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Proceedings and Debates of the 1967 Constitutional Convention
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Now, we put this to Jim Rennie, who spent 40

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years in this State first in the department of finance,

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all the way through to where he was budget director, to

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the Honorary Chairman of this Convention, and Governor

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for eight years.

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I spoke to Jim Rennie. He said this is the

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answer to it. I spoke to Leutkemeyer, the Treasurer.

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I spoke to Dr. Paul Cooper. What I am saying to you is

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that they approve this. Our committee has approved it.

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We have given you the best judgment. Don't lock it in so

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that for the next 50 or 100 years it can't be changed.

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This provision gives you the flexibility that

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you need. It can only be used when the legislature votes

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by a three-fifths majority. Remember, the Governor always

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has the veto power. Times may change, and under those

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conditions we say to you that the State of Maryland should

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have the protection that it needs, and I ask you to vote

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against the amendment.

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THE PRESIDENT: Are you ready for the question?

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Delegate Marvin Smith.

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DELEGATE MARVIN SMITH: I move the previous

 

 

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