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and they may meet until 1:00 or 2 o'clock in the morning.
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DELEGATE MOORE: I can bear this out for
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Montgomery County. The speaker is entirely correct.
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It's a plus factor. You put a certain amount of hours
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into the legislature and X-plus for delegation. We did
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have meetings with the Montgomery County delegation that
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lasted from 10 o'clock in the evening to 2 o'clock in
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the morning.
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THE CHAIRMAN: That is because you have some
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home rule, to some degree.
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SENATOR JAMES: They are taken up with this
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bi-county stuff. They have even a less number of bills
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investigating the bi-county, so maybe home rule is --
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THE CHAIRMAN: That is an answer to Mr. Eney's
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question. Here is a fascinating question. How should
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vacancies in the legislature be filled? That's a good
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one, and if you were writing the Constitution, would you
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disqualify the clergy from membership in the legislature?
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Let's comment on those two, because they have taken a
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good deal of time. You can comment on them together.
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Remember, gentlemen, we said we would call a halt to this
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