Shuddering coal generation in the state of oklahoma. Its a concern 3r5k9ically and a concern legally. Looking at it as a nonattorney, you look at the tenth amendment which refers to reserving power to the states do you think this is consist went the tenth amendment . Well, i think this case and i would add this to the comments earlier from a fellow panelist, i dont think its terribly novel for us to have a dispute or a case about statutory construction. You know, i indicated that it is a Traditional Police power to regulate Power Generation and for the federal government to intervene or to invade that, it has to be the statute has to be explicit and clear and unambiguous, and i think by virtue of our discussion today, its demonstrative that that is not the case. So, senator i think its less about the tenth amendment and less about states rights under the tenth amendment and more about statutory construction and whether the epa possesses the authority that you gave it to regulate in thi
So what we did with the information this year is see how some sites where it was posted and get the information and when we send it out and if we dont see it on a site visit we hand it to the provider and so there is that signage and sites like larkin has signage i would say 60 have signage up in english and spanish. I would appreciate maybe you could share with me the information you have in terms of who has the signage and who doesnt . That would be great. I appreciate it. Sure. Thank you supervisor. Supervisor tang. Thank you and thank you supervisor campos for your questions. I wanted to build upon something he asked about and Language Services and access and i know for the shelters you have things worry about and health and hygiene issues and standards of care and perhaps language may not be as pressing of a need and i am wondering if you have or going to do an assessment on the demands in terms of the folks requesting certain things so we have data showing what the potential need
I would appreciate maybe you could share with me the information you have in terms of who has the signage and who doesnt . That would be great. I appreciate it. Sure. Thank you supervisor. Supervisor tang. Thank you and thank you supervisor campos for your questions. I wanted to build upon something he asked about and Language Services and access and i know for the shelters you have things worry about and health and hygiene issues and standards of care and perhaps language may not be as pressing of a need and i am wondering if you have or going to do an assessment on the demands in terms of the folks requesting certain things so we have data showing what the potential needs are. I think yeah, it looks for three years you have been advocating for funding for Language Services through i guess the Language Line, but it would be good i think to be able to see what the needs and demands are. So a Needs Assessment again not to not answer the question but i think the contractor might be be ab
Complaint antd has an opportunity to read the response and decide whether they agree or not. With this category and the majority of the complaintings were not seeing if they feel the issue was addressed so what the committee started doing last fiscal year and this fiscal year is any area addressed in a complaint within this category the committee divides these issues up and conducts their own investigation or site inspection to see if the fact that the issues that were brought up that there is reason to file a complaint on behalf of the committee or if the issues have been addressed and this has been a pretty successful way for us to see whats happening with this large portion of client complaints. The break down at the end of the report is that appendix and it gives you shelter by shelter look at the type of complaints that were seen and who filed the complaints and if there were complaints around specific staff, individuals, if there were a large number of complaints about one, two,
Shelters, st. Josephs, United Council and compass received no complaints for the fiscal year. St. Josephs received no complaints and every time the committee went out they felt it was to the standards of care and the others were generated from the committee and its important to point out lark kin and Mission Neighborhood resources center, hamilton had a very low number of complaints and mission and larkin had one complaint for the whole fiscal year. Supervisor. In the report supervisor campos. Its okay. I will go over you. So thank you very much and i do love the hat as well. Looking at the report and looking at the types of complaints filed with some of the shelters for many of them a recurring issue seems to be facilities and access. Can you tell me a little more about what that would include, the issues that come up, Something Like that . For the rules Committee Members if you turn to page four of the report there say break down that supervisor campos is referring to and it gives a