mr. gladstone, because it has nothing to do with a view. it has something to do with privacy in which we have to protect. what about converting that part of the glass wall to a opaque wall to give them some privacy and let them think about raising their fence to the approved height limit, which gives them further privacy? >> yes. i can tell you the reasons for providing the wall, which is a guardrail. it is 42 inches tall. >> why cant that be opaque to give privacy? >> we could use opaque glass, because the reason for having this assembly in the design is that it eats up the least amount of square footage because it is already a- >> got it, but that could be from what it is right now to give them added privacy. we could ask that become an opaque glass. give them-they said it really wouldn't be their preference. okay. >> where would the glass wall be? >> right here. >> on the rail? >> yes. >> you are not obsecuring light, you are just obsecuring the opportunity for intrusion of privacy. >> the height of the glass wall is how high? >> 42 inch

mr. gladstone, i'm just going to stop you for a second. i think we will all take that item at the end of today's hearing. under the discretionary review calendar. but at this moment, we have requests for continuance. as for the items that were called so we are asking that we only speak to those items at this time. okay. thank you. i'll have my chance later. thanks thank you. any other members of the public? good morning. afternoon yeah, i'm not sure. make it clear for me. item number two, which is about the clay theater on fillmore. so it's for continuance. it means that it doesn't matter whether i. so right now you can only speak to the topic of hearing the item on another date, not necessarily the project itself. right now it's proposed to not be heard today and instead we would have a hearing on september 29th. so i should be back on september 29th. if nothing's going to happen until then. right. well, if this body approves continuing it to the 29th, then nothing will happen until the 29th. excellent because we need to save the theater.

. >> forgive me, mr gladstone's around rates. forgive around interest rates. forgive me. ? i mean.hey're doing? yeah >> well, you do the commentary. i do. >> well, you do the commentary. ido.the >> well, you do the commentary. i do. the decisions as a government minister, i don't commentate on the governor of the bank of england's decisions . they make those decisions independent of government and i think you and your colleagues do the job of scrutinising those decisions from all the different data points that go into it. and you know, it's not for me to make speculative comments. what i'm here to is to make sure i'm here to do is to make sure that we spend public money well and where we can, we help consumers as we did with the mortgage charter few months mortgage charter a few months ago , 90% of lenders are signed ago, 90% of lenders are signed up to that help people deal up to that to help people deal with this new higher interest rate environment for their mortgage renewals. and i will continue to do everything i can as well as we work with supermarkets and regulators to look