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1, this Decision Point would set a maximum of ten pages on executive director reports and recommendations and complainants and respondents responses there, too. Ten pages can be a lot of things and in order to to speed the process, if you will, i would recommend defining whether the contents of the pages should be single or doublespaced. I believe that issue came up during the mirkarimi hearing. Also whether the page was printing on both sides count as one or two pages . David pillpa, and that is already covered in chapter 4 page limitations and format requirements. But its a good idea. On cha...

About how to conduct the matter going forward. That is a good point. So i wonder if that is taken care of by the fact that relates to the merits of the complaint and excludes scheduling. Right. So perhaps, yes. So perhaps that is anticipated . Yes. Okay. This is very fussy. I hate editing as a group, but except for communications generally and committed between a court and party, communications are not typically committed. Odd raiding. Conducted . That would be better. The sort of thing we caught count on mr. Renne for. Any other proposed changes to chapter 4 . Public comment . Im still richar...

I am also a little unclear and perhaps, we could have some discussion on the item that is left in the order a to cease and de desist and or produce the record. Im still struggling in my head to find where the commission would actually have the power under the charter or the ordinance to so order. I get you that make a finding and post it on the website and send it to whoever you want, send warning letters and all of that. Its just the power to order a respondent to cease and desist a violation or produce the record, im not sure im finding that explicitly in the ordinance or in the charter. And...

Different standards voting whether its three commissioners vote and that there is no violation or vote there is a fining of a violation, that has to do with the burden of proof, because in a showcause hearing that the respondent bears the burden of finding that there is no violation, we, the commission, will be voting on whether he has met that burden of showing that there is no violation. And that is what requires the threevote majority. On the flipside, when were handling something pursuant to chapter 3, we are voting to determine if there was a violation and therefore we need a majority vot...

Count on mr. Renne for. Any other proposed changes to chapter 4 . Public comment . Im still richard knee. In the previous draft of the Decision Points, there was a provision declaring that the commission would not be required to televise portions of its meetings held in closed session or otherwise required to be confidential. Unless its escape my eyeballs the current draft does not contain that language and i would like to see the subject reintroduced, but i suggest that the commission require audio and or video recordings of all such sessions with the recordings to be made available for inhal...