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THE CHAIRMAN: Mr. Rennie said this morning
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this is a very desirable thing. If. it hadn't been for it,
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you would have a soldier's bonus and a lot of other crack-
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pot ideas.
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MR. DONAHO: I remember specifically in the case
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of several bonus bills that were up, this was used to kill
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the bonus bills and that was especially important since that
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fellow died who used to lose the bills after they passed
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the legislature. He used to lose them after they left the
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legislature.
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MR. BOND: But you would not be opposed to saying
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either the budget has to be passed on the sixtieth Say of a
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seventy-day session or else it becomes effective without
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action?
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THE CHAIRMAN: He favors that.
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MR. DONAHO: Yes, I favor it. I don't say sixty
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You could have some other number. Bring them up to the —
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MR. BOND: That might be a compromise.- Thank
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you .
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MR. BROOKS: That's a good suggestion.
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MR. DONAHO: I want to mention one other thing
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