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asked them to confer with you. The Commission hasn't been
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appointed yet. We are getting the groundwork laid for it.
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The Executive Department should be, I think,
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reorganized. We just received a report from one of the
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states, a heavy report, and we went over it just a few days
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ago, and I think some of the states are beginning to realize
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that with the modern techniques, the data processing and
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all of these things that are coming into being, that you
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need some revamping of the organizational structure of the
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Executive Department in order to pursue these new problems
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effectively.
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JUDGE ADKINS: This is a matter that could be
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done probably by legislation without the necessity of con-
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stitutional —
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GOVERNOR TAWES: Yes, I think most of it could
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be by executive and by legislative action, but we don't
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want to get into conflict with your work here.
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MR. SAYRE: Governor, to what extent should
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the Governor have the power to reorganize, and what would
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you suggest the Legislature have reserved to it under the
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Constitution for reorganization?
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