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government, from the work he has done on it. I think,

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true, we might not be able to get them into a Committee

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meeting, whereas they would be available if we'd get

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these matters before the Commission as a whole.

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MR. BROOKS: It serves a dual purpose. You

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let the Commission know where we are going and get their

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reaction. At the same time, I don't think you will get

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the Commission taking a vote or any action on this at the

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next meeting. Even at the next meeting, I think they

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will be unable to handle the matter, even if a formal

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question is posed.

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THE CHAIRMAN: And they will be bouncing it

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back to us.

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MR. BROOKS: And I don't think, if they should

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make a decision, it would be any more than a tentative

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decision such as has been made on the convention pro-

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cedure reports.

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MR. MELVIN: John, do you feel then we should

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submit these detailed questions just like this to the

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Commission?

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MR. BROOKS: I think we will boil down the