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THE CHAIRMAN: I don't know that the Chair
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would want to answer that question just with a bald "yes"
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or "no", Delegate Clagett. I don't believe it is the kind
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of question you can give a general answer to. It may or
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may not be true. I think we should vote on the question.
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The Clerk will ring the quorum bell.
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The question arises on the adoption of amendment
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12. A vote Aye is a vote in favor of the amendment. A
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vote No is a vote against.
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Cast your votes.
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Has every delegate voted? Does any delegate
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desire to change his vote?
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The Clerk will record the vote.
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There being 88 votes in the affirmative, and
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12 in the negative, the motion is carried. The amendment
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is adopted.
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The Chair recognizes Delegate Freedlander.
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DELEGATE FREEDLANDER: A point of personal
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privilege, Mr. Chairman.
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THE CHAIRMAN: State the privilege.
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DELEGATE FREEDLANDER: I would like this body
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