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such bank or banks as he may from time to time with the
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approval of the Governor select.
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MR. NOSSEL: That is right.
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THE CHAIRMAN: My question is, should that be
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there of all in the Constitution?
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MR. NOSSEL: I think the provision as it
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exists today is a good sound one. If you don't have
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this in the Constitution, then you can get some radical
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changes in the thing, where the money would be held by
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agencies and expended by them for specific purposes.
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You could have statutes that would so fragmentize the
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State revenues that you really wouldn't know what you
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were collecting.
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MR. ENEY: Let me break in. I am puzzled.
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Aren't collections by the registers and the clerks
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deposited by them and then accounted for periodically with
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the Treasurer?
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MR. NOSSEL: Yes, they are; on a monthly basis.
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They could. There is no reason why they couldn't be
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deposited into the Treasury and disbursed from in when
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distribution is made.
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