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advisory boards would continue, but policy-making boards
would be limited to educ'ation.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Case.
DELEGATE CASE: Mr. Chairman, I know you have bee
very patient, in reading the amended language to the amendment,
but I am wondering. Sir, whether or not it would be in
order for a delegate to request, if there is going to be
a substantial amendment that the amendment again be re-
printed and put on the delegate's desk.
THE CHAIRMAN: The amendment is being printed
now. You mean you would rather have it before you to
discuss it?
Let me suggest this: the amendment, if I give
it to you again, you have your blue copy in front of you,
rather than Amendment 17, I think you could mark your blue
copy very readily without a great deal. of writing.
This is not for the purpose of slating the amend-
ment, but merely for the purpose of having you carry the
amendment into effect on your blue paper, blue copy.
In line 50, on page 7, at the beginning of the
sentence, before the sentence, insert "except for the state