1962] OF THE SENATE 151

The bill was read the third time and passed by yeas and nays as
follows:

AFFIRMATIVE

Senators—

President, Barrick, Bertorelli, Buffington, Dean, Dorf, Dorsey, Gonder, Hall,
Hepbron, Hughes, James, Johnson, Jones, Mach, Malkus, Nock, North, Parran, Phipps,
Phoebus, Pine, Sanford, Schweinhaut, See, Shipley, Snyder, Weant, Wheatley—Total 29.

NEGATIVE—NONE
Said bill was then returned to the House of Delegates.

Senator Pine asked that the rules be suspended in order to report
the following bill and two-thirds of the Senators-elect, voting in the
affirmative, the rules were suspended by yeas and nays as follows:

AFFIRMATIVE

Senators-

President, Barrick, Bertorelli, Buffington, Dean, Dorf, Dorsey, Gonder, Hall,
Hepbron, Hughes, James, Johnson, Jones, Mach, Malkus, Nock, North, Parran, Phipps,
Phoebus, Pine, Sanford, Schweinhaut, See, Shipley, Snyder, Weant, Wheatley—Total 29.

NEGATIVE—NONE

Senator Pine, for the Finance Committee, reported favorably,
House Bill No. 20—By the Anne Arundel County Delegation:

Subject: "ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY", sub-title "CHAPTER 8.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS", TO REVISE THE LAWS LICENS-
ING AND REGULATING ELECTRICIANS.

Senator Phipps then offered the following amendment from the
floor.

Amendment to House Bill No. 20
By Senator Phipps:

Strike out all of lines 1 through 15, inclusive, of Section 8-1 on
page 1 of the third reading file bill and insert in lieu thereof the following•:

"8-1.

The Governor shall within thirty days after June 1, 1962, appoint a
Board to be known as the Board of Electrical Examiners and Super-
visors for Anne Arundel County, and the members of such Board shall
be three Master Electricians licensed in and resident of Anne Arundel
County, one of whom shall be a resident of the City of Annapolis. The
initial appointees to such Board shall be the three members of the
preceding Board of Electrical Examiners and Supervisors of Anne
Arundel County, and their terms shall expire at midnight of the Sunday
immediately preceding the first Monday of the month of May in 1963.
Thereafter appointments to such Board shall be for terms of four
years. Should any vacancy occur from any cause during the term of
any Board member, the Governor shall appoint a qualified successor
to complete the unexpired balance of such term. Upon the presentation
of satisfactory evidence in open hearing, the Governor shall have