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State inspection is, to a Marylander, quite a new exper-
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ience, but this becomes quite a fundamental question as
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to whether or not that can be provided in the Constitution
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or whether or not it would simply be permissible. It is
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undoubtedly permissible now, I suppose.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Let's take a short recess at
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this point.
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(At this point there was a short recess. )
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THE CHAIRMAN: Now that we are back on the
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record, may I ask for any additions or suggested addi-
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tions of research questions?
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MR. THOMPSON: Mr. Chairman, do we simply by
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your statement on the record before extend this latter
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question to include the relations between city and the
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state and the county and state, or is it necessary to
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make that statement as a separate enlargement at this
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time?
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THE CHAIRMAN: No, I think it is a suggestion
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that clarifies the discussion and I think really could
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be included in this study and in this assignment, and wo
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can more aptly phrase the question before it is actually
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