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to this kind of problem.
It seems to me incredible that this Constitu-
tional Convention would involve in the Constitution of
this State this kind of measure. Instead we should look
at what we need in the State. This is what the Committee
has done. We should look at the kind of General Assembly
that can address itself to those needs, and this is what
the Committee has done.
I urge the Committee of the Whole to defeat
this amendment so that we can vote on the proper question,
the proper size of 105 in the House and 55 in the Senate.
THE CHAIRMAN: Any other delegate desire to
speak in favor of the amendment?
Delegate Adkins.
DELEGATE ADKINS: I wonder if Delegate Hanson
would yield to a question?
THE CHAIRMAN: Do you yield for a question?
DELEGATE HANSON: Yes.
DELEGATE ADKINS: You explained in great detail
the manner in which the present size of the two bodies
was arrived at, the science, as he referred to it. |