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DELEGATE GILCHRIST: In the event of a sudden
death in the preceding night and nobody has gotten around
to filling the vacancies I still think it would be nice to
have the majority of 120.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Gallagher.
DELEGATE GALLAGHER: So, therefore, it is the
position of the minority that they want to follow the
existing Maryland practice under the 1867 Constitution and
not follow the recommendation of the Constitutional Commis-
sion draft?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Gilchrist.
DELEGATE GILCHPIST: That is correct.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Gallacrher.
DELEGATE GALLAGHER: Thank you.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Pascal.
DELEGATE PASCAL: Delegate Gilchrist, what has
been your experience with the attendance of the General
Assembly? Do you have any figures on that?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Gilchrist.
DELEGATE GILCHRIST: No, I have not, but I have
been advised that the vast majority of the bills which are