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THE CHAIRMAN; Delegate Sherbow.
DELEGATE SHERBOW: I still offer the amendment.
I think it is more important that the meetings be in
public than that kind of emergency which hasn't happened
so far as I know in over a hundred years. I would like to
offer that as an amendment.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan, do you accept
the suggested change?
DELEGATE MORGAN: I would have no objection to
such an amendment, Mr. Chairman.
THE CHAIRMAN: Will you please indicate the
change you are accepting then, because the Chair is lost.
I don't know just where you are going to put it. Delegate
Adkins.
DELEGATE ADKINS: I should like to respectfully
disagree with my distinguished Chairman. I don't think
that amendment is proper in this document. The content
of the Constitution, no provision herein provided gives
the general assembly the right to provide the regulations
under which the Board shall operate. It seems to me there
might conceivably be times when matters which are even now