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these officials who share power and who share it not only
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constitutionally, but also through statute, such as the
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Board of Public Works, which further diffuses responsibilit
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in the State. This is something I hope this Constitutional
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Commission abolishes forthwith.
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THE CHAIRMAN: The Board of Public Works?
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MR. DONAHO: Yes, which is an awful thing, a
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waste of time. In other States, where there are strong
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executives, where the executives are able to exercise
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authority, they too would not, through their allotment
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systems, permit the executive agencies, particularly the
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executive agencies, to spend above that which they in theii
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wisdom as chief executive have seen fit to originally de-
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termine.
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There is a corollary situation which you probably
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should carefully consider, which I mention in my written
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statement, whether this authority should extent to the
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Judicial and Legislative Departments. As you know, they
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are now, the judiciary is exempted and the legislative .
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group is exempted from the Governor's determination, which
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is consistent with the idea of the separation of power.
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