commissioner hamasaki. >> i think you just covered my question. i thought there was a discussion, director henderson. >> don't go yet. hold on. you might need to save him again. >> i barely know what i'm talking about. >> no, it's not a very complex question. about just presenting and i think we talked about categories, as far as 1421 requests received, requests fulfilled something like that. are you able to present that just those basic statistics? >> sarah? >> are you asking for those statistics to be presented every week? >> wouldn't hurt. >> if that's something the commission is asking for we could do that. i thought we were going to do that when we had 1421 calendared but we can make that part of the weekly report. >> sure, why not. would that hurt? it would be good. i think we received a letter from the public defender's office this week about -- and i apologize for not recalling the exact contents but it was related to 1421, i believe. so i know people have been asking so i think it would be helpful to show the degree to which progress is b

i spoke with commissioners hamasaki and dejesus who are not here today but wanted to have an opportunity to discuss the report so i'm going to ask if my fellow commissioners will accommodate the request to move that to another day. >> have you talked to -- how do you feel about it director henderson is that all right? >> absolutely not i'm ready to go right now. [laughter] . >> starting on page 1. [laughter] >> i take you don't have an issue with it? >> i'm fine. >> they put a great report together and i think it's worthy of a great discussion. >> well, commissioner dejesus is out of commission for about three weeks i'm told so are you asking that to be put back until she returns. >> i think the first week in november she'll be back. next week we have a commission meeting and then we are dark. >> i'll ask to put it off either until then or -- are we all good? >> that's fine. >> i know you are broken hearted. >> i was going to read every line of it. >> it's beautiful. >> thank you. >> it's laminated, it's very professional. >> a lot of questions have been raised throughout the past few mo

. >> commissioner hamasaki. >> oh. just kind of following up on know your rights, director henderson. >> yes. >> i don't mean to interrupt your conversation. he's making his presentation. but has dpa done know your rights before with youth? >> we have. and we worked really closely with the youth commission. >> it was related? >> it was. i was asking. >> a subcommittee was going on. >> i was asking what the role of the public defender was in that process and the know your rights stuff my familiarity with that process in the past had involved the public defender's office as well as some of the other law schools and the street law component where they would do. >> street law nice. yeah. >> in my role now at dpa i know that we worked side by side with the youth commission to develop the pamphlet we put together. and i think we were all trying. >> i've done know your rights trainings. there's a lot of material out there. there's know your rights training specific to immigrants. so it would be great if dpa could work with th