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amendment which has for its sole purpose the elimination
of this section. I don't know if my amendment is going to
be voted up or down. If my amendment passes it would be
unnecessary to consume the time and attention of this
Assembly in debate upon a section that may not remain in
the Constitution.
I suggest in the interest of time whatever your
feeling may be on my amendment you deal with it first. If
it loses, you can proceed to the other amendments.
DELEGATE CLARK: Are you willing to accept this?
DELEGATE WILLONER: I think it would be a better
procedure. I think that is the most logical way for everyone
to vote on this.
DELEGATE CLARK: Very well. We will go back to
Delegate Scanlan's amendment and vote on that first.
Delegate Mitchell.
DELEGATE MITCHELL: Mr. President, I think it
would be appropriate if Delegate Willoner would state to
the Body what the Committee deliberated on with regard to
this section, how it felt about this section, what its
intentions are which I think would give meaning to the