good evening, president tan, and vice president hyde and commissioners lieutenant dave falson, alu unitwant to follow up briefly, president tan and vice president hyde had the jd of the department coming on a a basis and i don't know if this is something that you want to have an ad hoc discussion or if you want the department just to come up with something on our own? >> i think that what ininstructed the commissioners last time to do was to actually think of questions that we might want you to answer on a regular basis, and certainly, ad hoc is fine and there is are things that are popping up in the different districts and those are things that we want to be aware of. but, i guess that this is an opportunity to actually ask our commissioners if there is anything standard that they want to hear about, either week to week or each month? >> and just to give you an example i was not sure if you were looking for a consistent presentation from each district? >> so, for me i was out on polk street one night and i met the officers there and i inquired how their night was going and how polk str

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