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in the law, the kind of man you -want for State Treasurer.
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DR. JENKINS: There should be a constitutional
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provision, in your opinion?
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: Yes, sir.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Following up Dr. Jenkins' ques-
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tion, what would you think of having the duties of the
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State Treasurer combined with those of the Comptroller,
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leaving out names?
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: We are not talking about indi-
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viduals?
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THE CHAIRMAN: I am not even talking about a
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title such as the word, Comptroller, or the word, Treas-
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urer, but things in terms of a broad constitutional
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officer who would be the Chief Fiscal Officer. He could
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do the work of the Treasurer. He wouldn't need another
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person to handle that. You could set up a department
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in this office to do this and go right along, could you
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not?
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: The thing is, you still have
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the checks and balances.
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THE CHAIRMAN: I mean, you get enough checks
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