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something for them to do. I would oppose this amendment.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Moser.
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DELEGATE MOSER: Mr. Chairman, I rise in favor
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of this amendment, and I hope possibly to answer some of
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Delegate Miller's doubts about it and to -- and I hope I
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can persuade her to vote for it and anybody else who has any
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doubts. It is merely a perfecting provision, and Delegate
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Grant described it I think fairly well, but I point out that
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every one of these items that we are approving, Schedule of
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Legislation of the General Assembly, they could pass if they
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wanted to, but this is an item which I think falls into the
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first category that Delegate Hardwicke explained as being an
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item appropriate for the schedule. That is to say, an item
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which is in a section of the prior Constitution, which
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section of the prior Constituion is not itself being carried
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forward, but which section of the prior Constitution is
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necessary to carry forward as a schedule of legislation.
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Now, the General Assembly can always amend this,
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but it is necessary to carry forward in order to authorize
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the municipalities to amend their charters, and if the
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General Assembly did not within a sufficient period of time
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