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right, and therefore I would suggest to' you that additional
language such as this neither adds to the provision -- is
not only unnecessary, but I think a little out of place.
I would therefore recommend that you reject the
amendment.
THE CHAIRMAN: For what purpose does Delegate
Taylor rise?
Does any other delegate desire to speak in
favor of the amendment?
Delegate Weidemeyer.
DELEGATE WEIDEMEYER: Mr. President, I would
like to ask Delegate Taylor if he would consider striking
out the three words in line 5 "have power to," which would
let that amendment read, "The General Assembly shall en-
force this section by appropriate legislation," which
would make it more positive than saying they have the
power. If he strikes out "have power to" it means it would
be mandatory upon the General Assembly to enforce the
provisions of section 3, along with amendment 3 that was
added this afternoon.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Taylor, did you