The Chairman. Beg pardon?
Mr. Surrey. Would this be a court-appointed attorney?
The Chairman. No; it would be an attorney appointed by the Commission.
Mr. Surrey. Thank you.
The Chairman. Proceed, Mr. Jenner.
Representative Boggs. You prefer not to have an attorney appointed by the Commission?
Mr. Surrey. Yes, sir.
Representative Boggs. We might let the record show at this point, also, that the American Bar Association has been closely associated with the Commission.
Mr. Surrey. What does that mean? I mean what is the purpose of that remark?
Representative Boggs. To show that the attorneys appointed are completely objective.