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DELEGATE BOTHE: There is a rather learned
article on reserve rights by Delegate Hardwicke attached
to the report of the Committee on Personal Rights and the
Preamble.
It is a very interesting article but I don't
feel that its position there does anything to specifical-
ly guarantee the right. It is merely a catch-all situa-
tion in case the courts decide they have a right, they
might rely on that provision to vindicate it.
I think the Supreme Court and the Federal Con-
stitution contains a similar provision, has only consult-
ed it twice in history, so nobody except Delegate Hard-
wicke, perhaps, knows what it means.
DELEGATE DARBY; Delegate Bothe, I think this
is more or less the same question that Delegate Nielson
just asked but if this amendment would pass it would mean
the legislature could not exempt any particular group,-is
that correct?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Bothe.
DELEGATE BOTHE: When you say exempt, --
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Darby.