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publicly articulated. As a matter of fact, I am sure the

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courts wouldn't go that "far, but I would like them tp,

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however.

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DELEGATE WILLIS: We spoke of institutions of

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higher learning. Would you bring it down to local boards

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of education and staff meetings, where county commissioners

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have quarterly meetings of all the heads of their depart-

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ments? I believe that is a little different.

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DELEGATE WILLONER: I don't quite understand.

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The purpose is to get at those decisions that

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affect the public, interest. If you are discussing

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matters of -- you are having troubles with students at

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school, obviously it is not intended to cover that kind of

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thing.

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DELEGATE JAMES: Delegate Pullen.

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DELEGATE PULLEN: Mr. Chairman, I should like

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to ask if this recommendations would apply to all institu-

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tions subsidized in part with public money, federal, state

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or local.

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DELEGATE WILLONER: That is a test that has been

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used in some states. However, it is beyond the ken of this