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MC: Okay. <br />CHAIR: Okay? Maybe Amy can fire up the Corp Counsel to get us a new <br />member, and we'll have a little assurance. <br />KK: I'll be gone on July 13, also. <br />CHAIR: Oh, you won't be here. <br />KK: I'll be in Mount Rushmore. <br />CHAIR: Getting your face carved in stone? <br />KK: Chief Crazy Horse, we'll see all those things. Yeah, that's July 13,1 <br />won't be here. <br />CHAIR: Okay. So let's schedule June 8, regular meeting as scheduled, and we'll <br />adjust as needed, and depending upon where we're at on June 8. And <br />we'll deal with the July meeting when the time comes. <br />KK: Just for the record, I'd like to thank the Chair and whoever else is <br />responsible for accommodating me for this meeting today. <br />CHAIR: You're welcome. <br />KK: I feel so important and grateful. <br />CHAIR: You are. We wouldn't proceed without you. We're going to have to <br />address the July meeting separately, later. All right, do we have a <br />motion to adjourn? Or is there any further discussion? <br />AGS: I have an answer to your question. Under the Code of Ethics, Section 2- <br />91.1, financial disclosures and disclosures of interest. The only <br />financial disclosures that are open to the public are for all candidates for <br />elective office, all elected officers, administrative heads of the County <br />agencies and their first deputies, and the managing director and deputy <br />managing director. <br />CHAIR: That explains that. <br />AGS: So all other financial disclosure statements are required to be filed —all <br />other ones filed under this section shall be confidential and accessible <br />only by action of the Board of Ethics. So the ones that did not —they <br />can choose to have it discussed publicly or in Executive Session. So the <br />12 <br />