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Among the differences are the elimination of language emphasizing the unique ability of judges to draw competitive districts , altering the method used to identify line-drawers , and modifying assorted deadlines for official action under the initiative 's terms . Streams in southern districts caused some traffic disabilities but generally only suffered minor flooding . If we had a well-designed system with a preference voting system producing roughly proportional results in small ( 5 member or so ) multimember districts , the stakes and effects of legislative districting would be small ; single-member majority-runoff or plurality districts are a system that inherently maximizes dissatisfaction and the stakes of line-drawing . In Connick , the District Attorney brought suit against members of the Orleans Parish School Board for violation of the Open Meeting Law , alleging members made a binding decision with regard to the superintendent 's employment while in executive session . Associated rainfalls of 25 to 100mm on the Eastern Darling Downs produced a minor flood in the Condamine River , while lower totals in the Maranoa District produced some low level flooding in the Balonne River . By the time she was 40 , Sandi had risen to the position of commissioner , with responsibility for a multi-million-dollar budget that included long-term care , social housing , seniors care , child care , and social assistance for the entire District of Muskoka . Twenty-two states and the District of Columbia maintain or were in the process of establishing immunization registries at the time of this survey . The heavy falls in Carpentaria and Central Lowlands districts were also sufficient to cause very serious flooding in the Thomson River , which reached its highest levels since 1963 . In any event the book is an intellectual pleasure to read - - nicely combining historial , normative , and institutional analyses - - and it really got me thinking about districting and constitutencies in new ways . Provided , That , for every five hundred free male inhabitants , there shall be one representative , and so on progressively with the number of free male inhabitants shall the right of representation increase , until the number of representatives shall amount to twenty five ; after which , the number and proportion of representatives shall be regulated by the legislature : Provided , That no person be eligible or qualified to act as a representative unless he shall have been a citizen of one of the United States three years , and be a resident in the district , or unless he shall have resided in the district three years ; and , in either case , shall likewise hold in his own right , in fee simple , two hundred acres of land within the same ; Provided , also , That a freehold in fifty acres of land in the district , having been a citizen of one of the states , and being resident in the district , or the like freehold and two years residence in the district , shall be necessary to qualify a man as an elector of a representative . It leaves a strong impression that this might be one of those rare cases in which the bigger , more radical change ( abolishing territorial districting ) might be a more-attainable and more-realistic solution than the various incremental changes that have been proposed instead - - as well as being , on his account , much more justified . States and school districts may want to consider moving toward year-round schooling , with vacation time spread throughout the year . With professional development decisions left largely in the hands of local schools and school districts , inequities in the quality and quantity of professional development offered will likely result across states and even districts .