written and is in the hands of the chief of
the pages.
THE CHAIRMAN: Are there any other
amendments?
Delegate Barrick.
DELEGATE BARRICK: I have Amend-
ment No. 13.
THE CHAIRMAN: May the Chair sug-
gest then, in the interest of continuing dis-
cussion on matters that we can consider,
that Delegate Wheatley withdraw his mo-
tion at the present time, and Delegate
Schneider agree to postpone further con-
sideration of his amendment until later in
this session?
DELEGATE WHEATLEY: I so with-
draw my motion.
DELEGATE SCHNEIDER: I so agree.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Schneider,
so that the journal may be clear, would
you withdraw your amendment upon the
Chair's assurance that you will have an
opportunity to submit it again?
DELEGATE SCHNEIDER: Mr. Chair-
man, I withdraw this amendment, reserving
the right to place it again at a later time.
THE CHAIRMAN: All right. Amend-
ment No. 8 is withdrawn. It will retain
its number. It will be considered again.
Are there any others?
Delegate Barrick.
DELEGATE BARRICK: I would like,
Mr. Chairman, to propose Amendment No.
13 which has been printed but not dis-
tributed.
THE CHAIRMAN: Let us see if we can
get copies. Let me correct the record. I
referred in the previous statement to
Amendment No. 8. This was not Delegate
Schneider's amendment. Amendment No. 8
is not withdrawn.
DELEGATE SCHNEIDER: It is No. 10.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Schneider's
amendment would be No. 10.
DELEGATE BARRICK: This would be
No. 11.
THE CHAIRMAN: No. 10.
The Chair recognizes Delegate Barrick.
DELEGATE BARRICK: Mr. Chairman,
this would actually be Amendment No. 11,
but it is numbered 13. |
THE CHAIRMAN: Which was No. 11?
Yours?
DELEGATE BARRICK: Mine will be
No. 11, now No. 13.
THE CHAIRMAN: One that has been
circulated as No. 13 is Amendment 11. The
Clerk will read the amendment.
READING CLERK: Amendment No. 11
to Committee Recommendation GP-I, by
Delegate Barrick: in line 15 on page 1 of
Committee Recommendation GP-I after the
word "occur" insert "or has occurred."
THE CHAIRMAN: Is there a second?
(The motion was duly seconded.)
THE CHAIRMAN: The amendment is
seconded. The Chair recognizes Delegate
Barrick to speak to the amendment.
DELEGATE BARRICK: Mr. Chairman,
the only purpose of this amendment is to
take care of a situation where great de-
struction of life or property has occurred
and the governor may wish to call in the
militia to take care of the situation after
the occurrence. As 1 read the proposal it
takes care of the situation when it may
occur, and this would take care of it after
it has occurred. I think it is rather self-
explanatory and should require very little
debate.
THE CHAIRMAN: Is there any further
discussion? Delegate Gallagher.
DELEGATE GALLAGHER: Mr. Presi-
dent, would the sponsor consider an addi-
tional substitute by way of further amend-
ment, what in reality I also planned to
offer. My suggestion would be, if he would
consider it, to strike out the words "may
occur" and in lieu thereof insert the words
"threatened or may have occurred" be in-
serted.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Barrick.
DELEGATE BARRICK: I think that
accomplishes the same purpose I wish to
accomplish. I would accept that. It is prob-
ably a little better language.
THE CHAIRMAN: Does the seconder
accept the modification? The modification is
instead of inserting the words "or has oc-
curred" in place of the word "occur," insert
the words "is threatened or may have oc-
curred." Please mark your copy.
DELEGATE GALLAGHER: Mr. Presi-
dent.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Gallagher. |
