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I am just throwing that out for what it is
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worth, but it seems to me that carries out your idea
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of mandatory home rule but at the same time leaves it
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to the Legislature to determine precisely what those
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powers are and also at the same time requires the Legis-
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lature to give them these broad powers.
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MR. MILES: How can you require them to give
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it if you leave it up to them to give it?
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MR. MELVIN: Because it at least includes these
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powers that are specifically enumerated in Dr. Loevy's
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alternate provision which, looking at it quickly, is cer-
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tainly very broad.
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I would like to reiterate my stand again as
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far as this residual power theory. I just can't be con-
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vinced that is the correct approach to this problem. It
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certainly is a problem.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Mrs. Freedlandev.
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MRS. FREEDLANDER: I am looking forward to
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hearing from Professor Fordham. I want to make a point
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in answer to a statement Mr. Miles made. I don't think
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