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want to make perfectly clear what the Minority
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Amendment No. I does. It strikes out the entire language
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of Sections 1 and 4 of the Majority Report, substitutes
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the language contained in the amendment. By doing this,
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the resultant substitution will be roughly one-third as
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long as the language for which it is substituted.
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Section 1 is extremely redundant in light of
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Section 4. In fact, it is difficult to see why it is re-
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peated; so I won't dwell on that subject.
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We have already discussed the fact that the
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Minority, in light of the Executive Article as adopted,
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has agreed to dovetail this section with the Executive
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Article in providing that the Statewide system of free
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public schools shall be headed by a governing board
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appointed by the governor. Hence, I am somewhat at a loss
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to understand the discussions brought to this Floor by
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Delegate Kathleen Robie in urging that the board be recog-
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nized in the Constitution. Indeed it is if this amendment
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is adopted.
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What you are doing by adopting Minority Amend-
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ment I specifically is from the standpoint of draftsmanship,
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