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want to look for, and then find out it’s not even in the report. Maybe we should look at <br />redesigning the report. <br />Chair Adams said she had been trying to come up with some formats with an easier way to find <br />things. And we have had the series of questions and who had asked them, and most of the time <br />there were answers right under the question. Sometimes it says, “see report.” We can work on <br />that, where it doesn’t change, or maybe there is a way to highlight when there is new <br />information. She definitely wants to keep any questions we have before the next meeting up <br />there and in front, and say we expect answers. And one thing would be the chloridesreport. <br />And most of the time we are getting the answers to it, whether it’s staffing and crisis issues that <br />have prevented it, she’s not sure. But she should see something every month, and she would <br />like to have someone from DEM – thank you Ms. Berrig – who can speak on behalf of the <br />Department or answer the questions we have that come up, to be at our meetings. <br /> <br />The devil lives in the details, Commissioner Olson said. <br /> <br />Commissioner Cardwell said the most important thing is accountability. That is the role of the <br />EMC, which is to oversee the Department. If our interaction with them is dwindling, then that’s <br />a problem. It’s important to have regular correspondence. She said Commissioner McIntosh <br />had a good idea, maybe the format of the report needs to change. Maybe there needs to be a <br />Question and Answers. Maybe put questions at the top and the report to follow. <br /> <br />Chair Adams said the way the Secretary has been setting it up is that he would have the specific <br />questions the Commission had come up with, and a reference to the full report, and a copy of <br />the full report. So he has been putting the questions we have had up front. <br /> <br />Commissioner Cardwell said we know the questions; we need the answers. <br /> <br />Chair Adams said she would work with the Director and the Secretary on how they could inform <br />us when the Commission needs to be informed, but not overwhelming us with repetitive <br />information. We will work on it, and if Commissioners have any more ideas or examples, then <br />shoot it over, and she will agree with the general consensus of, kind of disappointed that we <br />didn’t get him here this time. <br /> <br />Commissioner Fulton added the Chair asked the question and got the feedback. Generally, the <br />feedback what she heard is that we would like to have more of that connection, and that <br />showing up quarterly is not palatable. Is there a concurrence with that assessment? <br />Chair Adams read it as concurrence. We want something every month. What the detail of that <br />monthly report may entail, we can see what we can negotiate. Definitely, we expect a set of <br />questions to be answered, that we will come up with, and maybe don’t all havea lot of <br />questions every month. But whatever we do, we want to see them, and we want to see a <br />section on updates, things that have changed that month, to have it there, and then it’s more <br />22 <br /> <br /> <br />