so i think -- did you answer your question, commissioner huie? >> does it take the time for, like, all of the languages versus, like, if we took three or if we have to translate it into all of them? like, are there any choices we have to make sure or is it pretty much standard? >> with we >> well, the mandate for us is spanish, chinese, and tagalog. those are the three mandated languages to translate. generally, they will deliver it altogether, and i'm not so sure that it will delay it, but what we can do because it's the holidays, so if there is any delay, we can ask them to provide the translation as they get it done so dr. chaudhry can work on getting it formatted. so if there's going to be any extended delay, it's probably going to be with one of the less -- the languages that the city does not translate in that muc much, and then, we can make an assessment. >> okay. >> whether that will delay the launch -- >> okay. >> -- or whether we move forward with it. >> well, we will do our best, regardless. >> we will. >> all right. any other commissi

commissioner huie? >> i just have a few responses for some of the things that have been said so far by other commissioners. i -- you know, through the distribution of p.p.e., i've noticed that there's so many businesses that aren't connected on [inaudible] that that's not the [inaudible] for them or receiving information from them, so i've really struggled how to get people on board. what i'm noticing is this is our opportunity right now to build community partnerships, build strategic community partnerships and realize what community am i a part of and what am i not a part of and realize the channels that they're tuned into. and i think this has been very interesting exercise. i think if we're able to kind of find these [inaudible], like, sometimes maybe it's the community. like, i know in the chinese community, there are smaller banks that people bank at, and those might be great partnerships for us to have as a small business or merchants association, but, like, helping connect people right now is a

. >> commissioner huie: thank you very much. i want to thank you for all of the work that you've been doing for leading the economic recovery task force. i think for me, it was really powerful space to be in with so many diverse constituents. my primary question is really like what happens now? it felt like there were real needs to be able to think creatively and talk to somebody about what the ideas were. it felt like there was some cadence towards getting things done. is that planned to continue? how do you envision the rest of the year and the next year? >> i think the task force itself had issued its recommendation. as a body, we kind of come to a conclusion. we have turned it over to many of the departments and we've shared with them kind of the areaareas that are relevant to . i've been doing presentations to different commissions to make sure they're aware. i do know there's momentum to try to look at it. for example, the planning commission taking a look at some of the recommendations they wanted to know specifically whi