those people but it is helpful if we could so we can see who makes those meetings and be in attend nss so that my proposal for changing this legislation. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we had already taken some input to make amendments and we have already added it in here. these amendments would i believe is to follow and make sure that i get all the right amendments. for seat number 5, it says if the lower park station community advicery committee [inaudible] then seat 5 shall be a-we will cross out member of the general public [inaudible] located in district 7 aopponent td by the supervisor for district 7. for seat number 6, i believe what we are seeing was seat 6 should be a person by who own as business on ocean avenue, so it isn't a random any business owner. on page 4, under section 5.17-4 under d, where it says any member of the regular meetings will be a 6 month period without express aprovel of the committee [inaudible] shall be deemed to be, have resigned from the advicery committee. then we'll add that 10 days after

of the $204 million requested in 2016 for campaign protection and campaign-related nsses, a total of 59 million reflected, simply reflects the anticipated time special agents in the field will work protection hours in support of the campaign. when people ask how it is the secret service can protect multiple candidates traveling between different cities and states in a matter of hours i point to the special agents who serve in the field offices around the country. without the support of highly trained special agents who have experience with investigations and protection the secret service would be unable to handle the surges in protective operations associated with presidential campaigns, nsses and other major events. scouring the two nominating -- securing the two nominating conventions is one of the most challenging aspects of campaign protection. these high profile nsses typically last three to four days and attract more than 50,000 participants each. the secret service begins work months in advance to plan and coordinate. and to the general public attending these events. for examp

of the $204 million requested in 2016, for campaign protection and campaign related nsses a total of $59 million reflected simply reflects the anticipated time special agents in the field will work protection hours in support of the campaign. when people ask how it is the secret service can protect multiple candidates traveling between different cities and states in a matter of hours i point to the special agents who serve in the field offices around the country. without the support of highly trained special agents who have experience with investigations and protection the secret service would be unable to handle the surges in protective operations associated with the presidential campaigns, nsses and other major events. securing the two nominating conventions is one of the most expensive and challenging aspects of campaign protection. these high profile nsses typically last three to four days and attract more than 50,000 participants each. the secret service began to work months in advance to plan and coordinate comprehensive security operations to identify and mitigate threats that

these high-profile nsses typically last three to four days and attract more than 50,000 participants each. the secret service begins work months in advance to plan and coordinate comprehensive security operations to identify and mitigate threats that could cause harm, and to protect our dignitaries, and to the general public attending these events. to mitigate the risk of cyber attack on critical systems and key infrastructure that could adversely affect the security plans, special agents train in the critical protections -- the critical systems protections are responsible for securing venues that are increasingly automated. the secret service recruits from within the agency's electronic crimes special agent program. specifically the computer for ensic disciplines. they train in this area for the successful investigations into many of the largest known data breaches in recent memory. just last month a secret service-led investigation resulted in the arrest and extradition of a russian national who will face charges that he allegedly conspired in the largest international hacking and