurturing, and unshakable as brit nifment most americans dont understand brittany. Most americans dont understand why taking away legal status from a Childcare Provider who is employed and cherished and loved by her employers will somehow create law and order. How does creating more undocumented immigrants help . It doesnt make america great. It doesnt even strengthen security or our economy. Dont even think it benefits the Republican Party politically to send Young American women like her away. But, its up to republicans and democrats to stand up for brittany and others. Democrats must be clear that we value the contributions of these young people and will not allow their stories to be ignored. And republicans, even the brave ones who have said that they are for solving the plight of the daca kids, must do more than write a letter or whisper quietly in the halls that they hope something happens. Its up to us right now. And im not leaving and im not shutting up until we do. Thank you, mr. Speaker. Et me make sure before i leave , 122. Thank you, mr. Speaker. I would love to have been from alabama. Im from illinois today. Thank you. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. The chair recognizes the gentleman from alabama, mr. Rooks, for five minutes. Mr. Brooks mr. Speaker, this is a very difficult speech for me to give. God works in mysterious ways. When you are an elected official, missed votes require an explanation. That is why disclosed otherwise very personal, very private, and very humbling matter. On halloween night after votes as i stood on the Capitol Steps my doctor called and said congressman brooks, bad news. You have high risk prostate a cancer. I felt an adrenaline rush as a chill went up and down my spine. By way of background, Prostate Cancer kills almost 27,000 american men each year and is the third leading cause of cancer deaths behind only lung and colorectal cancers. 71 of Prostate Cancer patients die in less than five years if the Prostate Cancer has spread beyond the abdominal calfity n stark contrast, almost cavity. In stark coninterests almost all Prostate Cancer survivors live if its discovered early and killed before it spreads. For example, my father discovered his Prostate Cancer early. He lived four decades after his prostate was removed. My grandfather discovered his too late. He died not long thereafter. After my doctors diagnosis, i called my wife. Ville back home in hunts news. Ared the bad that night, was one of the loneliest nights apart in our 41year marriage. I kept thinking about my wonderful family. What do do i next . And how do i beat this cancer . Overnight i formed a plan and began implementing it. An emotional meeting i informed my washington staff of my cancer, i was immediately flying to huntsville, and after medical reasons i would be in alabama the rest of the week. Based on advice from friends and doctors i chose dr. Scott tully as my treating physician. He is widely respected and has performed more than 3,000 prostate ectomies. On thursday we drove to birmingham to obtain insight about Treatment Options and risk. He advised the removal of the prostate. At his direction, i undertook a heart stress test and nuclear bone scan. Timely, i got some good news. My c. T. Scan and nuclear bone scan revealed no cancer beyond the prostate. My heart stress test confirmed i was Strong Enough to undergo the two to threehour surgery. Prostate cancer mortality is compelling. Speed is critical in the fight against Prostate Cancer. In combines complinse with the 2017 house calendar compliance with the 2017 house calendar that set year of end votes on december 14 and at some risk to myself, we delayed my surgery until december 15, this friday, and set a post surgery medical procedure for december 20. My plan was to recuperate at home during the holidays with my family and return to washington for a full workload when Congress Reconvenes on january 3. Unfortunately, last week the House Speaker abruptly changed the house voting calendar that i relied on to set my surgery. As a result, next week i will miss house floor votes unless i am unexpectedly medically cleared to travel. There are three insights from my experience i wish to share with the public. First, dont ever, ever take your health or family for granted. During the holidays enjoy your because no one, no one is promised tomorrow. Second, i encourage age appropriate men to have because p. S. A. Tests. While p. S. A. Tests do not diagnose cancer, my p. S. A. Spike persuaded me to have the prostate by opsy. That by opsy biopsy that revealed my cancer early enough to enjoy a very good cure prognosis. I ran for the senate in 2017. I finished third out of nine candidates in the republican pry marery. Had i won i would not have had time for my physical and p. S. A. Test. I would not have had a prostate biopsy. I would not now know about my highrisk Prostate Cancer that requires immediate surgery. In retrospect losing the senate race may have saved my life. Yes. God does work in mysterious ways. Mr. Speaker, i yield back. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman yields back. The chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, r. Thompson, for five minutes. Mr. Thompson thank you, mr. Speaker mr. Speaker, i rise today in hopor of the 381st birthday of the National Guard. Component of the United States army, the National Guard is primarily composed of citizen soldiers who hold down fulltime civilian jobs or attend school. At the same time, National Available to re provide support and protection for their states or to be called for military operations for the country. They serve their community and their country. Each once, district of columbia, commonwealth of puerto rico, territories of guam, u. S. Virgin islands maintain both an army National Guard and air National Guard. The massachusetts General Court issued an order on december 13, 1636, requiring all ablebodied men between the ages of 16 and 60 to create a Standing Army for protection. With that order what we now know as the americas National Guard was born. The idea was simple. Establish an army of citizen soldiers who could be called upon to fight when needed. In honor of the National Guards birthday, here are some sser known facts about the branch. Email member of the national two is sworn to uphold constitutions. Federal and state. The term National Guard didnt become an official term until 1916. 50,000 members of the National Guard were called to take on various missions during the 9 11 attacks in 2001. Only two two constitutions. Federal and state. The term National Guard didnt become an in the National Guard and its structure, harry s. Served truman and george w. Bush. The National Guard is older than the army, militias were st used as literal as 1636 to rotect british colonies. The u. S. Army wasnt formed until the beginning of the revolutionary war. American samoa is the only territory of the United States to not have a National Guard unit. National guard units are were called minutemen during the American Revolution the u. S. Army due to the rapid responsibility. The most Senior Member of each state National Guard unit is the adjunct general. Some States Select them while others have their governor appoint someone to that position. The National Guard formed one of the first all africanamerican units in u. S. Military history. The 54th massachusetts volunteers. Their creation was met with mixed reactions. But the unit serves to this day and the first africanamerican to receive a medal of honor, William Harvey carney, hailed from it. The National Guard is second only to the United States army in terms of number of members. Mr. Speaker, i commend all those who join the ranks of the esteemed National Guard. They answered the call of duty to protect their community and country. Were grateful for their service and proud of their commitment. Thank you, mr. Speaker. I yield back the balance of my time. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman yields back his time. The chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. Ruiz, for five minutes. To honor the se Outstanding Service and heroism of one of californias finest, Riverside County sheriffs deputy david solis, who serves in cochella, california. In may, 2017, deputy solis engaged in a chase with a respect in a vehicle which suspect in a vehicle which led to a foot pursuit. The suspect drew a firearm and shot deputy solis six times at close range. Though he was critically injured, deputy solis continued to feed his team information, ensuring other officers could secure the area which led to the eventual capture of the suspect. Incredibly, deputy solis was back to work after just four months of recovery. His bravery, strength and professionalism exemplifies the very best in Law Enforcement which is why his department selected him to get the Public Safety medal of honor for exhibiting extraordinary valor above and beyond the call of duty. It is the highest decoration for Public Safety officers. Deputy solis, you truly embody these values, your courage has made our entire valley a safer place. You and all Law Enforcement officers put yourselves in harms way each day to keep us safe. On behalf of my wife monica and the entire 36th Congressional District, i want to thank you, martha, and your children, caleb, jonah, grace, penny, for your bravery and sacrifice. Mr. Speaker, the tax plan being considered in conference right now will be devastating for the people i represent. In particular seniors, homeowners, students and taxpaying middle class californians. According to nearly every nonpartisan estimate out there, this tax plan will blow a giant hole in our deficit. A trillion hole, in fact 1 trillion hole, in fact. So my first question is, whos going to pay for it . Well, next year it will be our seniors to the tune of 25 billion in cuts to medicare, and 10 years from now, well be looking at cuts to programs that invest in our children and our future like pell grants for our students. My next question is, who will actually benefit . Well, it wont be California Homeowners who on average will see their taxes go up by 800 a year, and it wont be hardworking families in Southern California who will be double taxed on their income. It will be corporations who will get free rein to ship jobs overseas because any income earned abroad will be completely taxfree, and it will be the wealthiest 1 who get more than 50 of the tax cuts in this plan while sticking our children with the bill. I want to simplify, i want to modernize our tax code to give middleclass families the purchasing power they need to improve their lives and spark the economy. Well, this plan, unfortunately, will further burden the middle class for the benefit of millionaires. So lets start over. Lets come back to the table to make real bipartisan tax reform a reality, to give real tax cuts to all the people we serve. I yield back my time. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman yields back his time. The chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. Denham, for five minutes. Mr. Denham mr. Speaker, today i rise to honor a true friend and advocate of agriculture. For the past eight years, paul winger has led the California Farm Bureau with passion and dedication, ensuring that one of our states most Vital Industries remains at the forefront worldwide. As a longtime native of californias 10th district and the city of modesto, paul has been engaged at making our community a better place. As a Third Generation farmer, ul grows almonds and wall walnuts on the familys farm. His farming operation also includes a marketing component for processed almonds and walnuts through the wood colony nut company. Paul attended modesto jr. Llege, m. J. C. , before he transferred to cal poly. From 1990 to 1994 he served as farm ent of the stanislas bureau. He was elected second Vice President. He was then elected first Vice President in 2005. He also served as a member of the bureaus board of directors and chaired its Water Advisory Committee and Water Development task force. Since 2009, paul has served as president of the statewide California Farm Bureau. Hes been on the front lines fighting for water rights and supplies, Less Government overreach, immigration reform, and sustainable working lands that are essential to keeping farming and ranching alive. In 2014, he received the stanislas farm bureaus distinguished service award, and has been long praised for his effective messaging and engagement, passion and unwavering principles. Paul has successfully given california a strong voice at the table by being on the board of directors of the American Farm bureau. Along with working at the state and national level, paul has dedicated countless hours to our local community as well. Fire ved on the volunteer department. The school board of trustees. The Central Valley farm board trustee council. Just to name a few. Hes been very active. Pauls tenure as president ends this year, but im confident he will continue to play a vital role in the advocacy and evolution of our agriculture industry. I thank paul for his hard work and continued friendship. I thank his wife, deborah, and three sons, and their grandchildren for graciously sharing paul with the farmers, ranchers, and our community who relied on his leadership. Mr. Speaker, please join me in honoring and we canning my good friend recognizing my good friend for his unwavering leadership, accomplishments on behalf of the agriculture industry. And i yield back. The speaker pro tempore the entleman yields back his time. The chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new york, ms. Clarke, for five minutes. Thank you, mr. Speaker. I rise today in tribute to a great man, a loving husband and father, a visionary entrepreneur, a philanthropist and humanitarian, my beloved nd dear friend, mr. Lowell hawthorne of the bronx, new york. Lowell immigrated to the United States from the Beautiful Island nation of jamaica in 1981, and like most immigrants to our cunigan his pursuit of the American Dream. Before working his way up the administrative ranks excuse me after working his way up the administrative ranks of the new York City Police department as an accountant handling police pensions, he was bitten by the entrepreneurial bug and started a homebased business doing tax returns for coworkers and friends on the force. Determined to provide for his family with a life that he by r had, in 1989, inspired his father and sisters who were bakers and with the Financial Support of his wife and siblings, he would go on to open the first golden crust bakery on east gun hill road in the bronx, new york. His specialties included the jamaican beef patty, caribbean baked goods, and other cullnear delights. Culinary delights. His work ethic and dogged determination allowed him to soar, methodically expanding his empire to include over 120 stores in nine states across the country. Golden crust caribbean bakery and grill would become the First Caribbean american owned business in the United States to be granted a franchise license. Producing more than 50 million beef, chicken and vegetable patties a year, golden crust is also the largest caribbean americanowned business in the nation. Lowell has been described by his employees as a nice boss, a wonderful guy, a godfearing man. Someone who cared deeply for his staff, his family, his community, and the beloved land of his birth, jamaica. He leaves to cherish his legacy s devoted wife, lawna, of 34 years, his lana, of 34 years, his children. I admire lowell for bringing our shared love of jamaican culture to life on a larger scale through food and fellowship. His Success Story is an inspiration to all who continue to dream the American Dream. I personally was honored to have known him. As part of a tight knit caribbean diaspora and caribbean community, he was a beloved part of my extended family, so much so that my mother adopted him, as mothers often do, and took him under her wing and into her heart. Lowell was more than a friend. He was a brother, and today i honor his life and living legacy. Will miss my friend and will cherish him always, and on behalf of the people of the ninth Congressional District of new york, the Clarke Family and myself, i wish to express my most deepest, profound condolences to the family and friends of the honorable lowell hawthorne. I thank you, mr. Speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. The speaker pro tempore the gentlelady yields back her time. The chair recognizes the gentlelady from alabama, ms. Robey for five minutes. Mrs. Roby, for five minutes. Mrs. Roby thank you, mr. Speaker. A few days ago we learned of the department of justice decision to open an investigation in the appalling practice of abortion providers harvesting and trafficking aborted babies body parts for profit, finally. Mr. Speaker, as my colleagues surely remember in july, 2015, senior planned parenthood camera s were caught on to say how abortion procedures could be altered to preserve certain organs so they could be sold to researchers. They talked of crushing here and crushing there and being careful to preserve certain parts of a little babys body because theyre valuable on the research market. They talked of menus for organs and how lucrative these arrangements could be. It was sick and callous and completely inhuman. It also happens to be against the law. Soon thereafter, several of my colleagues and i called for an investigation into these disturbing revelations. But, mr. Speaker, our demands fell on deaf ears. Attorney general Loretta Lynch turned a blind eye and didnt pursue an investigation. Even after multiple congressional committees referred their own investigations to the authorities at the department of justice, nothing was done. At that time i said it was disappointing but hardly surprising. We all know how much political weight plained throws around in this planned parenthood throws around in this town. But, mr. Speaker, no one is above the law. Thats why i was pleased, so pleased to receive word that the department of justice now under the leadership of attorney general Jeff Sessions appears to be following up on the evidence and taking our calls for an investigation seriously. In a letter to the Senate Judiciary committee, assistant attorney general steven boyd, who i am proud to say was my former chief of staff, looked into the suspected harvesting and trafficking of fetal tissue. He said for now the documents are for investigative use only, and a formal resolution may be required for further proceedings, such as a grand jury. I appreciate the department of justices attention to this, and i know i will not be the only one watching this closely. When the terrible videos first surfaced in 2015, i immediately came to the house floor and stood right here in the well and spoke out about this outrageous activity. Someone later said, you were the first one to speak on the floor, and, mr. Speaker, i will be the last if i have to. I said then, i promise we are not done talking about this. Today im glad that has proven to be true. Thank you, mr. Speaker. I yield back. The speaker pro tempore the gentlelady yields back her time. The chair now recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. Green, for five minutes. Mr. Green thank you, mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, again, i express my gratitude for the opportunity to speak were the well of the congress of the United States of america. Mr. Speaker, i believe that there is some misinformation being accorded to the american people. Misinformation because there seems to be a belief among those who are pushing a tax an that will put us 1. 5 trillion additional more or less in debt. There seems to be the notion being pushed that somehow by iving major corporations major breaks. These major corporations will make a major concession, and they will move major amounts of dollars down to those who work at the very lower levels of their businesses. Those who clean the floors. Those who are there, called the night crew, and they make it possible for those who come in in the daylight to have a clean office and a better work environment. There seems to be a notion that somehow there will be a trickledown to them. I dont see the empirical evidence to support this position. I would encourage my friends who believe in trickle down to move to bubble up and allow a minimum wage to be raised. Raise the minimum wage and make it a living wage. If you can get it to those at the top, why not assure those at the bottom some degree of benefit from the 1. 5 trillion . You but only have to decide that you will make a part of this tax bill a raise in the minimum wage. Make it so. You can do it. And if you should do it, youll find there will be some people who will appreciate the fact that you didnt just look out top. Ose at the you also decided that you were going to take care of those at the bottom. Finally this, mr. Speaker, to those who believe that people will pull themselves up by bootstraps top. You also decided that you were that they dont of those have, please know this, dear brothers and sisters, people who are poor cannot do more with less. There is a belief that if you are rich, you need more to do more. But if you are poor, you can do more with less. If poor people could do more with less, there would be no poor people. Lets take care of those that t bottom. Let the system bubble up as opposed to trickle down. I yield back the balance of my time. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. The chair now recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. Con away, for five minutes. Mr. Conaway thank you, mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, i rise today to discuss an issue thats receiving a lot of attention both in the media an in the House Agriculture Committee and thats our nations largest antihunger program, the supplemental nutrition assistance program, or snap. As we approach the upcoming farm bill, i would offer a brief perspective, something i have been keeping in the front of my mind throughout all these conversations. Mr. Speaker, snap is about families that are living paycheck to paycheck here in our nation. Its about helping households across this contry, not so much worry about where the next meal is coming from. Letting them worry more about how their children can be educated, their own work, and their own future. Its about helping every citizen realize the American Dream by modernizing a program that helps lift folks out of rather than trapping them there. Mr. Speaker, this will not be easy. There will be people who demonize our efforts. Some believe will criticize the process. Well have those who paint doomsday scenarios about what were trying to get done. Some will say too much, too soon, too fast. Mr. Speaker, nothing could be further from the truth. Our committee has spent three years examining every aspect of this program. We have heard from citizens across this nation who have been helped by snap. And identified modest improvements we believe will better serve those in greatest eed. Mr. Speaker, we must get this policy right. As i said, we must get this policy right. I can tell you, mr. Speaker, these reforms are about maintaining the American Value mr. Speaker, we must of again rossity. Again rossity that says no american should go to bed hungry each night. Mr. Speaker, it also maintains that strengthens that Great American tradition of selfsufficiency that compels us to work to improve our own stations of life. By doing this, by modernizing snap, making these changes that incentivize work, by encouraging collaboration, promoting and improving access, well be ensuring better nutrition for our american families. And as budgets tighten in our country and across this government, well preserve a program that must be preserved future generations w that, mr. Speaker, i yield back. Generations. With that, mr. Speaker, i yield back. The speaker pro tempore the chair now future generations w mr. Speaker, i yield back. Reco gentleman from tennessee, mr. Duncan, for five minutes. Mr. Duncan thank you very much, mr. Speaker. One of the finest men i have ever known, jim haslan, turns 8 today. Hes one of the greatest leaders tennessee has 87 today. Hes one of the greatest leaders tennessee has ever had. He came to the ust why of tennessee to play Football University of tennessee to play football. He played on some of the greatest teams in tennessee history. Teams that won almost every game. Losing only four games in the three years that jim played. In 1958, he bought a small gas station in gate city, virginia, on the tennessee line. I believe i read at one point that he paid just 6,000 for that four pump station. Through much hard work and long hard hours, he slowly built that one little gas tation into the pilot flying j chain. Hes still involved in the business today. We frequently tell people in the military, thank you for your service. That is a good thing to do. However, we dont show nearly enough appreciation for people who start Small Businesses and turn them into bigger businesses and provide good jobs for people and their families. The Pilot Flying J Company now has over 750 travel sent centers in 43 states and canada and provides jobs for over 27,000 people. Very few people in this world can say that they are providing jobs for 27,000 people. Jim has now contributed over 100 million to the university of tennessee. He and his family have contributed very large sums of money to almost every good cause in east tennessee. In addition to the university. He and his wife do not just contribute money. They are very active in all sorts of civic and charitable groups in knoxville. Hes also a very patriotic man and has great love for this country. He served the country in our nations military. Hes one of the biggest contributors to the Republican Party and this nation and is personally involved in many campaigns. Hes been a very good friend and supporter for both me and my late father and im very grateful to him. Most important of all, jim has been a good family man. He and his late wife raised three children. Then many years ago he married natalie, a longtime friend. Between them they raised six outstanding children. One of his sons, bill, is our great governor in tennessee and chairman of the republican governors association. Is other son, jimmy, now leads the Pilot Flying J Company and owns and operates the Cleveland Browns football team. Through hard work, honesty, and simple humankindness, jim has lived the American Dream. He has touched and simple thous in good and positive ways. This nation is the greatest country in the history of this world because of people like jim. This nation is a better place today because of the life he has led. I salute him on his 87th birthday and give him the best wishes for in good and positive ways. This nation is the greatest man mr. Speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. The chair recognizes the gentlelady from north carolina, ms. Foxx, for five minutes. Ms. Foxx thank you, mr. Speaker. I rise today to congratulate the grandfather Ranger District of the Pisca National Forest nd community partners. Recently the grandfather Ranger District of the National Forest received the coveted 2017 restored and resilient landscapes award from the u. S. Service southern region. The Ranger District received this award due to efforts to produce a healthy and service s diverse forest. This project, which began in 2012, has exceeded its goal of restoring 40,000 acres of forest for park goers to enjoy. Specifically, collaborative partners have worked together to remove understory fuels to decrease wildfire risk, restore short leaf pines, and increase wildlife openings while improving areas for deer and other wildlife to forage. These combined efforts of the and father Ranger District collaborative partners have yielded fantastic results for our community and our forest. I know that these efforts and collaborative partners have wil benefit generations of outdoor enthusiasts and conservationists for years to come. I salute the grandfather Ranger District and the many partners who earned the restored and resilient landscapes award. I yield back. The speaker pro tempore the gentlelady yields back. Ursuant to clause 12a of rule 1, the chair declares the house off the floor, house and Senate Conferees will meet to negotiate the differences between the two tax reform bills passed separately out of each chamber. You can follow the house live here on cspan when members return at noon eastern. Right now, though, until they come back, well take you live to a Senate Environment and Public Works Committee on oversight committees at the Nuclear Regulatory commission. I was general counsel from early 2009 to 2012. They dont prohibit Foreign Ownership and uranium milling operations. It is again, milan as opposed. Go ahead. Mr. Burns yes. You dont have the prohibition for production utilization facilities. However, as with all lic