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DR. JENKINS: I think I will, unless he wants
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to disregard the statements of Mr. Perkins and Dr. Sen-
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senbaugh.
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MR. BOND: If the State Board of Education is
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given complete control over setting cost of the school
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system, couldn't the tax rate, would it go out of sight
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if the Board would go out of sight? What check would there
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be?
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MR. RAVER: The statutory provisions must be
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adopted by the Legislature. The only thing, the only case
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in argument here is where estimates are involved. That
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is to say, certain things like $340 per pupil, that is
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fixed by law, the 45 professionals per 1000 is figured,
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but you are bound to get into estimates, how many children
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will be in school next fiscal year, how many teachers will
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you employ next fiscal year. Therefore, are there two
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estimates .
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MR. BOND: You say you trust the Legislature to
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give you the right number of dollars and right number of
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pupils to professional ratio, but you are not willing to
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trust the governor as Chief Executive officer to handle
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