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substance of the first two questions that could be asked

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to the Commission and perhaps indicate to them the trend

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of thought of the Committee, to see if there are any

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comments they wish to make on them and not necessarily

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push, that they have to make any decision, but perhaps

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there will be some comments from the Commission that would

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be of value to take note of. In a way, it will indicate

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the position of the various Commission members which might

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be helpful to the Committee in formulating its recommenda-

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tions.

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THE CHAIRMAN: And then, too, don't forget

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that we've always got to keep prodding the material and

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the persons who are members of this Committee who haven't

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shown up at these meetings and, if we relaxed on the

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issues in any way, we would be limiting the scope of our

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consideration in a way that I don't think we can. So, I

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think we've got to keep on this course.

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MR. BROOKS: Another thought would be to maybe

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also just circulate the general information, a list of

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questions such as this, just to indicate the magnitude of

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what the Committee is doing. In other words, not propose