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Now, I understand Delegate Gleason's motive

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and I understand the problem that concerns him. I am sure

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that he would much rather have the Legislature since it is

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vested with this power able to act without the possibility

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of veto by the Governor, but there hasn't been anything that

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we have said or done in this Constitution; when we say as

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prescribed by law that doesn't mean a statute which the

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Governor may veto. You can't do this by a concurrent

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resolution of both houses of the Legislature. We are

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asking for trouble. We are dealing with something where

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dotting of I's and crossing of T's is terribly important

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and when the staff got together this Section 14 and worked

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it out as carefully as they did, it was in order to

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establish that the rights and duties moved from the Board

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of Public Works to the new Board of Review, but the Legis-

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lature has a perfect right to take from the Board of Public

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Review and it should those uninteresting, unimportant

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duties that Delegate Morgan referred to.

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In the interest of a tidy document, in the

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interest of a document that is well thought out, carefully

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designed, and that it is a mosaic that ought not to be