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put the matter on ice once and for all, as it did yesterdt
by voting here by a constitutional majority for thu re-
tention of the office of comptroller, regardless of per-
sonalities, in the Constitution, so that no one will have
the timerity to offer further motions to reconsider.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN: Mr. Chairman, I just wanted
to urge the Committee of the Whole to vote "No" on this
amendment, the effect of which will be to adopt the
Committee on the Executive Branch's recommendation.
THE CHAIRMAN: Are you ready for the question?
Delegate Case.
DELEGATE CASE: Mr. Chairman, a point of parlia-
mentary inquiry: I know you have stated this several
times, but I think there is some confusion about it, and
I wonder if you would state it again.
As I take it, if the vote on this particular
issue is unfavorable to the comptroller, that is one way
of putting it so we all understand it, and thereafter, the
Committee of the Whole votes to adopt the committee's
recommendation, if those two things happen, that thereaflei