of rights. If you desire to offer such an amendment you
could have one prepared and the Chair would recognize you
to offer the amendment as we consider R&P-1 section
for section. If you would have the page get Dr. Benson,
he will prepare your amendment for you.
DELEGATE KIEFER: I rise to a point of inquiry,
sir. Do I understand you to say that that phraseology is
not in the present recommended preamble?
THE CHAIRMAN: It is or it is not?
DELEGATE KIEFER: It is.
THE CHAIRMAN: I didn't understand, then.
You are referring to the phrase on lines 15 and
15, that all political power originates in the people?
DELEGATE L. TAYLOR: Yes.
My question was, could I amend the first section
of the Declaration of Rights. I wasn't relating this to the
preamble. I was relating it to the first section of the
Bill of Rights.
THE CHAIRMAN: Would you wish to remove that
clause from the preamble?
DELEGATE L. TAYLOR: Not necessarily so.