28 /Constitutional Convention Debates

sembly, 500-506, 513, 520, 534; congres-

in General Assembly, 1633-1634; redis-

sional redistricting, 2658-2659; district

tricting commission, 1589; referendum,

court, 963; district court commissioners,

693-694; residency requirement for vot-

946-947; eminent domain, 2274-2275,

ing, 1956-1957; restrictions on activities

2897; enactment of laws, 3112; length of

of retired judges, 2784-2785; separation

General Assembly sessions, 630-631;

of powers, 2374-2375, 2633; special ses-

referendum, 675-677, 711-712, 726-728,

sions of General Assembly, 642; supervi-

730, 732; sovereign immunity, 3245; uni-

sion of elections, 2835-2836; transcript of

cameral legislature, 441-442; vote re-

General Assembly proceedings, 3090-

quired for bill passage, 1616-1619, 1623;

3092; vote required for bill passage, 1621-

voting age, 1894

1622

Gill, Del. Rubye H., administration of elec-

Government continuity in emergencies,

tions, 2837; attorney general, 2100;

2646-2649, 3152-3155

bonding of officeholders, 2828; composi-

Governmental immunity, 2347-2348, 2390-

tion of General Assembly, 542-543;

2407, 2474-2475

comptroller, 1428; Convention holiday,

Governor, Acting, 2960-2961

247; criminal court juries, 2892-2893; del-

Governor, 1366-1398; appointments by,

egate districts, 577, 585; discrimination,

2969-2972; commander-in-chief of mili-

2174; economic opportunity, 2907; elec-

tia, 321; counsel to, 2091-2096; power to

tion of General Assembly officers, 3085;

secure information, 1535-1538; salary,

equal opportunity in education, 2546;

3261-3263; special sessions of General

fractional voting in House of Delegates,

Assembly, 1413; suspension of laws,

558; General Assembly committee votes,

2375-2376; veto power, 1370-1373, 1377,

1642-1643; General Assembly rules and

1390-1391

procedures, 1672; gubernatorial appoint-

Grand juries, 2452-2462, 2680, 2692-2696

ment of judges, 1051-1052, 1055; im-

Grant, Rev. John A., invocation, 235

peachment, 2622; length of General As-

Grant, Del. William W., bail, 2229-2230,

sembly sessions, 635; unicameral legisla-

2251-2253; compilation and publication

ture, 440; vote required for bill passage,

of laws, 1665-1669; composition of Gen-

1623-1624

eral Assembly, 507-508, 517-518, 525;

Gleason, Del. James P., attorney general,

comptroller, 1279-1280; disqualification

2089, 2113; Board of Public Works,

from officeholding, 2385; district court,

1249, 3263-3264; composition of General

963-964; district court commissioners,

Assembly, 479, 498-499; comptroller,

935, 944, 947, 958-960; effective date of

1355-1357, 1362; constitutional amend-

Constitution, 3028-3029; enactment of

ment, 3035; consumer protection, 2663-

laws, 3109; fractional voting in House of

2664; court structure, 886, 899-900; dele-

Delegates, 557; gubernatorial appoint-

gate committee votes, 303; economic op-

ment of judges, 1054-1055; judicial nomi-

portunity, 2434; election of General As-

nating commissions, 1100; jury trials,

sembly officers, 1599, 3084; eminent do-

2198-2199; local . government, 816; mu-

main, 2335; equal opportunity in educa-

nicipal charters, 3273-3275, 3277; munic-

tion, 2547; executive branch reorganiza-

ipal elections, 1934; non-voting legisla-

tion, 1468; General Assembly committee

tive agents, 589, 594; pre-trial release,

votes, 1645-1646; General Assembly rules

2927-2928, 2931; removal of public offi-

and procedures, 1672; gubernatorial ap-

cers, 2623-2630; right of removal in civil

pointment of judges, 1076-1077; guber-

cases, 2411, 2501; separation of powers,

natorial veto, 1450-1451; judicial nomi-

2355-2356; sheriff, 1196-1197; superior

nating commissions, 1099, 1102; legisla-

court judges, 919-922, 924; vacancies in

tive districts, 1606, 3074-3075; length of

Convention membership, 160

General Assembly sessions, 623-624, 640;

Groh, Del. Vincent R., bail, 2219-2220; po-

lieutenant governor, 1502-1503; lotteries,

sition on Constitution, 3427; religious

1713, 3381; name of Lower House, 459-

freedom, 2152; sovereign immunity, 3244

461; natural resources, 745-746, 754;

Grumbacher, Del. Richard, Board of Pub-

plural officeholding, 2381; public voting

lic Works, 1249; bonding of officehold-