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DELEGATE MORGAN: You mean by giving it. powers
that do not exist in the Executive Branches?
DELEGATE CLARK: Delegate Gleason.
DELEGATE GLEASON: No, they might exist but they
may exist in another department. Say when they establish
the power of something and he would decide he would rather
have that power in another department.
Would this give him the power to do that?
DELEGATE CLARK: Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN; Just to give you an example,
if you have Department A that has power X and Department
B that has power Y, you can consolidate those departments
in one department and have functions X-Y, and in that
sense, I suppose you increase the functions of X or Y,which-
ever is the consolidatee.
DELEGATE CLARK: Delegate Gleason.
DELEGATE GLEASON; Then I will have to ask you: If
you could pinpoint with a little specif icily, lines 34 and
35, what the meaning of that phrase is "Where these changes
require the force of law, " just what did the committee
have in mind as coming within the embrace of that provision? |