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stance.
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DR. LOEVY: Yes, I think the thing you have to
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do, what I found is 1 quickly differentiate between non-
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home rule counties and home rule counties .
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To get back to your original question, I
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thought of two possible ways we might try and keep the
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flexibility without classification. That is the tradition-
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al Maryland form of government, which I have begun to see
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some merit in.
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One thought was that when we say compulsory
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home rule, instead of making home rule charter home rule,
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we make compulsory home rule charter or code home rule.
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DR. BURDETTE: I would say any kind of home
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rule.
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DR. LOEVY: We have done that.
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THE CHAIRMAN: I think we have moved that far for-
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ward in our third report, and Dr. Burdette made us pull
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out that word charter and say home rule unit, whatever
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that form of home rule might be, which could be County
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Commissioner acting under code or with a charter and to
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avoid the nomenclature of charter by reason of the fact
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