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1	comprehensive plan. I think it is still possible to be
2	considered under the approach the Committee originally
3	embarked upon. It would be one wherein the Legislature
4	is restricted still to passing local law, would still
5	have to pass general law, but there would be two tracks,
6	so to speak, down which it could go.
7	There would be a grant to the local political
8	subdivision which would have a system of mandatory home
9	rule of the powers that it is to have under either alter-
10	native discussed, either broad grant or your restricted
11	grant with definition. Under either system of what grant,
12	the Legislature be prohibited from passing the local
13	law applying only to one political subdivision, giving it
14	two alternatives. One, that it could pass law with regard
15	to classifications following a classification system as
16	discussed last time with a minimum of three political
17	subdivisions in a class and a maximum number of classes
18	such as five, in which case the Legislature could adopt
19	legislation for any one class, but realizing that wouldn't
20	necessarily fulfill all the alternatives, have another
21	track which would be a complement to the first in that