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and I suggest that the reason that the level of it has been
lowered is because the issue in general has been so unimport-
ant. When we have Delegates with a major matter of the
real power of the Governor, or of the Courts, or of the
Legislature, or of the local government, our level has been
very high. When we have dropped to this level of debating
particular political positions, then the level of the debate
has dropped in accordance with the level of the problems that.
we are dealing with.
1' am sorry to say that I will vote against the
decision which has been made by people, I am sure, in great
good favor.
THE CHAIRMAN: Does any Delegate desire to speak
in favor of the Amendment?
Delegate Sybert?
DELEGATE SYBERT: Mr. Chairman, I should like to
ask the Chairman of the Committee a clarifying question.
THE CHAIRMAN: I think while there are people
desiring to speak, Delegate Sybert, we will have to let them
speak and then come back to the question.
Delegate James?