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in writing; is that correct. Delegate Gallagher?
DELEFIATE GALAGHER; That is correct, Mr.
Chairman.
I will withdraw the amendment then, if you feel
it can be accomplished without it.
THE CHAIRMAN; I think read the amendment
with the further clarification to be accomplished by
the Committee on Style.
Delegate Marion.
DELEGATE MARION: Mr. Chairman, I am
frank to admit I don't understand what this sentence will
mean, if we adopt the amendment, because we will begin
the sentence with an exception, and we will end the
sentence with an exception, and I won't know whether we
have created an exception to the exception and whore we
I stand when we get to the middle of the sentence,
THE CHAIRMAN: I think the Chair can state it.
If I correctly understood the chairman of the
committee, the first exception, that is, thr one at the
beginning of the sentence, applies to everything that
follows.