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and that there will be no supplementation by the counties.
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JUDGE RASIN: What would prevent the Legis-
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lature or a county council or county commissioner from
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voluntarily supplementing the pay or so-called expense
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accounts which has been done.
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JUDGE PROCTOR: Didn't you say it was provided
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it could be done by the local Legislature?
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JUDGE RASIN: You can't prevent the county
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council .
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MR. MARTINEAU: I think you could. I think
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there will be State officers receiving a State salary. I
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don't think the county council could donate $5,000 to the
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judges any more than they could to a Member of the General
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Assembly.
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JUDGE PROCTOR: The authority to supplement
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today is in the Legislature.
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MR. ENEY: In the Constitution.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Your thought is, Judge Rasin, that
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they should not be allowed to do that, is that right?
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JUDGE RASIN: Yes.
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THE CHAIRMAN: That is our thought, too. If it
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