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others have been working on this unicameralism vs.
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bicameralism.
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There will be an opportunity for deliberations
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and questions. Then we have this assignment that I think
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we had better get at. Mr. Eney, our honorable Chairman
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of the Commission, is here. We are supposed to give our
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own position on some questions for the Commission, since
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the Commission will be meeting next week for this purpose.
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Is that correct?
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MR. ENEY: The 21st.
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THE CHAIRMAN: We may not meet between now
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and then, I'm not sure. It may well be by the time we
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get down to here, we will feel we may need another meeting
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We ought to be prepared to get some comments. Let us set
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some ground rules and we will try to do this fairly
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rapidly.
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We could operate in one of two ways. Some of
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us have already indicated that we have to get away from
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here at 2 o'clock, or thereabouts. If we do that, and
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here it is about 11: 30, now, shall we just operate clear
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through until, let's say 1 o'clock, and see what it is
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