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really any change from the wording which came to our
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committee.
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In 2,05, as I started to suggest, there has
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been some modification in wording to make sure that it
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includes but conforms to what had been done in 2.02.
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In other words, so long as the General Assembly
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has not acted, the municipal corporations may, if they
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wish, include non-resident property owners among their
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voters for municipal elections only.
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There is a notation with respect to 2.07
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which is in the commentary that there seems to be a contra-
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diction in Section 2.07, "The General Assembly may establish
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a state agency to assure uniform administration of laws
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pursuant to this section."
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Some of the laws referred to in this section
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are municipal laws which appear to be or permit variations
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in the administration of municipal elections. One sentence
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seems to say that the law may vary and another seems to
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provide for an agency to assure uniform administration.
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It is my understanding that there will be an
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amendment from the floor to cover this problem which appearc
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