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THE PRESIDENT: I am sorry.
DELEGATE WHITE: I would like to have -
THE PRESIDENT: Just a second, please. The
Chair was advised that copies of the substitute proposal
had been circulated. Am 1 in error on that? Mrs. Marx,
are there additional copies available?
Delegate White, you desire this in order to
vote on the pending motion?
DELEGATE WHITE: That is right, sir. It
may be unnecessary for me to vote for sending it back
to the committee if we can make the distinction at this
time.
THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Scanlan, are you
sufficiently familiar with the proposed substitute to
summarize it very briefly? I do not want to have the
full discussion of the two proposals at this time.
DELEGATE SCANLAN: I have the same reluctance.
We would be entering upon a debate that may never occur,
be
or a debate that will/repeated again when the matter comes
back but as I understand it the primary difference
between the Clark Resolution and the proposal advocated |
