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one is going to make choices and alternatives, he has to
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face these alternatives and the questions do not quite
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bring out the other alternative, that we would have en-
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larged home rule for municipalities. Understand, I am
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not trying to answer it. I am saying somebody is going
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to have to consider that one.
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As a purely mechanical matter, question 3
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really already has two parts and I should suggest that it
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would help a little if they ware given as two parts be-
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cause, after the semicolon, we are really dealing with
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part B, but there are some other angles involved. There
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are other alternatives that can be developed between
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federalism on the one hand and. local popular referendum
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on the other. I haven't thought out the arrangements, but
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we could easily think of some dovetailing and some other
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structural arrangements which are choices to be given, and
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I understand it is one of our functions of the Committee
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to ask the Commission should we perhaps have several
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alternatives in some instances written in the draft which
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the Commission will ultimately suggest, with some possible
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justification as well as recognition of the limitations of
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