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THE CHAIRMAN: To whom is your question addresser?
DELEGATE SICKLES: I would like to address it to
the Sponsor, Delegate Chabot.
THE CHAIRMAN: First, does anyone desire to spea
in opposition?
Delegate Dukes.
DELEGATE DUKES: Just a question of Delegate
Morgan.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Sickles will be permittee
to ask his question first.
Delegate Chabot, do you yield to a question?
DELEGATE CHABOT: Yes, sir.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Sickles.
DELEGATE SICKLES: I think it is perfectly clear
when you look at the memorandum in support of the recommenda-
tion of the Committee that the interpretation of the Chairman
is accurate, because we say here, on page 4, and I will rea<.
it to you, line 29: "Hence, for example, the Governor could,
if he chooses, delegate to the Lieutenant Governor power to
veto bills, to call out the militia, or to fire department
I heads."