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change the section reference from 5.33 to
5.32.
Proceed.
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: "The effect
of this section shall terminate", line 48,
line 50, the number is changed from 3.23
to 3.22.
THE PRESIDENT: There were two
changes in 42 and 43?
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: Yes, excuse
me. The change of "county's", possessive, to
"of a county".
On page 64, section 41 has been changed
to 40. It should go back to 41.
THE PRESIDENT: I am not sure I
followed your change.
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: Page 64,
line 4.
THE PRESIDENT: The numeral 4.40
should be changed to 4.04?
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: No, it was
changed from 41 to 40. That was in error.
It should revert to 41.
THE PRESIDENT: Very well. The
Committee desires to modify its report,
page 64, line 4, the section reference 4.40
should be changed to 4.41. Is there any
objection?
Delegate Bamberger.
DELEGATE BAMBERGER: 41?
THE PRESIDENT: Section 41, refer-
ence to section 40 should be changed to
section 41. Is there any objection?
The Chair hears none. The modification
will be made.
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: Also, the
capital letter and section was changed to
the small letter. In lines 16 and 17 "The
effect of this section shall terminate", the
numbers in line 20, it is just dropped to
"finance", which is the actual title of
section 6 that we talked about earlier. The
numbers have been changed from 42 to 41
and that is the end of the record.
THE PRESIDENT: Now, schedule of
legislation.
Delegate Kiefer.
DELEGATE KIEFER: Mr. President,
would it not be more consistent if you put
what is now section 3 (b) entitled section
9.08 back two and make it the very last
one?
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THE PRESIDENT: Which page are
you talking about?
DELEGATE KIEFER: I am talking
about on page 53, you have section 3, sec-
tion 3 (b), section 9 (a). This is now a gen-
eral provision. I would think logically if
you are keeping the sequence of order, this
would belong down in general provisions.
It was part of a personal rights section,
but it is no longer part of the personal
rights section. If you have this in it, you
are no longer accurate. I would take the
number "b" and substitute it at the very
end. Do not call it personal rights because
it is no longer personal rights.
THE PRESIDENT: The suggestion, I
take it, is to transpose section 3 (b) on
page 53 and make it section 4.20 on page
64. Do you have any comment, Delegate
Penniman?
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: It is not a
finance matter either, but there is no
equivalent in section 9. We would have to
put in a new caption. That is easy enough.
THE PRESIDENT: You would have to
strike the "a" in line 5? Delegate Penniman.
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: Correct.
THE PRESIDENT: Any objection to
striking paren "a", end paren, in line 5
and transpose all of lines 10, 11, and 12
after striking the paren "b" paren to page
64 as section 42 under a new caption,
"general provisions?"
The Chair hears no objection.
Delegate Penniman.
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: Under the
circumstances it ought to be "section 42,
sovereign immunity" which is what it is
about.
THE PRESIDENT: Very well, section
42, sovereign immunity.
Delegate Mentzer.
DELEGATE MENTZER: I think section
3 becomes Eminent Domain.
THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Penniman.
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: You are
quite right.
THE PRESIDENT: And to make the
further change in line 3 the caption would
be called Eminent Domain. Is there any
objection to the changes?
The Chair hears none. The report will
be modified in those particulars.
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