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be headed by a single executive, unless the legislature pro-
vides otherwise.
If you desire to have the Board of Education,
or the head of the department of education freed of any
control by the legialature, but desire the legislature
to have control to decide whether other principal depart
ments should be headed by a single executive or by a
board, you would vote for the amendment to the amendment.
and then vote for the amendment as amended.
If you desire that the board of education not be
subject to be changed by the legislature and that all
other departments be headed by a single executive, without
the right on the part of the legislature to change it,
you would vote against the amendment to the amendment and
then vote for the amendment.
If you desired the third alternative, to give the
legislature the power to decide whether principal depart-
ments, including boards of education, should be headed by
single executives, or by a board, you could vote either for
or against the amendment to the amendment, but in any event,
vote against the amendment so that the committee's