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SPRINGER:Okay, thank you. Mr. Torigoe, do we need to memorialize any of these discussions through a motion, or will the record suffice? TORIGOE:I think the record will suffice. Basically, its an agreement between the parties as to how its going to proceed at this point. SPRINGER:Thank you all for helping us get through this portion of this agenda item. At this time Id like to ask -. IWASHITA:Madam Chair? SPRINGER:Sir, Mr. Iwashita. IWASHITA:Id just like clarify -. Ill make a record of what Mr. Torigoe just stated fromtheparties,thattheyagreetoproceedwithouttheCommissionactuallyvotingonamotion to proceed in the informal matter, just make it clear that they understand that a motion is not needed. TORIGOE:Okay, that, you know, that doesnt hurt. Mr. Iwashita just wants to place on the record the parties are agreeing that we can go forward without a formal vote on this procedure at this point. SPRINGER:Thank you, Commissioner. At this time I would like to ask the applicant -. IWASHITA:Madam Chair, Im sorry. SPRINGER: Im sorry, Mr. Iwashita. IWASHITA:I would like the parties to state on the record that they agree that a motion is not necessary. Theyve agreed to the procedure. The question the Chair raised about the need for a motion has not been addressed yet. SPRINGER:To the parties, youve heard the concern of Commissioner Iwashita. FUKE:Correct, yeah. Well, from the applicants perspective, I think the record is clear that we all are in consensus and if the Commission doesnt object, then, you know, we just assume proceed. SPRINGER:Thank you, Mr. Fuke. Mr. Pawu. PAWU:We have no objections to proceeding at this point. SPRINGER:Mr. Yuen? 13 EXHIBIT A