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DELEGATE JOHNSON: Doesn't it say what you

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purport it to say without the amendment?

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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Marion.

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DELEGATE MARION: If you are asking me is it

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not true that it makes no substantive change, I would say

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yes.

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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Johnson.

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DELEGATE JOHNSON: No further questions.

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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Weidemeyer.

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DELEGATE WEIDEMEYER: Delegate Marion, in

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view of the first sentence of Section 5.03, which confers

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upon the Court of Appeals the power to prescribe rules and

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in view of the fact that that is a new departure, as far

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as I can recall constitutionally, they had no power to

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prescribe rules before and the only power that was

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derived from act of the legislature, and now specifically

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in the first sentence, when this gives it to them

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constitutionally, and we definitely understood that it

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was to be a concurrent power of rule-making.

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When you put in The General Assembly shall

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bv law have concurrent power to regulate matters subject