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DELEGATE WEIDEMEYER; Mr. President, roay we
pass over this matter and revert to the section a little
later on inasmuch as the Scanlan amendment struck the
existing paragraph and any attempts to amend what has been
stricken might be out of order and therefore I have prepared
an amendment which offers an entire new section similar to
this section stricken but with some different wording and
I would like to have the opportunity of presenting that at
the proper time and ask that we pass over this and go on
to another matter and then revert to it.
DELEGATE CLARK; Delegate Scanlan.
DELEGATE SCANLAN: I suggest a way out of the
apparent parliamentary dilemma. There is no question
Delegate Willomer withdrew his amendment on the assumption
he would be able to introduce it and I agree with Senator
James on this.
We have debated this subject at considerable
length in which most facets were argued. I would not want
to debate that again. If we could push in terms of those
who wanted to hear more debate would vote for reconsideration
and those who were satisfied that a just conclusion had