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on it and this is just what has happened.
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MR. ENEY: May I go back to Mrs. Bothe's
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question and maybe ask Dr. Earhart to answer the ques-
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tion. This goes back a little bit in the background
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that we have been dealing with. Talking still about
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this provision in subparagraph 11, Section 52, that
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the estimate; for the public schools as provided by
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law shall be transmitted to the Governor and not be
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changed; isn't the net effect of this provision merely
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to leave it to the legislature rather than to the
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Governor, the determination of what moneys shall be
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appropriated for schools initially?
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DR. EARHART: Well, the budget that we
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present to the Budget Bureau which, in effect, becomes
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the Governor's budget is presented to the legislature
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and then, of course, is subject to the action --
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MR. ENSY: That is not my question. With
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respect to the other departments, the Governor exer-
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cises his judgment, not thinking of the legislative or
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the judiciary, and he initiates the budget and says
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that this department or that department shall have this
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