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session there have been joint committees. Have you any
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statistics on the increase in Maryland on joint committees?
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DR. MICHENER: As I indicate in the letter, I
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have not had the chance to do any work on developing
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statistics on Maryland's experience, I think it should be
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done, but I do not have it.
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MRS. FREEDLANDER: Joint committees are on the
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increase.
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DR. WINSLOW: The use in Maryland is on individual
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al items and not generally in the system.
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MR. ENEY: It is actually not a joint committee.
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It is a joint meeting of the two committees.
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MRS. FREEDLANDER: You do have joint committees
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listed in the committee list in the legislature as standing
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committees. We have some standing committees -- I can't
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think of them right off -- but something on appropriations,
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in which there is a joint committee. It is a standing
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committee -- do you recall, Doctor?
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THE CHAIRMAN: They would usually be getting
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together for that purpose, but I doubt very much if they
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have continuing meetings. I know one thing that is true,
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