Thank you. I am so sorry. I am lisa herrick and i was asked to review the referal from the Sunshine Task force, Sunshine Ordinance Task force and i agree with mr. Gibner that i am not sure that there is a Legal Authority under the procedures that your commission has in reviewing these referals from the Sunshine Ordinance Task force to refer that to another adjudicatory body completely. It is one thing to have a staff person to review in place of Ethics Commission staff and you know, conform the analysis, based on proceedings before the task force. I think that it is another to send the ultimate decision to another body. It is actually being transcribed. On the screen. Miss herrick, thank you for your time and i have a couple of questions about your response. Does that mean. Are you aware of whether the san jose Ethics Commission has ever handled either on an advisorry basis or otherwise complaint referal from the different jurisdictional agencies . I have staffed the san jose Election
Found in violation of the ordinance, to date this commission has refused to comply and refused to hear the referal from sotf from ethics, of course what you produced is 134page response trying to justify it which is a load of crap. Why are you so afraid of having comments from the public be presented accurately in the official records of your meetings. Why do you insist on placing the 150 word summaries in an alternative location, substituting in their proper place, in the minutes, your sensored version of those comments . And why have the members of the Ethics Commission advocated their responsibility to the director john saint croy in matters that go to the very heart of the open and honest operation. It is a real shame that a citizen of this city has to actually fight with boards and commissions who have taken an oath to support and defend the constitution of the United States and that of the state of california, who in some cases even have a chance to speak. And this is protected p
Because we have not heard the whole presentation and asked the questions. Perhaps we can ask miss herrick if san jose was asked to take the whole matter and if that is something that they would even consider doing. I dont know whether the City Attorney staff person will be able to speak for the commission. Perhaps not. But perhaps she could answer the first question, at least. Unless we know, does anybody. Do you know that . Do you know . I believe that it was the City Attorneys office that was asked to handle this matter. The investigation. The investigation, yes. Thank you. I am so sorry. I am lisa herrick and i was asked to review the referal from the Sunshine Task force, Sunshine Ordinance Task force and i agree with mr. Gibner that i am not sure that there is a Legal Authority under the procedures that your commission has in reviewing these referals from the Sunshine Ordinance Task force to refer that to another adjudicatory body completely. It is one thing to have a staff person
And our procedures executive team begins to respond to the emergency. I would note that the nrc does not make the decision on evacuation. That is done by the governor of the state in which the accident as occurring. Out, that wasted a clear message from three mile island that the chair should be the decisionmaker during an time withlast fukushima there were some issues that remain regarding when the commissioners were notified and the chairman had assumed Emergency Powers. I dont think the chairman should have to worry about notifying the other commissioners when she is notified that there is an accident and action needs to be taken. At some point later. Ori think omission olakislate case apost is correct. But i do think it is important that the chairman at an appropriate time during the crisis notify the chairmans colleagues that Emergency Powers been declared. When this was used previously there is of operative time when there is no clarity as to whether the emergency was cleared or
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