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DELEGATE CLARK: Yes?
DELEGATE MITCHELL: We have an absolute right
to freedom of speech, but it is subject to regulation.
You can get out out in the picket line, but you can't
exercise it so that people can't pass on the streets. All
these other rights are subject to regulation. The same
thing is true and that is not true and I think it is an
insult to the intelligence of this Body.
DELEGATE CLARK; The question arises on the
adoption of amendment No. 12. A vote Aye adopts the
amendment, a vote No rejects it.
Has everyone voted? Does anyone desire to
change his vote?
Delegate James, would you please vote Aye for
me, please?
DELEGATE JAMES: Yes.
DELEGATE CLARK: The Clerk will take the roll.
There being sixty-three votes in the affirmative and fifty-
four in the negative, amendment No. 12, the motion carries
and amendment No. 12 is adopted.
The Chair recognizes Delegate Willoner.