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different areas of Welfare.
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I have no specific recommendations on that.
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Calhoun Bond here is a member of the Welfare Board, but
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I think the Executive Department in Maryland needs study-
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ing, and I don't think it needs constitutional provisions
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to provide the new plan, I think it can be through execu-
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tive order and through legislative action.
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Now, that is the reason we are going into it.
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I think that we should have a plan for the next Adminis-
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tration made by a competent study commission with expert
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and professional consultants studying our executive setup,
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and then at the next session of the General Assembly, if
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the new Governor wishes to inaugurate some of these pro-
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posals, fine, and he will have it to do. When a new
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governor comes in, he should be the one who I think should
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inaugurate a system of this kind.
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MR. SAYRE: How broad would you think the
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executive order should be?
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GOVERNOR TAWES: That all depends on our con-
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sultants, what the Commission and what the consultants
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think this should be.
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