Once the party vote has been held, it is the party vote that is the definitive vote, and that has always been the case except where a personal vote is then called for and the presiding officer determines that a personal vote is appropriate, and there are limited reasons for doing that. So in this case, the committee did hold a vote, the vote was conclusive, and then ultimately the bill as reported back by the committee—and the report-back motion, from memory, was a unanimous one; the report back to the House from committee was accepted unanimously by the House. It is therefore the bill as reported back by the chairperson of the committee that the House now considers.