The substitute requires that 9(a) procedures by examiners must comply with State law while at the same time these procedures shall conform to the basic act. the substitute. How can it be consistent with both? We are not told what would happen in case of a conflict between the basic act and the State law. The substitute provides that only Federal employees and residents of the State may become examiners. They shall receive no compensation for acting as examiners. Thus. for example. an FBI man or a forest ranger or an immigration clerk or a food and drug inspector or customs agent might conceivably become an examiner. He receives no compensation. Would his heart be in his work?
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