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1	MR. BOND: Governor Tawes, what we have been
2	talking about on this line in the subcommittee is that
3	the Governor should have control of the State Government.
4	He shouldn't have a board controlling the department and
5	have to wait six years in order to get control of the
6	board in order to have his ideas implemented within the
7	department. I think we agree on that.
8	There is also some discussion that various
9	boards connected with the departments should become ad-
10	visory and the directors become members of the Governor's
11	cabinet, so to speak, so that the Governor would have a
12	cabinet-type of administration with advisory boards.
13	What has been of concern to some of us is in
14	the event of a change of administration an incoming governor
15	would then have the power to sweep out all the top heads of
16	his departments, and this is of some concern, and I just
17	wonder if you have any comments on this?
18	GOVERNOR TAWES: I can't conceive of a new
19	governor coming in and sweeping out all the department
20	heads, and when I came into office, I evaluated the depart-
21	ment heads, and I think we have practically every deport-