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former President of the Senate, who spoke a few minutes
aqo, referring to the squirrel in his house, I would say
here only that we have no intention that the squirrels
vote -in either House.
THE CHAIRMAN; You have one-half minute. Dele-
crate Hanson.
DELEGATE HANSON: We would hope that we would
have a situation in which all members would be present and
vote, but in the event of the illness of a inember, in which
there was a 60 to 59 vote, it would seem to me, it would
seem to the majority of our committee, that the bill
should not die simply because one member happened to be
absent, either for causes he could not prevent, or for
causes which he in fact developed himself.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate ilchrist, vou have one
and a half minutes you may allocate.
DELEGATE GILCHRIST: Mr. Chairman, I believe T
would like to use the remaining time to correct one impres-
sion left.
I suggest that the research of the majority is
a little bit inadequate because if you take the combination
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