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ALL BOARD MEMBERS: [all acknowledged]. <br /> LEWIS: All right very good. All right and the order submitted by the department, everybody had <br /> a chance to review that? <br /> ALL BOARD MEMBERS: [all acknowledged]. <br /> LEWIS: All right, so I would—and has everybody familiarized themselves with the objections <br /> filed? <br /> ALL BOARD MEMBERS: [all acknowledged]. <br /> LEWIS: Okay, all right. Now I would entertain a motion for—regarding the proposed findings of <br /> fact. Will anybody make a motion? I don't like to have to make the motions. Okay, I'm going to <br /> make a motion, that we approve the proposed findings of fact, conclusions of law, and decision <br /> and order. Well,I thought perhaps we would get my order—or my motion underway and then have <br /> a discussion. <br /> WAN: Deputy Corporation Counsel, Sylvia Wan. So, you can do a motion to approve. If you are <br /> going to consider amendments to the form of the order that's been presented,just know that you're <br /> going to have to have subsequent motions to amend. <br /> LEWIS: Right. <br /> WAN: Your original motion. <br /> LEWIS: So, it would be simpler since nobody else is speaking, that I should just go ahead and do <br /> it with amendments or is somebody going to be speaking on any amendments within here. <br /> WAN: I think that's up to you. If you already have in mind particular amendments, you can start <br /> or—I'm just giving you options here. <br /> LEWIS: Yeah, all right. All right, I'm going to— <br /> WAN: If you <br /> LEWIS: Since nobody seconded my motion, I'll start over, I guess. <br /> WAN: So <br /> LEWIS: Robert's Rules <br /> WAN: Do you have an idea of about how many amendments you do want to propose, because if <br /> there's more than one, then maybe you should do it singularly. Approve and then amend, and then <br /> amend, and then amend. <br /> LEWIS: I wish I wasn't the one that had to do this, but—all right. Well hang on a minute, let me <br /> find the amendments that I would like to see—all right. <br /> WAN: Okay, Chair, just based off of how this is going at the present time, why don't you start <br /> with the simple motion, which is to approve the proposed findings of fact, conclusion of law. Get <br /> a second, you'll open it for discussion. <br /> EXHIBIT A <br /> Page 2 <br />