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us individually.
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I hope that you have GP-4 before you, and will
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take a look at it.
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This provision is either an enforceable mandate
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or a horatory statement which cannot compare to the equal
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opportunity item which was deleted from the education section
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of general provisions.
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I fear, however,, that this is in fact a mandate
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and a constitutional guarantee while defying logical inter-
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pretation apparently seeks to insure a money-back guarantee
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to everyone upon a suggestion of an impropriety, However
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unfounded this sugestion may be, I ask you to consider
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how the legislature can pass a law that will protect and
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educate all of the citizens against alleged harmful and
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unfair business practices.
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I ask you to consider how the word "protection"
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is going to be defined in the content of this section, and
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how far the word "education" purports to be extended.
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No one can argue that this is not legislation.
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I realize that it is extremely tempting to include this and
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other matters in the Constitution, but doesn't our duty to
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