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MR. BOND: And you think there should be a
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channel from the Governor to the department head and not.
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impeded by. a board?
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GOVERNOR TAWES: That's right. We have had
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two or three very good examples of that.
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MR. BOND: Yes, sir, I know.
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GOVERNOR TAWES: In ray seven years, we have
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some examples of these people. These persons have even-
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tually left the service.
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JUDGE. ADKINS: Passing on to right down this
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list of prepared questions —
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GOVERNOR TAWES: All right, I would like to do
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that if you don't mind, because I am running out of time.
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JUDGE ADKINS: We have answered several of
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the next ones, and there are a couple of points that we
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do want to be sure we get your views on. Do you believe
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that your appointments or any portion of them should be
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subject to the advice and consent of the Senate?
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GOVERNOR TAWES: No, I don't, I don't think
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so. I think that is a way to close the way a governor
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can get top efficient personnel. You have politics. I
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