mr loza where you. mr lerner actually we'll start with you since you're further away from the mike. i've got a question for you. we sorry this there's a technical problem we can't hear this question very much. but as sensually it's about a discussion that was just had between the government and the regions. in mind i think that the decisions that we have made have always been on the basis of consensus obviously you know it's not the case that it's the national government and the federal state governments that is not appropriate there are many different views among the different state premiers and we find a balanced agreement i very much appreciate these discussions that we have even if they take a lot of time and they are quite laborious but because we arrive at agreements that everyone can support and i think that's and the people in this country expect from us. if there is sometimes a bit of frustration among the people in germany then that's because we sometimes do not speak with one voice and i would like us to do that as much as possible which is why it is important to have the

i started my work in 2005, under the leadership of gary thompson, barbara loza, and shandra murray of alameda county. i was joined and supported by local leaders, grass roots organizers, fellow professionals, concerned community members, policy makers, and the faith-based community, and together, we were able to make an incredible impact. i am so grateful for every single person that i have been supported by on this journey. in the beginning, we were addressing a journey that we had referred to as teenagers in prostitution. thanks to our partners in atlanta, georgia, who had already begun to address this issue, we began to understand it in the sense of exploitation. in the years to umm can, i was introduced to an incredible human being by the name of david backston of not for sale. david helped me connect the dots of people in my community and the broader issue of human trafficking. it was then that i began to understand this issue through the framework of commercial sexual exploitation, the language used in the victim and trafficking protection act of 2000. i was able to learn that c

i started my work in 2005, under the leadership of gary thompson, barbara loza, and shandra murray of alameda county. i was joined and supported by local leaders, grass roots organizers, fellow professionals, concerned community members, policy makers, and the faith-based community, and together, we were able to make an incredible impact. i am so grateful for every single person that i have been supported by on this journey. in the beginning, we were addressing a journey that we had referred to as teenagers in prostitution. thanks to our partners in atlanta, georgia, who had already begun to address this issue, we began to understand it in the sense of exploitation. in the years to umm can, i was introduced to an incredible human being by the name of david backston of not for sale. david helped me connect the dots of people in my community and the broader issue of human trafficking. it was then that i began to understand this issue through the framework of commercial sexual exploitation, the language used in the victim and trafficking protection act of 2000. i was able to learn that c

i started my work in 2005, under the leadership of gary thompson, barbara loza, and shandra murray ofda county. i was joined and supported by local leaders, grass roots organizers, fellow professionals, concerned community members, policy makers, and the faith-based community, and together, we were able to make an incredible impact. i am so grateful for every single person that i have been supported by on this journey. in the beginning, we were addressing a journey that we had referred to as teenagers in prostitution. thanks to our partners in atlanta, georgia, who had already begun to address this issue, we began to understand it in the sense of exploitation. in the years to umm can, i was introduced to an incredible human being by the name of david backston of not for sale. david helped me connect the dots of people in my community and the broader issue of human trafficking. it was then that i began to understand this issue through the framework of commercial sexual exploitation, the language used in the victim and trafficking protection act of 2000. i was able to learn that commerc

i started my work in 2005, under the leadership of gary thompson, barbara loza, and shandra murray ofnty. i was joined and supported by local leaders, grass roots organizers, fellow professionals, concerned community members, policy makers, and the faith-based community, and together, we were able to make an incredible impact. i am so grateful for every single person that i have been supported by on this journey. in the beginning, we were addressing a journey that we had referred to as teenagers in prostitution. thanks to our partners in atlanta, georgia, who had already begun to address this issue, we began to understand it in the sense of exploitation. in the years to umm can, i was introduced to an incredible human being by the name of david backston of not for sale. david helped me connect the dots of people in my community and the broader issue of human trafficking. it was then that i began to understand this issue through the framework of commercial sexual exploitation, the language used in the victim and trafficking protection act of 2000. i was able to learn that commercial se

i started my work in 2005, under the leadership of gary thompson, barbara loza, and shandra murray of alameda county. i was joined and supported by local leaders, grass roots organizers, fellow professionals, concerned community members, policy makers, and the faith-based community, and together, we were able to make an incredible impact. i am so grateful for every single person that i have been supported by on this journey. in the beginning, we were addressing a journey that we had referred to as teenagers in prostitution. thanks to our partners in atlanta, georgia, who had already begun to address this issue, we began to understand it in the sense of exploitation. in the years to umm can, i was introduced to an incredible human being by the name of david backston of not for sale. david helped me connect the dots of people in my community and the broader issue of human trafficking. it was then that i began to understand this issue through the framework of commercial sexual exploitation, the language used in the victim and trafficking protection act of 2000. i was able to learn that c

i started my work in 2005, under the leadership of gary thompson, barbara loza, and shandra murray ofoined and supported by local leaders, grass roots organizers, fellow professionals, concerned community members, policy makers, and the faith-based community, and together, we were able to make an incredible impact. i am so grateful for every single person that i have been supported by on this journey. in the beginning, we were addressing a journey that we had referred to as teenagers in prostitution. thanks to our partners in atlanta, georgia, who had already begun to address this issue, we began to understand it in the sense of exploitation. in the years to umm can, i was introduced to an incredible human being by the name of david backston of not for sale. david helped me connect the dots of people in my community and the broader issue of human trafficking. it was then that i began to understand this issue through the framework of commercial sexual exploitation, the language used in the victim and trafficking protection act of 2000. i was able to learn that commercial sexual exploit