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1	annually, or some such statement as unit should remain
2	inviolate. That would be a lot more pertinent and more
3	up to date, yes. This now reads, Section III, the School
4	Fund of the State shall be kept inviolate and appropriated
5	only to the purposes of education.
6	It is B perfectly innocent statement on the
7	face of it, and frankly, I just ran into this statement
8	in talking with attorneys following my discussion of this
9	with Mr. Case the other day. I didn't raise any question
10	about that when I was here. Now, if in lieu of the School
11	Fund to the State, some such wording as, the annual
13	appropriations as set forth by the governor and enacted
13	by the Legislature — 1 don't know whether you need that
14	or not -- shall be kept inviolate and appropriated only to
15	purposes of public education, some such thing.
16	DR. JENKINS: Aren't they inviolate after the
17	appropriation is made?
18	MR. RAVER: According to the advice you have
19	had, they might not be, if you remove this statement.
20	DR. JENKINS: After the appropriation is made,
21	somebody could reduce the fund or channel these into other