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MR. SACHS: But today they can accomplish the
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same thing by changing the formula, can't they?
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MR. DONAHO: No, because the Attorney General
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has ruled that this can amend the law, right?.
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THE CHAIRMAN: If they are going to purposely
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disobey their own laws, that is to say, the legislature,
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and they are going to be that bold about it, it seems to
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me that they can go ahead and disobey the Constitution, too
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You know, they are already in the water and you can't get
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any wetter.
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DR. SENSENBAUGH : We have an election coming
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up this fall and the whole makeup of the General Assembly
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will change, even the Governor will change. Now, we know,
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though, what our formula is going to be for the year coming
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up, in the future. So, the present income in legislature
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will not be able to change that for the first year. They
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could change it for the second by changing the law, but
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you could conceivably get enough people who would be of
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the mind of Mr. Donaho who would be or say we're going to
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only appropriate three-quarters of what the formula calls
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for.
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