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than one year.
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DELEGATE GRANT: Also in line 37 of Section
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2.06, which you have to look at in conjunction with line
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46 and line 47 on page 65, in this particular section you
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have "conviction of a serious crime", and that is presumed
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that the Legislature will then define what a serious crime
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is.
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On Section 3 on page 35 of the inner provisions,
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there is an old section put out of the Constitution. It
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says "No person convicted of a felony or serious crime
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shall be entitled to vote".
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Have you undertaken a decision as to what is
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a serious crime?
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DELEGATE PENNIMAN: You have me at a great
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disadvantage. What I have in front of me ends on page 64.
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THE PRESIDENT: The other is a schedule of
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legislation.
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DELEGATE PENNIMAN: We did not concern ourselves
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with a schedule of legislation. This is one which the
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Chairman has told 'us can be changed by the Legislature.
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It is one on which we were not to spend time and so the
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