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1	and in its background, the Welfare Board is a Federal over-
2	all project. I don't think that the Governor should have
3	too much say about that because of the amount of money in-
4	volved. I think it depends on who is Governor, and the
5	question as to where he can get the money.
6	MR. BOND: Well, the funds come in from Wash-
7	ington, sir, but they go through your line budget. It is
8	an in and out proposition.
9	Then that rises to my next question, I won't
10	belabor this any more. We have also been concerned about
11	the Bureau of Budget and Kr. Rennie, and the other two
12	gentlemen who preceded you definitely think it should be
13	the Governor's budget and the Governor's administration.
14	I wonder, do you see any other answer than
15	having a Mr. Rennie, or a Department of Budget who will
16	be the Governor's tool in order to cooperate with all
17	these various heads?
18	GOVERNOR LANE No.
19	MR. BOND: Do you see any other way that that
20	can be worked out?
21	GOVERNOR LANE: No, I don't see any practical