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adopted, will reverse the trend by which the people in various
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states have been rejecting constitutional revision in recent
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years.
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A note has been passed to me to indicate that
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the confetti did more than break the tension. It com-
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pletely broke my train of thought because I did not announce
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the final vote. I don't think I will ever forget those
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numbers, but I will put them up again anyway.
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There being 121 votes in the affirmative and 2
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in the negative, the motion is carried. The entire Consti-
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tution consisting of the Preamble, the 10 articles, the
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Schedule of Transitional Provisions, and the Schedule of
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Legislation is adopted on third and final reading.
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The Chair recognizes Delegate Powers.
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DELEGATE POWERS: Mr. President, Rule 53 requires
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that a motion to adjourn the Convention sine die shall not
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be voted upon until at least 48 hours after notice is given
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to the delegates. Accordingly this will give notice that
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at the conclusion of the session on Wednesday, January 10,
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a motion to adjourn the Convention sine die will be made.
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THE PRESIDENT: Are there any announcements?
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