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THE CHAIRMAN; Delegate Dorsey.
DELEGATE DORSEY: Ladies and Gentlemen of the
Convention:
At the outset let me express the same sentiment
that my good friend Gerald Morgan has expressed for the
Committee on the Executive Branch. I have never served
with a group -- while I can't say we weren't congenial --
but that were a finer group than the 20 members who compose<
this committee. And let me say that I have never known a
finer chairman than Delegate Gerald Morgan. He is a real
soldier under fire. During the heat of debate he never
changed his mind. While I always voted with the
minority -- I never had the pleasure of voting with the
majority '" I have the highest admiration for the men and
women who composed this committee.
Now, speaking for the minority, we offer a
minority report that the Board of Public Works be retained
in the Constitution of Maryland. For 100 years this has
been in the Constitution of Marylaad, and for 100 years it
has been a check on the executive of this State.
We propose that the Board of Public Works be