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with something that might have to be construed by the Court
of Appeals unless we clear it up in this present Consti-
tution. When the Convention proposes a judicial Article
saying all judicial power is vested in the Judiciary and
all executive power is vested in the Governor, unless
precise powers are vested to the Comptroller in the Con-
stitution, either directly or by necessary implication, the
question could be raised that any Comptroller established
only by statute could not exercise any powers which would
encroach or derogate from the powers of the Judiciary or
derogate from the powers of the public, that is one reason
why the Minority thinks the Comptroller should be provided
for in the Constitution and his powers spelled out.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Grant.
DELEGATE GRANT: This would apply whether the
Controller was to be appointed by the Governor or elected
by the people.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Bennett.
DELEGATE BENNETT: Judge Sybert. Did I under-
s tand you to say that if the Comptroller did not serve on
the Board of Public Works, that would change your judgment