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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN: That is correct. I feel tha
is very important and as you indicated was in the ordinal
committee recommendation and that was supposed to enable
the legislature to make the school board or the board of
regents with the prestige of the state colleges they
wanted to be ahead of, a principal department but now yo»
granted an exception in the beginning of the exception and
you say except in the case of the public school system
and institutions of higher education, such and such will
be the case unless the legislature provides something else
by law.
THE CHAIRMAN: The Chair suggests that the
colloquy that is now going on is not enlightening to the
house and is not directed to the question which is presented
by the amendment to the amendment.
I think I can restate the position in a
little more homely terms; if you want to support the com-
mittee's recommendation, you would vote for the amendment
to the amendment, that would give it half a loaf and if you
want to give it the whole loaf you then vote against the
t