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jurisdictions, it is really just a matter of the Com-
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mission reflecting its own desire on and whether they
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make a final determination of these questions, the
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Commission at the meeting, it won't be as important to
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indicate what direction the Committee is moving in.
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THE CHAIRMAN: I think that is very important
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and actually we will use that as a guide insofar as try-
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ing to accomplish this schedule. We may boil it down to
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that.
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Now, Ridge, you started all this by asking a
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question.
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MR. MELVIN: I think John Brooks has stated
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my feeling much better than I tried to do, because as I
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look at these questions I see only two broad policy ques-
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tions that we are in a position to present to the full
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Commission, the first one being what political subdivision
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should be used and under what unit of local government,
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and the second question of home rule, whether or not it
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should be mandatory; and on both of them, particularly the
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one on home rule, it seems to me we should submit with
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the question supporting data, studies and so on with our
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