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be GP-7, 8, 9, 10 and 11.

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We feel that there would probably be some

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questions, we hope of a minor nature, but mere explanation,

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and to save the time of the Convention instead of asking

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them or repeating them on the floor the Committee has had

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volunteers from various members to act as sort of

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specialists in these areas, and I would appreciate it

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if the Delegates would make a note of this.

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If there are any questions, for instance, that

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you may want to ask by way of explanation only, if you

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would see on GP-7 Delegate Edward Clarke, on GP-8 Delegate

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Gerard Caldwell, on GP-9 Delegate Arthur Kirkland, on

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GP-10 Delegate Sosnowski, and on GP-11 Delegate Marvin

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Singer.

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These gentlemen have agreed to act as experts

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in these fields and will be glad to answer your questions

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and perhaps save the time of the Convention.

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The next item before us, Mr. Chairman, would

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be GP-7 dealing with the amendments to the Constitution.

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Amendments to Constitutions are generally

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initiated by three methods -- one, by legislative action;

two. through State Convention; or, three, through normal