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DELEGATE BARD: Mr. Chairman, I like that as
a substitution. Delegate Sherbow,and would certainly accept
it. At this moment it may well be that it ought to be a
parenthetical statement, so that the Committee on Style
could use it rather than to have an amendment to an
amendment to an amendment.
What do you think of that?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Sherbow.
DELEGATE SHERBOW: You asked me a question; I
wished we had the power to say all those who are in favor
of keeping the school system out completely say yes, those
against say no.
I wish we had the power to put each of the other
sections -there. Then we could put it together, because I
think this is where we are all in trouble, and Delegate
Scanlan has simply pointed it out.
DELEGATE BARD: I agree.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN: Mr. Chairman, may I ask
Delegate Bard a question, please?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Bard, do you yield to a