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1	Legislature at sons appropriate deadline later would solve
2	that problem? It would still give the Legislature a right
3	to maintain the law as it had been passed, but it would
4	also open the door so it wouldn't require an act of the
5	Legislature to change the organization of some department.
6	GOVERNOR LANE: Well, what I was trying to say
7	was that I think that there should be some check, and it
8	would depend upon the importance of the change on the one
9	hand, and I did say I think that it would depend upon not
10	violating any existing law, because he would have to go
11	back to the Legislature to have that area corrected, or
12	any Act that the Legislature night pass thereafter where
13	they didn't agree with what he had done.
14	MR. MILLER: Well, of course, if the Legisla-
15	ture sets up a department, any change in it night be con-
16	trary to law, but if the Constitution provided that the
17	Governor in the interest of modernizing or bringing econ-
18	omies in as was attempted and a very great deal accomplished
19	by the Hoover Commission reports on the Federal basis, if
20	the Governor had the authority to submit a reorganization
21	plan and then it could be voted down by the Legislature,