the point of what sherrill said earlier -- cheryl said earlier is that this was a contract. the board can condition approval of that contract. they cannot force the developer to address those -- to accept the changes. it would require that the developer consent to change the contract, ultimately. the question is are the changes being proposed something the developer would accept. if not, the board could pass a resolution approving an agreement that never enters into. supervisor avalos: since the developer has already accepted that agreement -- >> the developer discussed the changes introduced by president chiu and agreed to those. supervisor avalos: and on the tenants side, they do not have a say? >> we are entering into an agreement with the developer, not the tenants. supervisor avalos: that is some catch-22. supervisor campos: let me first of all respond to supervisor elsbernd. that is one of the fun things about having all of these lawyers on this board. for me, in terms of deciding the level of risk or uncertainty that one is willing to take, we have to listen to the te