commissioner alioto veronese? >> commissioner veronese: thank you, commissioner. i apologize for the late jump-in, but i wasn't going to say anything, but i think this is really important. this is a position that we all know is critical to this department. it'll be interesting to see over this time period of new hire how impacted this office is with -- with the physician missing, but doctor, as we spoke before, it's really important that we're not clinicians up here, we're not doctors. our knowledge base is limited as to exactly what this department needs, so your input is also greatly appreciated in the job application description. it's really important. i'm curious, mr. president, to what our ability is to actually recruit specific people as opposed to -- for such a critical position as opposed to just taking from a list of the willing who apply. i know that i've served on commissions before where we've put together a task force of sorts -- i'm not saying it's needed -- but to actually go out and recruit other pe

. >> president nakajo: thank you, commissioner alioto veronese. vice president covington, any remarks at this point? >> commissioner covington: no, sir. >> president nakajo: commissioner hardeman, any -- okay. chief wyrsch, thank you very much for your report. it looks good. it has separation, as well, identification. i enjoyed it because it shows consciousness and improvement. i wanted to acknowledge the report not only in terms of your verbalization, but those photos help a lot, as well as i notice there was a video attached this morning, as well, to give us the effect of that. thank you very much for the e.m.s. division report, chief tong. again, it's comprehensive, there's lots of material. i also appreciate you calling out those things that we're interested in when it comes to the report. again, thank you very much. it gives us a knowledge and base in terms of what your department is doing, your division, in terms of the work. chief avi with the airport division, chief cochran with homeland security, and with the descriptions that we have in

. >> president nakajo: thank you, commissioner alioto veronese.ice president covington, any remarks at this point? >> commissioner covington: no, sir. >> president nakajo: commissioner hardeman, any -- okay. chief wyrsch, thank you very much for your report. it looks good. it has separation, as well, identification. i enjoyed it because it shows consciousness and improvement. i wanted to acknowledge the report not only in terms of your verbalization, but those photos help a lot, as well as i notice there was a video attached this morning, as well, to give us the effect of that. thank you very much for the e.m.s. division report, chief tong. again, it's comprehensive, there's lots of material. i also appreciate you calling out those things that we're interested in when it comes to the report. again, thank you very much. it gives us a knowledge and base in terms of what your department is doing, your division, in terms of the work. chief avi with the airport division, chief cochran with homeland security, and with the descriptions that we have in te