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you, I say to you very sincerely if we put this type of

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thing into the Constitution we will have done nothing for

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the public but have given them a terrific headache as to

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what on earth this could possibly mean in terms of any

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kind of protection that the legislature or anyone else could

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provide for.

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I ask you very sincerely to vote for

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reconsideration.

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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Sickles.

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DELEGATE SICKLES: Mr. President and fellow

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delegates: I strongly urge that you vote against reconsidering

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this matter that we have twice passedin this Convention.

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I think that there is no question but that there is no

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mischief that results from this particular provision.

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There is no question but that it does not have any

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impact or effect until the legislature does pass appropriate

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legislation, but I think we ought to understand that

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this has been one area where there has been much discussion

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but not much action on the national or in many of the state

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levels, and there is a reason for it: because there is a

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basic thrust that we are concerned with.