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MR. ENEY: Ho didn't quote you.
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MR. SAYRE: In pursuing this a little more
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here, your functions are as collector and estimator,
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serving on the Board of Public Works, et cetera, as what,
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a liaison? What is your function in serving on these
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other boards? I am not clear.
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: What board do you want to take,
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Retirement Board?
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MR. SAYRE: Retirement Board, yes. How, exactly
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is it necessary constitutionally for you to serve on these
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other boards?
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: There is nothing in the Con-
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stitution. What you have to do, in order to realize
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this, let me read off some of the duties. Board of
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Public Works. That is in the Constitution, in the law.
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The Governor's Advisory Council, Board of Revenue Estimates
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not in the Constitution but in the basic law, banking
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boards, State Banking Board. I am ex officio member;
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Board of Trustees, Employees Retirement System, Board
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of Trustees, Teachers Retirement System, and Board of
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Trustees of the State Police. That is all under the Code.
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