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THE CHAIRMAN: The Chair now recognizes Delegate
Boyce to present the Minority Report Number EB-I.
DELEGATE BOYCE: About going to the Minority
Report, I would not like to usurp the power of the Enter-
tainment Committee Chairman, but I would like to point out
a few traditional eyes and liberal eyes got together in the
Statler Hilton on the top floor last night. I don't own any
stock in it. The man that paid the bill just got in here.
I guess none of us are going to jail.
I would like to try to explain the reason that
you have to have a combination of amendments here. We did
this every way we could in Committee, to try and see if we
couldn't do two things: Give the Governor of this State thi?
power to reorganize, witliout having to wait for the two-yea-
period in the temporary provision that you find in your blu<;
sheets just following Section 4.18.
We wanted to make sure that the Governor, who is
on a full-time basis, as opposed to the legislature, could
go ahead concurrently. I think this is possible. I think
it has been done in other states, and the Task Force that
Dr. Spencer testified before our Committee is already