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executive session and make the motion to accept the forms outside of <br />executive session. <br />CHAIR: Duly noted. Duly noted, counsel. Thank you. In the future we'll follow protocol. <br />KK: I restate my motion in that we accept the minutes of the executive session as <br />BLT: Well the minutes are accurate. I'm just saying that prospectively, you need to <br />KK: -- your information, and it won't happen again. Does anybody want <br />to second that? <br />WJ: Second on that. <br />CHAIR: All in favor? <br />KK: Aye. <br />WJ: Aye. <br />KI: Aye. <br />CHAIR: Chair votes aye. Moving right along to the new business. I'd like to move right <br />up to Petition No. 2005 -07, and put that ahead of the agenda, since David Frankel <br />and Mr. Fuke are here, and Mr. Fuke, would you like to step forward and come to <br />the microphone, please, and state your case here. While you're doing that, let's <br />all turn to that section where Mr. Frankel impugns a lobbying, a lobbyistI guess <br />essentially it's a lobbyist— charge. Let me find it. Hang on Mr. Fuke, let's get <br />organized a second here —let me get organized, at least. Okay, we've all had a <br />chance to look at the from David Frankel. It talks about Mr. Fuke. <br />KK: Is there where Mr. Fuke is involved, 2005 -05? <br />CHAIR: 2005 -07. <br />MC: We jumped to 07. <br />CHAIR: We jumped to item "c" on your agenda. <br />KK: Oh, you were moving <br />CHAIR: - -yeah, to accommodate the public. <br />KK: Okay. <br />CHAIR: And that where David Frankel wants us to suggest that Mr. Fuke comply with the <br />lobbyist registration provisions of the Code. <br />FRANKEL: <br />3 <br />