yes, title iv does that. >> and there used to be grants -- >> mr. ellis. >> -- through the office of education's office of safe and drug-free schools. and my understanding those do not exist anymore since 2011. >> okay. mr. bontrager, real quick while i have you here, thank you for your presence in indiana, too. i played hockey just down the street from where you guys have 1500 employees. your testimony talks about how educators have a lot on their plates, they're now expected to be an expert on school safety. can you talk about how private companies can help defray some of these costs and so forth? and when you put the hardware in, do you kind of just turn it over, or do you help in the training as well? >> so two things, i think. a lot of the solutions, a lot of the products exist in the market, and the schools need to be made aware of them as opposed to trying to figure out what can we do. we need to find a way the to pair them with people that know what the opportunities, what the solutions are that can be implemented at those schools. and, no, the an

so we went to mr ellis his office which was somewhere in the top of the building. we didn't know what we had to expect from this meeting we had never been approached by a commission so in that sense it was very exciting we welcomed by mr cullison himself and one of his cabinet members. mystical as a brochure and that made us smile it was a lovely plan of god to brussels which was a tongue in cheek but very critical look at industry lobbying in the u. written by eric and me in our our colleagues. when i started does commission and i realize souls are also so weak suspicion surrounding so this isn't making in european union. of course i. say establish for myself a purpose to reduce these suspicions. he was going to launch this european transparency initiative and we immediately. become political. business. sense for. us. to get on with the street. european commission is going to. dissolve interests represented. the decision making process have to happen in a transparent the commission can see that's important to know. what the interests they represent and against wha

. -- >> mr. ellis, you are a distinguished practicing barrister. you wouldn't behave like that in the courts, don't behave like that in this chamber. calm yourself and be quiet. learn p, man! edward miliband? >> i am embarrassed. because he knows the truth. growth was not 5% but .4%. and a flat economy means living standards are falling. his execute is that other countries have done worse than us. so can he confirm that since the chancellor's spending review more than two years ago, out of 20 major g-20 economies, britain has been 18th out of 20 for growth? >> first of all, let me say on high-speed rail which goes right through the middle of the chancellor's constituency, we're proud of the fact that this government has taken the decision to invest. just as if this government that is building cross rail which is the biggest construction plan anywhere in europe. now, he asked about other european economies. the fact is it you listen to the european union, the oecd, or the i.m.f., they all point out that britain will have the fastest growth of any ma

mr. hyman. however we don't think that this is the case. his attorney has insin you ated that if he was successful with the board of appeal his client will initiate the ellis act. in any event, if this were to become a single family home, mr. hyman's unit would seize to exist as a separate unit, and if he is evicted due to the work, the landlord has no requirement to let him back in because his unit ceases to exist. if he let's him back in the client could increase the rent by any amount and has insin you ated that he would do that and pass on the cost of the renovation. and we recommend that there be an independent consultant such as a staff member of the department of building inspection to look to see if the building needs seismic work and if such intentive work is need and then they could give a notice of violation for the work to be done. >> some of the opposition has stated some facts which i think are relevant to the issues beforehand and they are not true. i do have with me declarations and evidence refuting those facts. it is just that if this board would like to see them, however, they are not pertinent to the issue at hand and with that, i would

mr. chairman. i wanted to thank supervisor chiu, but especially miss fox and julie ellis from the puc in making sure there is equity especially for the small contractors and business. i know we have had hearings on the pep of color and women-run contracts and how there need to be more opportunities for them. so i am hoping with measures like this we make sure there is more opportunity, especially our most vulnerable communities in san francisco. so i would be like to be added as a co-sponsor as well. >> thank you. supervisor avalos. >> thank you, chair farrell and i would like to thank the puc and president chiu for this legislation. it's in the context of seeing the puc and the projects that we build to the puc as regional and having a partnership? the region and that was something at we wanted to consider in the local hire ordinance and we have people who are actually here who see benefits from local hire ordinance and this ordinance as well. the idea is that where we're making investments and actually people and rate-payers and people around the region are making investments in our water system a

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mr. brooks is, who is in charge -- who is overseeing the pollster here, you are? >> yes, together with agm ellis' staff. >> are they doing focus groups? >> focus group efforts were done previously. >> what town? >> what we're doing now is city-wide survey poll. >> there are so many recent complications and so much new information that i think it would be helpful at some point to get some focus group information in terms of what -- ms. ellis is nodding yes? >> [inaudible]. yes. >> so, you talked about doing the focus group and you intend to do some focus group? >> right, with particular customer segments and in particular with the low end customer segment. * groups >> right. i think you'll find, you'll find some very relevant answers. >> yes. we're also anticipating that -- [multiple voices] >> a good group to do focus group work with as opposed to a poll as well. >> telephonic polls are not going to give you that kind of information. >> yes. >> first of all. secondvly, the focus groups are always used to drill down into what the confusion is coming from and what education still needs to be made.

mr. hyman could not be evicted unless there is a good cause reason under the rent ordinance and the reason is not a no-fault eviction, he cannot evicted for an ellis act for illegal unit and the fact that he is turning this into condos or that somehow he is by living in his unit it is there for somehow illegally using this unit for whatever reason it is not considered a separate single unit. they have, in fact, admitted that they planned to do rent increases. if this were... mr. zaches just said on the record that they were going to increase his rent. as a single family home the rent could be increased without limitation whatsoever. mr. hyman could go to paying five times his rent. and this would be a defacto eviction. >> we would have him stipulate no rent increase. and we ask that this board as a condition of approving these permits, if they are not going to deny them, that the owner put on the record he will not do any sort of no-fault eviction on my client and will be or abide by the rent control increases if this was a rental unit in a multiunit dwelling not in a single family home which has no rent increase limitations. >> glad stone. >> fir

mr. speaker, speaker voss, president pro-tem cramer, president ellis, majority leader fitzgerald, minority leader larson, minority leader barca, members of the wisconsin supreme court, constitutional officers, tribal leaders, members of my cabinet, distinguished fests, members of the legislature, most importantly good evening to the great fellow citizens of this great state, the state of wisconsin. it is my honor to speak before you tonight. before we get started i would like to introduce the first lady of wisconsin, my wife, tonette, who is up in the gallery. [applause] next to it. onette, are our two sons, matt and alex. [applause] they change quick. matt came over from college right after his last class. alex came over as his day at in high school. next to them are my parents, lou and pat walker, who are right there as well. [applause] and right next to them is my brother david, my sister, maria, and the two most beautiful girls in the world here tonight, my nieces isabel and eva. [applause] now if i introduce anymore walkers my boys will be upset with missing the kickoff, not the kicko