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the state public school system and institutions of
higher education, there shall be a single executive, which
under other sections, would provide the appointment of that
executive by the governor.
In the case of public school systems and insti-
tutions of higher education, there would not necessarily
be a single executive. There could be a board or
commission at the head of it, in which event the chief
administrative officer would be provided by law, which is to
say the law would determine the manner in which the
chief administrative officer were to be selected.
Is that correct. Delegate Maurer?
DELEGATE MAURER: Yes.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Pullen.
DELEGATE PULLEN: Mr. Chairman, the law could
provide that that chief executive, even though under board,
be appointed by the governor.
THE CHAIRMAN: It could.
DELEGATE PULLEN: That is the point that I
wished to make. In other words, to accomplish the purpose
for which Mrs. Maurer has presented her amendment, you have