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DELEGATE GALLAGHER: Mr. Chairman and ladies
and gentlemen, you will remember last evening when we
were on Section 3.16 that. Delegate Scanlan raised a
I cruestion of what actually applied to the exceptions when
the special session was taking place, and l think this
amendment will now clarify the situation to show what we
mean in the way of when the exception shall apply.
Starting on page 4, line 30, would now read,
"except during the first four days of the special session,
no vote on final passage of the bill shall be taken until
the bill and amendments thereto shall be in writing, nor
shall any vote on final passage of the bill be taken
until the fifth calendar day after its introduction in the
House of origin and until the second calendar day after
it reaches the House, except upon tho affirmative vote
of three-fifths of all the members of the House in which
tho suspension is requested."
Now, it is a long sentence, but it does, I
believe, show that the exception applies to the special
session on both counts.
THE CHA17WAM: Deleqte Callaohel", unless the