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1	JUDGE BRUNE: Mr. Chairman, I am sorry, I
2	missed this. Are you taking up (b), of Paragraph 3?
3	Before you leave (b) --
4	THE CHAIRMAN: I skipped that. Doyou want to
5	go back to that?
6	JUDGE BRUNE: I want to inquire why you chose
7	7 instead of 5?
8	THE CHAIRMAN: I think the thing was that,
9	first of all, I think we are influenced by Judge Prescott's
10	expression of opinion on it and secondly, we felt that
11	this intermediate court will take some time to get
12	started, end we really don't have the experience with it,
13	and that until that ttae, we should keep the present
14	seven-member court. Bob, do you have anything else to
15	say on this?
16	MR. MARTIHEAU: No. I was just checking this.
17	NR. INVERNIZZI: Statistically, most States
18	have seven.
19	JUDGE BRUNE: I am well cware of that. I am
20	now operating in a State, one composed of five and the other
21	seven.