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DELEGATE MUDD: Our Committee considered the
use of this word "resident," and also "domicile" and
"citizen," and we adopted the word "resident" as being
the most descriptive of what we intended.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Chabot.
DELEGATE CHABOT: But then this may be somethin
that is different from a resident for purposes of the
legislative article, suffrage and elections? I still don't
understand* Am I to use the same concept?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Lhabot, may the Chair
point out in the suffrage and elections article there is
provision that the legislature may define residents for
the purposes of that article?
DELEGATE CHABOT: Yes, I recognize that, and
I was wondering whether that was intended to be, whether
the intent of the committee was to import whatever that
definition may be into this article, or in effect permit
a different definition of the same word in this article?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Mudd, do you understand
the question?
DELEGATE MUDD: I think I understand the