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IWASHITA:You don’t know which ones? NAKAKURA:American Crematory Equipment. Maybe he could -. IWASHITA:Okay, that’s fine, that’s fine. You bought yours two years ago? NAKAKURA:In 2004, correct. IWASHITA:So, well, I’m going to guess that A Hui Hou is going to get the newer better version. But in the two years, my impression from your testimony is that you have not experienced any problem with the operating of the machine which required you to make any report request, any special kind of repair or maintenance from the manufacturer? NAKAKURA:Correct. The machines -. Oh, yeah, I’m sorry. IWASHITA:That’s fine. And that, so that the machine has worked as within the limitations that the specifications require it to work on, is that correct? NAKAKURA:Correct. IWASHITA:And that every time you’ve had an inspection by the Department of Health about the operation of your machine, it has passed inspection? NAKAKURA:Correct. IWASHITA:Okay. Thank you. WATANABE:Any other questions? Mr. Salavea? SALAVEA:Mr. Nakakura, on the graphs provided to the Planning Commission, I don’t really understand or have a reference point to look at the information here. Is it your position that the emissions exceed EPA standards or is this -? I’m not sure how to use this information. NAKAKURA:They’re under EPA standards but they’re not, my thing is they’re not smokeless and odorless. They’re very good machines, they work very well, but it’s not 100 percent. And I believe we’re in an area that, you know, we don’t have to be 100 percent. But I think the area that is being proposed, they’re expecting 100 percent, they’re not going to get 100 percent, so -. SALAVEA:All right. Thank you. WATANABE:No other questions then? Thank you. So we have our last testifier, Mr. Burwell. Would you state your name and address for the record, please? EXHIBIT D 27