it's so important, alice chan. dr. brown and i worked closely for two years on the development agreement. five years, okay. two intense years of negotiations. and i just think, hearing a commitment to those populations, i think, would serve us well. and getting to know you, as the c.e.o., we look forward to that. but a commitment to these populations is going to be really important for the future and working relationship for the health department. we are here for you and with you to assist you in how to serve this population i think we have expertise in. i just wanted to give you that opportunity. >> thank you. i'm absolutely committed to serving the community and getting to know the community. as i say, i apologize, i'm new to this part of the organization. and just beginning to learn about the needs. but, if you grilled me on the community needs in the south bay where i have worked for a long time, i could tell you all the f.u.h.c.'s on a first-name, in fact we actually just won the award for the organization that's