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legislature. In addition to this, as Chairman Bothe
recognized when she stood up, we have written into
the policy of our state the right of representatives and
employees to organize and to act for their own benefit.
I say to you that this is the type of thing that
we should leave to the legislature. They are equipped to
handle it. They are aware of the problem, and it is
not the type of thing that we should put into our Con-
stitution.
I ask you to vote against the amendment.
THE CHAIRMAN; Delegate Bothe.
DELEGATE BOTHE; I yield two minutes to Delegate
Borom.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Borom.
DELEGATE BOROM: Mr. Chairman, fellow delegates,
I want to rise to support the amendment submitted by the
minority because it is my belief that there ought to be
within the Constitution that we are writing now a clear
and free right for every individual to organize and
bargain collectively.
Delegate Kosakowski, I think, has made the