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DELEGATE MORGAN: I yield.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Henderson.
DELEGATE HENDERSON: Do I understand that the
Board, or rather that the general assembly must give all
these powers, in -other words, you say have such powers
including but not limited to. Does that mean that it could
not take away any of these powers from the Board and perhaps
give them to another department?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN: The intention was to give the
general assembly complete discretion. They could give
them power number one, give power number two to some other
agency, or they could give them power with respect to
creation of only part of the State debt, or, in other
words, general assembly, was intention to give them com-
plete discretion with respect to the named functions.
THE CHAIRMAN: So that the Committee still have
no question about it, ttay the Chairman paraphrase that.
As I understand you are saying it is the intention of the
section that the general assembly may take away from or
add to the enumerated powers at any time or from time to