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DELEGATE BOYCE: That is absolutely correct, sir,
DELEGATE CLARK: Delegate Raley.
DELEGATE RALEY: All right.
One other question and then I will sit down.
You say here in your Minority Report to permit
the Governor to reorganize the executive department without
waiting for the initiative on the part of the legislature.
I don't understand how you say that or how you
carry that out.
DELEGATE CLARK: Delegate Boyce.
I DELEGATE BOYCE: I think the basic problem here,
Delegate Raley, is that the legislature even under our new
proposals of running for five months would not be in operat:.on
for seven months. I think that everyone almost to a man
I who has studied the problem recognizes that in the admini-
strative end of the executive branch it is very difficult
for the legislature to actually do the reorganizing and yet
at the same time all of us feel the importance of a check
by the legislature so this spells out that as opposed to thd
Majority Report, this spells out that there is a second
after which permits the Governor to within ten days of his