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legislature would have no control over the board. The
sole question as to the power of the legislature is whet. .-
the legislature has the power to decide that the head of
a principal department is or is not a single executive, or
is or is not a board.
There is no issue here as to whether the legis-
lature has power to change the composition of the board.
Delegate Marion.
DELEGATE MARION: Mr. Chairman, it seems to me
we have gotten perhaps befogged or becalmed in a sea of
procedure and I find myself at any rate in a situation of
believing I understand, at least sufficiently for my own
purposes, where we are procedurally, but wishing to hear
something from those who know more than I whose exposure
to education is in the classroom and not from the adminis-
trative end, why there should be a special exception for
education, if there should be one, and whether there should
be special exceptions for other boards with respect to
departments other than education, if there should be, and
I would appeal to those more knowledgable than I to
address themselves, if we possibly can, to some of the