so i will turn this over to sergeant buckner to cover the highlights. >> president turman: sergeant buckner before you begin, i would like to address the commission on general order 3.01. it was my pleasure to see through this order with some of the stakeholders, including the dpa and the department in its final drafting where we went through line by line and decided on some specific language, worked out some details. and also within the packet is what i have -- what we've included which is what should be attached to the dpa which is a five year rolling schedule of view of each dgo. this one is organized by year -- dgo in year, and then by year. this will be reviewed as attachment a. b has the very same order, but then it will also list the dgo. we'll start with the year one, which will be 2018, and it'll be march 4th for the first 20 years. but this is the proposed schedule we'll be voting on tonight. any different or proposed order the department wishes to bring forth, we will have to considerate another time, but this is the order that's going forward tonight. >> good evening. >> good ev

so i will turn this over to sergeant buckner to cover the highlights. >> president turman: sergeant bucknerefore you begin, i would like to address the commission on general order 3.01. it was my pleasure to see through this order with some of the stakeholders, including the dpa and the department in its final drafting where we went through line by line and

thank you so much, sergeant buckner, deputy chief thomas. thank you. public comment on item 3? hearing none, public comment is now closed. commissioners, before you is dgo 3.01, the new draft of 2018 -- 17, i guess it should be. it says 12-18-17, but shouldn't it be -- essentially, shouldn't it be -- read number 2? it'll be revised so -- on this date, as well as -- as well as the proposed five-year rolling review, which is going to be exhibit a, and there'll be an exhibit b which just does it by calendar year. with that said, commissioners, i'll entertain an appropriate motion. >> clerk: excuse me, commissioner and president. this is on for item discussion only. >> president turman: oh, it is. why is it on for discussion item only? >> clerk: this draft required a ten day posting requirement, and my understanding is that it did not comply with the ten-day posting requirement. so any time under the charter, there needs to be notice to be given to the public of any change in rules the commission is going to adopt requires a ten-day posting requirement. >> president turman: why...

he will face either mark mcgeeney or michael unter—buckner who's semi—final gets under way at 7pm this a round of 70 to finish on 15 under par for the tournament. but home favourite branden grace is just one shot behind with nine athletes already named as part of the paralympics gb team for next month's winter olympics, the race is on for others to join them on the plane to south korea. for the first time in 20 years, there could be a british nordic ski team competing in cross country and biathlon. kate grey has been to norway to meet those chasing a place. the for these three, there is no time to take in the beautiful scenery. time to take in the beautiful scenery. it's been 20 years since britain has been represented in nordic skiing at the paralympics. back then, it was terry flying the flag. now 47, he is hoping to give it another go. it is like a new lease of life. i didn't realise how much i had missed it. it gets a hold of you and i am really glad i'm back here again. for his team-mates, stephen scott, jung chang would be their paralympic debut, but they have had international e

he will face either mark mcgeeney or michael unter—buckner who's semi—final gets under way at 7pm thishe took overfrom victory in the cross—country relay. she took over from adam clarke for the final lap, behind europe and belgium. she made up ground to win by seven seconds. englishman chris paisley is in the lead after the third round of the south african 0pen. he made three birdies in a round of 70 to finish on 15 under par for the tournament. but home favourite branden grace is just one shot behind going into tomorrow's final round. now, following their 4—0 thrashing in the ashes, england's cricketers have the chance to gain maybe a small piece of revenge, in the one—dayers that start tomorrow morning in melbourne. captain eoin morgan says he has no worries regarding the confidence of his limited overs squad. he feels the specialist one day players, will lift the rest of the england side as they face australia again. understandably, they've been i suppose down with the defeat in the test tour, which is disappointing, but i think that the energy a lot of the guys have brought him com