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question of Delegate Morgan if he will yield.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan?
DELEGATE MORGAN: I yield.
DELEGATE BARRICK: I fail to see the i-mportance
or the reason for having the last sentence in Amendment 7
at all.
Could you explain why we have got to set out what
he shall do?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan?
DELEGATE MORGAN: Under our Executive Article,
head of each principal department, he is appointed by the
Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate, and that
is for the purpose of getting the Governor control over the
whole Executive Branch, through the heads of the principal
departments, and this would just make sure that the General
Assembly would not designate the Office of Comptroller a
principal department and have an elected official the head
of a principal department.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Barrick?
DELEGATE bARRICK: You admit the Governor will
have control to appoint the head of his departments? |