mr. mullan. now, i want to pivot to the department. i'm not quite sure who's going to speak on this. deputy chief, is that you? i think you're muted, sir. >> can you hear me? there we go. okay. yes, president cohen, i certainly can speak to that. first of all, i'd like to say thank you to mr. mullan for his presentation. the department is in full support of the legislation. we definitely look forward to working with the controller's office to work on a gap analysis and really kind of determine kind of those key points that mr. mullan presented, really looking at, number one, at what a registration process would look like and, number two, what does regulation look like. kind of building that out, looking at all those steps that we need to cover. looking at what type of workload we're going to be facing. what type of personnel that would require the systems that we would need to take in place, the data collection so on and so forth. so we're very eager and working with the controller's office on th

mr. mullan. pivot to the department. i'm not quite sure who's going to speak on this. deputy chief, is that you? i think you're muted, sir. >> can you hear me? there we go. okay. yes, president cohen, i certainly can speak to that. first of all, i'd like to say thank you to mr. mullan for his presentation. the department is in full support of the legislation. we definitely look forward to working with the controller's office to work on a gap analysis and really kind of determine kind of those key points that mr. mullan presented, really looking at, number one, at what a registration process would look like and, number two, what does regulation look like. kind of building that out, looking at all those steps that we need to cover. looking at what type of workload we're going to be facing. what type of personnel that would require the systems that we would need to take in place, the data collection so on and so forth. so we're very eager and working with the controller's office on that process and