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and applause)
THE CHAIRMAN: Hereafter, in recognizing Delegate
Taylor, the Chair will pause for a moment to ascertain
which Taylor.
In further 'answer your earlier question, I might
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say that the Staff inquired of the Attorney General very
early in the session whether Delegates and employees could
be covered by Workmens' Compensation. The Attorney General
sgSsted in his reply that the work of the Delegates is
not extra hazardous.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Taylor.
DELEGATE L. TAYLOR: I would like to rise in
support of roy Fellow Delegate H. .h. Taylor.
I had an experience when I worked for the
Department of Public Welfare. I leaned back in my chair
and slipped. I didn't get paid for about a month, but
finally, I got my compensation check for falling on the
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floor.
I did want to say this with respect to the
statements on the floor, in my experience as a Case-worker
witn the City Welfare Department for eight years, we worl>