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concerned. I have four diopter lens in my eye and that is as high as it will go, and I cannot read it, I have two plastic lens and so on, and I think a public document ought ID to be publically legible. And anyway, some of these are minor things, but I mention them in going because there is still time to make amends if that should be necessary. Because I could take you - For instance, and how far does Chapter 92 apply to this Commission. It does, certainly, but what of it, and so on. I could, at a later date, take you to court if you do not make certain amends, but there is still time. And my question is would you like to see a court nullify all the time you spent on this because of a couple of mishandled details, and so on. You still have two public hearings to go, understand. Am I correct? RAY: ROSS: We have two more scheduled at this stage. No, three, sorry. RAY: Two more and we scheduled four this round, and we could schedule as many others as we'd like. ROSS: But the Charter itself, the existing Charter, calls for six hearings. RAY: We already did six hearings last summer. ROSS: You did? • RAY: We held six hearings, yes. ROSS: You do that in the beginning rather than at the end? Okay, there's no time sets for them, so - RAY: We held six public hearings last summer. ROSS: Okay, so I'm off on that one. I have a problem with your letterhead. don't think the Mayor ought to appear on that. The Mayor has nothing to do in the chain of command, or whatever, with this Commission. So, your names are on it. That's fine. But you can act under the State Seal, if I'm not mistaken, and so Mr. Yamashiro's name ought not to be there. And I would like to see it disappear because he's trying to influence, I've noticed in other things that I get too, this Commission, and I don't like that. That is not the idea. RAY: March - Mr. Ross, we've had no communication with the Mayor since last ROSS: Yes. 5