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police powers, or minimum wage?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Moser.
DELEGATE MOSER: So long as they weren't in
conflict or so long as the General Assembly said the county
couldn't do it, yes, they could operate in the meat
inspection area. Most certainly they could operate in the
police power area, becuase this is very broad.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Scanlan.
DELEGATE SCANLAN: I have either a parliamentary
inquiry or point of order, Mr. Chairman, if I may state it.
THE CHAIRMAN: State it.
DELEGATE SCANLAN: I for one have been tremen-
dously impressed by the patient, brilliant, and thoroughly
enlightened presentation of the Chairman of the Committee
on Local Government in explaining a very difficult, compre-
hensive report on one of the most difficult areas that this
Convention has to deal with.
He has now been at it for three hours. I
suggest even the mighty Homer nods.
I know it is difficult for the Committee of the
Whole to temporarily recess, but surely there must be some