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in guaranteeing a delegate the right to have his colleagues

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know about his proposal and to have a vote upon it if he

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insists upon it at the proper time.

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We think to require the committees to grind

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out memoranda in each case where the total proposals have

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already readied or is approaching 400 and may exceed or

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approach 800 would be very unreasonable and for that

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reason we recommend that Resolution 11 not be adopted

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although we have indicated our general sympathy that the

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procedures be administered fairly so that an individual

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delegate learns at some time whether tae committee intends

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to act favorably or unfavorably or to consider his proposal

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at all.

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THE PRESIDENT: Are there any questions of the

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chairman for the purposes of clarification? Delegate

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Boileau.

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DELEGATE BOILEAU: Mr, President, I believe

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tacre is one other alternative a person would have which

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would be to convince 20 per cent of the committee to

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provide a minority report ami also resulting in the minority

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report coming on the floor of the Committee of the Wnole,