Agreement on Supplemental

On Friday, December 28, when the Senate resumes consideration of H.R.1, the Emergency Supplemental (upon disposition of FISA bill), the Senate will proceed to votes in relation to the amendments to the bill, under the previous order. All remaining time under the previous order with respect to the amendments will be yielded back. There will be two minutes equally divided prior to each vote with the exception of the following:

- 4 minutes equally divided prior to each of the votes in relation to the Coburn amendments and divisions;

- 10 minutes equally divided prior to the votes in relation to each of the Paul amendments;

- 8 minutes equally divided prior to the vote in relation to the McCain amendment #3355; and

- 10 minutes equally divided prior to the vote in relation to the Lee amendment.

That all other provisions of the previous order remain in effect.

As a reminder, under the previous order the following amendments are in order to the Supplemental:

- Cardin #3393 (surety bonds);

- Grassley #3348 (DOJ - vehicles);

- Feinstein #3421 (Army Corps projects), as modified with changes at the desk;

- Harkin #3426 (technical - grants);

- Landrieu #3415 (emergency reimbursement);

- Leahy #3403 (U.S. embassy security);

- McCain #3384 (Amtrak), as modified with changes at the desk;

- Bingaman #3344 (Palau);

- Coburn #3368 (cost sharing - Army Corps);

- Coburn #3369 (notification triggers);

- Coburn #3370, as modified and with two divisions - delinquent tax debts and fisheries);

- Coburn #3371 (severe disasters);

- Coburn #3382 (Merit based recovery contracts);

- Coburn #3383 (strike certain studies - Army Corps);

- Tester #3350 (Fire management);

- Paul #3376 (Non-application of Davis-Bacon);

- Paul #3410 (Offset)

- McCain #3355 (strike emergency forest restoration);

- Merkley #3367 (extend Agriculture disaster assistance programs), as modified;

- Lee #3373, as modified (special rules - retirement funds); and

- Coats #3391 (Republican alternative).