Isn't this perjury?

From CNN:

© Senate Homeland Security Committee Postmaster Louis DeJoy

"I'd like to emphasize that there has been no changes in any policies with regard to election mail for the 2020 election," DeJoy told the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.

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Facts First: Internal USPS documents obtained by CNN clearly show that USPS planned some policy changes that could have resulted in longer delivery times for ballots. That policy has since been reversed, which DeJoy mentioned in his testimony, but DeJoy ignored the fact that there were plans to make a significant change to election mail just a few weeks ago.

Documents obtained by CNN, dated mid-August show that USPS was planning to treat election mail differently this year. In years past, as a courtesy, USPS often treated election mail as first-class mail, regardless of the postage put on it. First-class mail gets moved significantly faster than regular mail -- if ballots don't get that priority this year, it could result in late

Sorry my copy&paste cut this off a little short.

But Lejoy as giving testimony to a Senate committee when he omitted the fact that the PO had made that policy change and then unmade it.