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forth that come about by reason of that very factual

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change and, in order to more or less be flexible to con-

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tend and cope with those complexities, intergovernmental

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agreement would certainly be something that would come

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within the scope of the actual constitutional provision

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that we would write.

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We do not have one in the Constitution at the

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present time. We do have a provision for intergovern-

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mental relations in the suggested models, but actually

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our present Constitution is barren insofar as providing

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for any such thing, and it seems to me that that is cer-

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tainly one of the best ways of coping with the problem

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and the overflowing of those problems from one munici-

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pality into the other and county into city and actually

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even across state boundaries.

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So, if such an amendment has been introduced,

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I think the analysis or the assignment of this particular

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phase of our research should wall include determining

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what if anything has been done and is being done in the

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Legislature along the line of governmental change and

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administrative setup.