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have a question?
DELEGATE MUDD: I didn't answer Delegate Mac-
donald,
THE CHAIRMAN; Sorry; I thought the last
was an observation rather than question*
DELEGATE MACDONALD: I was clarifying.
DELEGATE MUDD; Our view in response to that wa
this was peculiarly within the authority that we thought
might aore appropriately be exercised by the court in its
rule making power, and that is a standing coronittee that
is always available to consider matters of this nature; and
these functional divisions might be more usefully availed
of and made better to accommodate the needs by rule making
power than through a public general law.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Macdonald.
DELEGATE MACDONALD: Do you see any real dis-
advantages in giving the General Assembly the same
power by law?
DELEGATE MUDD: No. I just think it is mote
flexible and can be more readily brought to accommodate
the need through rule making power; but personally I have