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THE CHAIRMAN: How about the item veto?
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SENATOR HUGHES: I wouldn't be in favor of it,
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except in capital improvements.
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THE CHAIRMAN: You would be in favor of it
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in capital improvements?
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SENATOR HUGHES: Yes, sir.
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DELEGATE KIRCHER: Suppose we put a 30-day
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limitation on the Governor to veto or take some action
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on bills and make them into law? As we had this year,
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the Governor came down with bronchial pneumonia and had
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a bad lung or something. Suppose we had a Governor who
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would suffer a heart attack two days after the General
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Assembly adjourned. Would everything the General
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Assembly did go down the drain?
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DELEGATE HANDEL: No. It would become law,
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unless he vetoed it.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Gentlemen, we said we were
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going to quit at 9:45 and we are a Commission of our
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word. You were wonderful to be here today.
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DELEGATE MANDEL; You see the benefit of
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having a constitutional limit on sessions?
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