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pontificate and try to determine why, but it has been a long
time in their views when people get involved in state
government they no longer have principal, they are now
crooks, and I don't know whether Conflict of Interest
legislation is going to help or not, but I think it is a
step forward. And I don't think a good Constitution or any-
thing will make a bit of difference to state government if
we don't attract the most qualified people in the government
and that the state legislators would be the most dignified
office that one could hold. I think this is going to be the
secret of good government in the state.
Are you ready for the question?
(Cries of "Yes".)
THE CHAIRMAN: The Clerk will ring the quorum
bell.
The question aris on the adoption of Amendment
No. 24. A vote Aye is a vote in favor of the amendment;
a vote No is a vote against. Cast your votes.
Have all delegates voted? Does any delegate
desire to change his vote? The clerk will record the vote.
There being 50 votes in the affirmative and 61 in the