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THE CHAIRMAN: The Chair recognizes Delegate
Mudd.
DELEGATE MUDD: Mr. Chairman, I hesitate to
oppose a distinguished friend who advances this amendment,
but frankly I don't see the< point in the amendment. If
he has accepted Delegate Case's explanation, without
exclusive, it means exclusive, and probably because I am
a country lawyer from a small town, I just would prefer
to have in there what we mean, rather than leave it to be
implied possibly once in that direction by some
court and again not implied by another court. Therefore,
I respectfully oppose the amendment.
THE CHAIRMAN: Does any other delegate desire
to speak in favor of the amendment?
Does any other delegate desire to speak
in opposition to the amendment?
The Clerk will sound the quorum bell.
THE CHAIRMAN: The question arises on the
adoption of amendment 5. Amendment number 3 is to
strike the word "exclusively" in line 11, on page 1,
section 4.UI. A vote Aye is a vote in favor of the amendme