. >> what is hrc's objection? >> dhr. they have to provide testing. it is technical testing, and that is somehow mandated. they had an audit, and a half is certain testing, and that is where we came up with all the physicians we are trying to fill. there are no current lists for these positions, so we are filling them on a temporary basis, and that takes longer because when you cannot fill it with a permanent position, you have to go back in and put in a temporary recommendation. >> one of the reasons why it takes so long to be -- to do testing, whenever you put out a requisition, -- city analysts have to actually weigh each test the same way. otherwise, somebody could file a charge of discrimination, or they find out that something is not right in terms of the way they were tested. that is one of the reasons why it takes so long. you have a number of people applying for the same job, and each test has to be weighed and scored accordingly the same way. it just takes a long time, so every time you open up a new examination, could be the same people app

are not the only ones that have problems putting out our rfp's because they also have problems with hrc, but they have gotten it out and are working with the firm so we can get the economies of scale, but we put in a little extra money because we are going to need to have some different equipment so that things can be swiped as opposed to the old way that we were doing things, which is outdated by about 10 years. two version of records -- when we came to you last year, we said this would be at least a five-year process, and they were trying to continually fund it every year. the poorman project tracking system replacement -- this will bring us up to the value that we committed to in the submission in 2008-2009 to the board of supervisors on the project. the planning department is also putting in money, but the requests were just due in on friday, and i'm not sure. i heard it was about $1 million, but i cannot confirm. that would shore them up also to their obligation. finally, the record management building plan -- that is an ongoing expense for duplication or copying of our plans, as r

. >> what is hrc's objection? >> dhr. theyav