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passed by the General Assembly are in fact passed by a
much greater majority than three-fifths. Most of them
are passed by an overwhelming percentage.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Pascal.
DELEGATE PASCAL: That the majority recommenda-
tion would have the tendency to improve the attendance?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Gilchrist.
DELEGATE GILCHRIST: I certainly don't think
it will hurt the attendance.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Pascal.
DELEGATE PASCAL: I said majority' Do you
think the majority recommendation would have a tendency
to improve the attendance?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Gilchrist.
DELEGATE GILCHRIST: I think the majority recom-
mendation would have a tendency to hurt attendance because
i it will not require so many people to pass bills.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Pascal.
DELEGATE PASCAL: Do you really think it is
i going to be a problem with 11 people in the Senate and 35
in the House? Do you think a competent and honest legislatpr