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a statute which could be considered in the reorganization
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process. The thinking of the Committee is that the first
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big reorganization should be in the form of law and once
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the organization was established in the form of law, from
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that point on, the reorganization powers would be concurrent
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THE CHAIRMAN: Some of the Delegates received
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tneir amendments too late to get the numbers. I will pause
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a moment now to indicate the numbers.
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Amendment Z is 16; AB, 17; AC, 18; AD, 19;
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and E, 20.
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Delegate Marion.
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DELEGATE MARION: Mr. chairman, I had a question
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for Delegate Maurer, if she would yield.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Maurer, do you yield to a
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question?
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DELEGATE MAURER: Yes.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Marion.
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DELEGATE MARION: Do I understand the effect of
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this amendment would be to allow concurrent power between
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the legislature and the Governor beginning with the adoption
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of the Constitution, instead of putting inclusive power in
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