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Harris, Robey, and Sickles.
On page 7 strike out all of Section 4.19
Reorganization of the executive Branch; and insert in lieu
thereof the following:
"Section 4.19 Reorganization of the Executive
Branch.
The General Assembly by law may reallocate offices,
agencies and instrumentalities among the principal depart-
ments, may increase, modify, diminish and change their
functions, powers and duties and may assign new functions,
powers and duties to them. The Governor may make changes in
the organization of the executive branch, including the
establishment or abolition of principal departments, and in
the assignment of functions among its units which he considers
necessary for efficient administration. Such changes when
they require the force of law shall be submitted to the
General Assembly in executive orders in statutory form withiln
tae first ten days of a regular session and shall become law
at a time designated therein, unless specifically disapproved
within fifty legislative days after submission by a resolution
of disapproval concurred in by a majority of all members of