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DELEGATE GRANT: I would like to ask --
THE CHAIRMAN: You have been recognized; let me
see if anybody else desires to speak.
DELEGATE GRANT: I wish to address a question to
Delegate Hanson.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Hanson, will you yield
for a question?
DELEGATE HANSON: Yes, sir, I yield for a
question.
DELEGATE GRANT: Delegate Hanson, you described
in detail how they arrived at figures in Maryland legis-
lature. However, yesterday, you were urging on us uni-
cameralism and it was described in detail how the State of
Nebraska arrived at unicameralism. In both cases perhaps
the means were disreputable, but do you consider that
necessarily makes the end disreputable?
DELEGATE HANSON: I have not yet fully considered
Nebraska history as accurate as the Maryland history
which I just represented. I think there were some other fac-
tors that were involved.
Now that the unicameral question has been re- |
