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They could say this could be taken care of
by the governor making two of his own appointments. You
can't have it work both ways. If the objective of public
works is to give us public disclosure, it can be done by
statute. It is not a Constitutional provision that the
activities of the Board be disclosed to the Governor, but
statutory.
It would also be most inadvisable to place
in the Constitution the right of two gubernatorial appointees
to sit on the Board of Public Works. It would seem to
me then unless these arguments can be answered -- and
I have not heard them answered thus far -- that we should
leave the legislature to create a Board of Public Works, but:
we should not ourselves create such a Board in the Constitu-
tion.
THE CHAIRMAN: Does any other delegate desire
to speak in favor of the amendment?
Delegate Chabot.
DELEGATE CIIABOT: I must regretfully depart fron
three of the delegates in Montgomery County.
Section 4.1 provides at lines 26 and 27 that