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that experience would like this Convention, when you roll

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up your sleeves and get down to work, can do the job.

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THE CHAIRMAN: Any other questions of the

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committee chairman? The Chair hears none. While he

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returns to his seat, the Chair understands that there are

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a series of amendments being proposed by Delegates

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Needle, Hardwicke, and Sollins. I think these can be

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better understood and considered by the Committee of

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the Whole if they are presented first as a group although

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they will be acted upon separately. The Chair, therefore,

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calls on Delegate Needle and suggests you might come

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forward to the reading desk, Delegate Needle, in view of

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the number of amendments involved.

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Delegate Adkins, the opinion of the Attorney

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General to which I referred is printed in the final report

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of the Commission beginning at Page 443.

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Will the pages please pass out Amendments B,

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you might also pass A, which is a recapitulation of all

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of them, A, B, C, D, E, F, G.H, I, J. Pass out

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Amendment A first because that is a summary.

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DELEGATE NEEDLE: Mr. Chairman, about two