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DELEGATE SIEWIERSKI: I will now come to the
third decision-making process, the supplemental arrange-
ment, and ask you to consider the problems that will come
about from too much restriction. I ask you to consider
the requirements of one restriction do not result in
control of other courts, and finally ask you to consider
the minority's amendment and provide for a unified but
flexible court system.
THE CHAIRMAN: Before recognizing Delegate
Mudd, the Chair would like to acknowledge the presence in
the gallery of the rostrum of 25 students from Kenwood
Senior High School in Baltimore County, and in the rear
gallery 55 students from St.Michaels Elementary School
in St. Michaels. We are delighted to have you with us.
\ (Applause.)
The Chair recognizes Delegate Mudd to speak
against the amendment.
DELEGATE MUDD: Mr. President, I rise to speak
in opposition to the amendment. I am opposed to Section
5.01. The amendment proposes to eliminate from the
majority recommendation the word "exclusively".