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question?
DELEGATE BARD: Yes.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN: Delegate Bard, would you please
explain to me the difference between your amendment and
the Section 4.8 as it appears in the blue copy?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Bard.
DELEGATE BARD: Delegate Morgan, I thought that
Delegate Maurer was pointing to the highly important
concept, namely that under 4.20 you were dealing with
heads of principal departments and that you were iden-tifyini
what a principal department is, and at this point it would
be significant to make it clear that though education
might be thought of as a principal department, nevertheless
it would not be headed up within the sphere of reference
indicated here.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN: That can be accomplished
under the Section 4.20 as it exists in the copy, because
"unless otherwise provided by law" -- you are not proposing
to freeze the existing organization of the educational |