mr. birmingham with dbi. to see if there is a code violation there. and so i hope that you can finds upon some solace there that testimonies looks like we may not give you relief here this evening there is still a door open because at the end of the day, the city has every interest in enforcing the code. and feign it will not come in through this avenue that you pursued if there is an issue i have no doubt they will work with you and with your neighbor to address that issue. with that i will move. to deny the jurisdiction request on the basis that it is standards have not been met. >> okay. we have no comments at this point. we have a motion from president lopez to deny "on basis the city did not cause the requestor to be late in filing the appeal on that motion vice president trasvina >> yes >> commissioner swig. >> before i say, aye i would advice the appellate to before he leaves she can get the path to satisfaction. >> okay. and i support the motion. >> okay. that motion carries 3-0 the request is denied. mr. chairman cohen connect with mr. birmin

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mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator. as i was saying the title of today's hearing was inspired by dr. king's famous letter from the birmingham jail. dr. king famously wrote, in justice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. we are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality tied in a single garmin of destiny. doesn't succeed in dealing with the problem directly. when we lose our sense of shared of humanity it becomes, please, when we lose our sense of shared humanity it becomes easier to dehumanize our fellow americans and commit horrible acts of violence. i agree with mr. stern that hate is dividing groups of us and them. we have to -- i hope the hearing is highlighted to all americans. yes, it was emotional, yes, it was democracy. the hearing record will remain open for the weekend for the submission of materials for the record. with that the hearing stands adjourn. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator. as i was saying. the title of today's hearing was inspired by dr. king's famous letter from a birmingham jail. dr. king famously notes, and justice, anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. we are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. the notion of separating out statements made about palestinians, arabs, jews, immigrants , haitians doesn't succeed in dealing with the problem directly. when we lose our sense of shared humanity -- please -- when we lose our sense of shared humanity, it becomes easier to dehumanize our fellow americans and others and commit horrible acts of violence. i agree with mr. stern that hate at its core is about dividing us into groups of us versus them. we have to resist that ideology of hate. i hope this hearing has highlighted that to all americans. yes, it was boisterous. yes it was emotional. yes, it was democracy but the hearing record will remain open for the week for the submission of materials for the record. with that, the hearing stands adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conver

mr; parliament later this month. my name is parliament later this month. ij�*i: name is doctor parliament later this month. m: name is doctor david nichol, and a consultant urologist in birmingham years but actually have come from a position of absolute opposition. to the extent i've been married for 30 years, i couldn't speak to my wife on this subject because we so fundamentally disagreed. in 2017, one of my best friends died for euthanasia in belgium and she changed my mind and i realised, before then i thought this was always an issue that if we had better palliative care, this would solve the problem. as you will hear from other stories, there are instances where actually health care is not enough and that's what happened to my friend and she died peacefully in 2017 and that completely changed my view, which is where i've come from and further than that, i think the way this is drafted, it's an incredibly well—written piece of legislation and actually one of the problems we have now is as doctors, actually the current legislation is not fit for purpose, it actually impedes the doctor—patient relationship. an example of this is in 2022 i got an e—mail from a patient saying