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....vv. MR. STAPLETON: MR. SARGENT: i MR. PETERSON: MR. STAPLETON: MR. NELSON: MR. STAPLETON: MR. MOSES: detailed considerations that the committee and the advisory COmmittee did. We certainly ap- preciate their help to the Investigation Com- mission also. r would like the record to show that." "Mr. Sargent." I "If I may be heard on just one point. Speaking as a member of the advisory committee, I think this Board should be aware of the con- tribution made by Mr. L. R. Kuiper particularly, in drafting this report. As you all know, who have had any experience in making reports of this kind, this falls on one person - the respon- sibility to actually draw all the material to- gether and make the report. Mr. Kuiper did that in this case and I think he should be commended and I think he performed a real service. I just wanted the record to show that." "Mr. Chairman, I would like to move the acceptance and approval of this report and com- mend the committee and associates in getting the thing together, including Mr. Kuiper." "Is there a second to that motion?" "Second the motion." "It has been moved and seconded. All those in favor will signify by saying 'aye'; opposed - the motion is carried." "May I say one thing in connection with this report. I haven't had a chance to examine it carefully but I certainly am in accord with the recommendations that have been read and that raises one problem that presently exists. As you will see from recommendation #2, it's con- ceded that Colorado will not, as soon as Glen Canyon POWer is available, be able to absorb the entire amount of power which Colorado wants and should.have. Arizona would like to take all of the po~er that is available and has indicated that they will take it on a withdrawal basis but they have also put some gimmicks in the with- drawal. They don't want to let go of all of it ultimately. I Now Colorado has no official body whose particular premise it is to protect it on matters