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GOVERNOR TAWES: Definitely, I think it would
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be more effective if more power was placed in the hands
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of the executive.
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JUDGE ADKINS: Would you, for example, favor
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having such jobs as the Superintendent of Schools, the
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Superintendent of Forests and Parks directly responsible
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to the Chief Executive instead. of responsible to a par-
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ticular board as they now are?
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GOVERNOR TAWES: Yes, I would. For instance,
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now, the Executive Director of Forests and Parks is direct-
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ly responsible to the Governor, the Governor appoints him.
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Now, that law was changed just two or three
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years ago.
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JUDGE ADKINS: It was changed?
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GOVERNOR TAWES: Yes.
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JUDGE ADKINS: Do you feel that there is any
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impediment to your proper carrying out of your programs
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in having to work with boards which have staggered terms,
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as, for example, the Board of Education?
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GOVERNOR TAWES: No, there hasn't been any
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real problem in that area, in that particular area.
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