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1	you have to be practical. First, when you are writing a
2	constitution, I believe that any constitution should be
3	written as briefly as possible. I think the less you put
4	into it, the better document you are going to have. By
5	that I mean, I don't think you go into all these areas
6	and write everything into a constitution because then
7	you are going to have nothing but trouble, and we have
8	seen it time and time again. That is why we have had to
9	amend the Constitution so many times, because we write
10	constitutional amendments down there and after they are
11	adopted, then we find out we either left something out
12	or should put something in. So, again we go and adopt
13	another constitutional amendment to make up for the
14	mistakes.
15	I think the less you do by constitution and
16	the more you do by statute, the better off you are; but
17	what I say is, to get practical, I think it is wonderful
18	in theory to try to get everything that you can do to
19	make it a better document, but I also think you have to
20	look at the practical aspect of it; that you want the
21	people to adopt a new constitution and in order to get