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that there are other possible approaches.
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DR. LOEVY: As of this point, I think you have
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achieved a lot of what we want to do because if the code
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amendment is adopted, the State Legislature is going to
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have to adopt and: express powers act much like they have do
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for charter counties.
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THE CHAIRMAN: In all of this, aren't we saying
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not withstanding the fact that the big and crying need
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today is legislative reform, that we are still leaving
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the responsibility of providing for local government in
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the Legislature? Aren't we saying that notwithstanding
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the fact that we already see the Legislature burdened
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by the responsibility of determining the matters of local
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concern, that we are going to continue that?
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I only throw that out for the moment because
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I am pointing up that I would like to ask Dean Fordhaia to
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catch the sense of our deliberations and then give us the
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So, Dean Fordham, I see you are moving forward
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