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amendment is defeated, would it be in order for Delegate

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Grant to later offer an amendment which would empower the

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General Assembly to provide for removal of state elective

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officers appointed for indefinite terms?

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THE CHAIRMAN: It would not be in order if offered

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any time after the Committee of the Whole concluded

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consideration of GP-10 unless it were offered on second

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reading. It would, of course, be entirely in order for

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Delegate Grant or any other Delegate to submit a

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proposal embodying this matter to the Committee, and the

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Committee with the permission of the Convention could

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support a subsequent Committee Recommendation.

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Delegate Case.

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DELEGATE CASE: Mr. Chairman, would it be in

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order to suggest that this matter be laid over until

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some time later this evening so that the amendment suggested

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by a number of the delegates could be printed and laid

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on the delegates' desk?

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The reason I suggest this is that I think

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we are now going to vote on something that Delegate Grant

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himself doesn't want. He said he would accept the