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or so. To delay the effective date of a bill would be
extremely burdensome.
Also the compilation of the rules of court which
now take in a separate section of the Code are never up to
date. I mean rules are passed and there may be a half-
dozen which have come out in between the publication. Some
of them are emergencies and have important changes, and to
say that you have to wait until the whole compilation has
been published and brought up to date before a law can take
effect, would impose an insuperable barrier as a practical
matter. I am in sympathy with the objects of this, but I think it is a matter which has to be left to the legis-
lature.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Lord, do you desire to
speak in favor or against it?
DELEGATE LORD: I wanted to speak against.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate McDonald, did you wish to
speak in favor or against?
DELEGATE MCDONALD: Against.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Willoner? |