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leagues cams instead and said, Well, the Governor has got
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to stay home, there is some legislation before the General
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Assembly and the lieutenant governor is there, and he is
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afraid to leave him by himself, so you get that every once
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in a while, but I would not limit it that the lieutenant
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governor must be of the same political party of the
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Governor, no, I don't see the need of that.
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MR. ENEY: Would you provide in the Constitution
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that the lieutenant governor, if we had one, be a member
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of important boards, such as the Board of Public Works?
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GOVERNOR TAWES: No, no, not the lieutenant
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governor, no. I think he should preside over the Senate
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as most lieutenant governors do.
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JUDGE ADKINS: You would make him the President
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of the Senate?
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GOVERNOR TAWES: Yes.
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JUDGE ADKINS: Are there any other questions
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by any members of the Committee, while we are on that sub-
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ject?
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MR. HILLER: Dale, if I might, I would like to
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ask the Governor to amplify it a little further. Would you
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