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DELEGATE SICKLES: Delegate Moser, with respect
to Section 7.03, which concerns itself with structure of
government, do I understand this section correctly when
I conclude that as a matter of establishing procedures
for the operation of the county government, the state
can only do it one time through the authority the General
Assembly would have to provide an instrument of government
effective July I, 1972?
That would of course also apply to those countie
who have not adopted an instrument of government by that
time and even that one could be amended thereafter under
procedures established in 7.04.
My conclusion as I read this, I would hope you
would show me otherwise if I am wrong, that as a matter
of fact then the state would be forever precluded from
establishing standards that have to do with the structure
and administration of the county government rather than
the powers it might have.
DELEGATE MOSHR: Let me answer the last question
first. The answer to the last suggestion is no, that
the state can always act by general law to affect all