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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan?
DELEGATE MORGAN: That is correct.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Barrick?
DELEGATE BARRICK: Then if he has that power,
the General Assembly could not take it away from him. It is
in the Constitution, is that correct?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan?
DELEGATE MORGAN: It is in the Constitution,
there is no question about that but I think I desire to make
sure that the Comptroller's Office cannot be made a princi-
pal department of the State Government.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Barrick?
DELEGATE BARRICK: Let's forget personalities foi
a moment, but is it possible that sometime we may have a
Comptroller who the Governor may want to put the head of
a department and this would preclude him from doing that.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan?
DELEGATE MORGAN: It would.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Barrick?
DELEGATE BARRICK: I take it, then, the Committee
would object to eliminating the last sentence? |