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Mr. Chairman, just what specific power this would give
to the General Assembly that it does not already have undci
the general police power.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Boyer?
DELEGATE BOYER: Probably no specific power that
it does not already inherently have. Delegate Smith.
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is no additional grant of power.
THE CHAIRMAN: Are there any further questions?
Delegate Borom?
DELEGATE BOROM: Mr. Chairman, I would be
interested in knowing whether in the course of your delibera-
tions in the formation of this particular section, did you
have any legislators come and testify before your committee?
Was the basis of their presence before your committee
the basis on which you drew this particular section?
What qualifying information do you have through them?
DELEGATE BOYER: None, sir. This arose out