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MR. CASE: I have no doubt that at the end
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of the budget year or the end of the fiscal year every-
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thing ought to go back in the general fund. My worry
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is during the year should the Board of Public Works or
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this so-called strong executive we're going to have,
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or what not, have the power to switch those funds aroune
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even assuming that there is no question but that there
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is going to be a healthy reversion in the State Depart-
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ment of Education budget. Should, before the end of the
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fiscal year, this so-called chief executive, strong
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chief executive, have the right to say, all right,
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boys, you're going to have three million dollars more
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than you are going to need and Forests and Parks want
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to buy a big piece of timberland up in Carroll County
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from some public officials up there. So, we're going
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to take that money and buy that land. Now, that is my
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point.
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: It can be done in a special
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session of the legislature. It wouldn't have to be done
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in the regular session.
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MR. CASE: I'm talking about after the fiscal
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