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1	Budget Bureau may not moke a change without the agreement
2	of the State Superintendent.
3	MR. RAVER: That is right.
4	DR. JENKINS: My question, then, do you feel
5	that all of this proposal, which is really statutory
6	language rather than constitutional language, after
7	revision, is absolutely necessary?
8	MR. RAVER: No, sir. Dr. Jenkins, I agree with
g	you entirely, that there is no need for it, and not
10	being a lawyer, I certainly era treading in dangerous
11	ground and on thin ice , but it seems to me that what I
12	have suggested or our attorneys have prepared here is
13	statutory language. I quite agree with you.
14	MR. JENKINS: 1 would like to stop it just,
15	without revision.
16	MR. RAVER: You mean keep it as it is now in
17	effect in the law?
18	DR. JENKINS: I am asking you.
19	MR. RAVER: Yes, sir. That would be our first
20	choice.
21	DR. JENKINS: I think it words very well.