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DELBGATE BOTHE: I have no control over the
question*. I would be delighted to sit down.
THE CHAIRMAN; Delegate Groh.
DELEGATE GROH: Delegate Bothe, do you sub~
scribe to the basic premise--
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Bothe.
DELEGATE BOTHE: You are talking about property
rights?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Groh.
DELEGATE GROH: Delegate Bothe, do you sub-
scribe to the basic premise that the function of the declar"
ation of rights is to set out those rights which the
individuals hold secure as against governmental inter"
ference» or transgression?
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Bothe.
DELEGATE BOTHE: No, I don't fully subscribe to
that precept. I think that the declaration of rights is
an instrument intended to protect the individual in his
relationships with other individuals which the state
ultimately must regulate.
I do not feel that the declaration of rights