. >> good afternoon commissioners, my name is adam phillips and i prepared the shadow study in consultation with rec and park. i was asked to be here today to help correct any potential misstatements or mischaracterization of the report and certainly not to make any other statements for or against the project. the two statements that i think were made earlier and i want to make sure for the benefit of the commissioners totaled shading it's actually .07%. and the other item that was mentioned earlier was the duration of the shadow between 16 minutes and 42 minutes. it's actually between 0 and 42 minutes as the shadow enters the park around april 1, and goes to maximum shading on june 21st and recedes back to september 10th. it's just an incremental gradation. those were the only two clarifications from comments made so far. i will be here for the hearing if there are other technical questions that the commission needs me to address. >> thank you for your help. >> next speaker. we have theresa, ray, gerald banks, john whitehead, theresa imperial and chan durazo. go ahead. >> good afternoon. m

phillips. australian prime minister tony adams brought forth a party confidence vote that could have him replaced. critics say he has made popularity making cuts to health and education to reduce the budget deficit. kim vinnell reports. >> reporter: out for an early morning jobg, tony abbot must have had a lot on his mind. just a few hours later, he took to the podium in sydney with an announcement. >> the last thing australia needs right now is instability and uncertainty. on reflex and after talking to my colleagues i have decided that the best thing we can do is deal with the motion as quickly as possible and put it behind us. >> with that abbot brought forward a vote that on monday morning could result in his own party forcing him out of. it's been a dramatic fall for the once popular prime minister who came to powerless than 18 months ago but recent polls suggest more than half of all australians now want him gone. it's an ironic turn of events considering abbot was critical of the lead evership flip-flop that went on before him. >> we were elected to end the chaos of labor. we were elected