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some of the other states, where the legislature meets for
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a short period of time and recesses and comes back and
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recesses again and operates all year through, it would
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probably be something different than we have in Maryland.
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When you have a continuous operation of the Maryland
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General Assembly, it is entirely different than when you
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have a weekly operation.
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THE CHAIRMAN: We are going to get into the
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factor of whether this body believes in the work papers
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there ought to be some descriptive statement concerning a
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continuing body of the legislature or by various sessions,
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such as you described a few moments ago. This is true,
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and we will make note of this, I hope, so that we don't
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get away from it. Dr. Winslow?
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DR. WINSLOW: May I make two comments prompted
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by Mr. Eney's question? One is, I doubt very much if you
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can argue from the local unit to the state unit. The
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situation, the conditions, the business to be done are
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quite different. I think you can argue, however, if you
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wish to, on this basis.
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Cities went from bicameralism to unicameralism.
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