shlain's introduction of this issue. and i appreciate president frasier's question of is this more work in the middle of open enrollment and i will be working and get the letters out to the vendors and dr. shlain is inviting a special guest who has done a lot of work on this area. so that will be the october meeting in lieu of our health service board meeting. >> because we traditionally cancel the october meeting because it is open enrollment, which is a difficult time for staff. well it is a great time for staff, but it is a lot of hard work. >> and so, the motion is to cancel the october 9, 2014, the idea is to cancel the regular meeting on october 9th and instead hold the forum on statins. >> i move to cancel the october 9th meeting and hold the forum on statins. >> second. >> and i have a question. >> i know that i brought this you before, and i thought that in order just to have this meeting on statins it would important to have something on (inaudible) because a lot of people will be attending this and if you are

i am recommending breslin and shlain and myself and it is my recommendation that we eliminate at least for this period, the membership rules committee, all membership rules have to be voted on by the entire commission, the staff has indicated that we are not having a big, heavy package of rule changes, this year, they don't expect them and it seems more efficient to eliminate the committee to bring it to the board, and those are my recommendations for the committee. and so i will move that recommendation, and if there is a second? >> i will second. >> and any comments from the commissioners? >> good, no one declined. >> and any public comment? >> again, i just wanted to add to all of your thank yous that the commission secretary, has done a phenomenal job, under some of the most difficult circumstances and i think that in addition to including her with staff, that we need to single her out and recognize her for all of the hard work she did and thank you, i think that we look forward to working with everyone, and on all of the committees for the future work, and we had to mention that s

thating we take an action, this afternoon, that we probably will, based on the fact that commissioner shlain is here and we will have our hides if we don't, november will be the earliest that they can come before the group and present this information,; is that correct?? >> correct. >> okay. >> they will not be ready by september? a month away? >> september? >> i am sorry. september,... >> so we will be ready >> september? >> we will aim for the september. >> okay. >> and did you want to convey that to him? >> president? >> i think that we have done that. >> okay. >> i think that uhc, is yeah, yep. >> you are here. >> okay, thank you. >> and so the public comment, at this point. >> sure. >> with united healthcare and i am not a part of the audit team and we do have a specific audit team that works with aon and bring me in on the findings and so we did all go over the responses and i know that they are working on the reporting and things and i guess that my own thought will be that we have not met with the hsf and we have disagreed and provided them more feedback and we removed one error and

. >> commissioner shlain? >> in your separate, and in your, and yeah, in the separate, so you did 220 general audits and you kind of come down into the ten, high dollar ones and then ten and the instage renal ones. and so i guess, i mean, end stage renal is expensive and so, when you do ten high dollar and ten, those to me are the both the same thing and i am just wondering why. but that is not, that is just a question part a and part b, is. and you know, when you look at a pyramid, you know, the expensive things at the top of the pyramid, but they represent a large portion, and it is a small number of things that represent a portion at the bottom. but they live at the top. when you get to like the very expensive things, but when you get to the bottom, you have a lot of little things that actually add up to more than the top of the pyramid and i know that you did a random sampling and i wonder if you would do a sampling of the ten, not the ten, but, the conditions that cost very little, but represent a huge do

>> shlain. >> you mentioned that some of these classes are full, what happens when more people want to come and you have the capacity to handle? i mean a good problem to have, but how do you think about that, if that happens. >> i am going to let a large cat out of the bag that i was going to tell you next month, the city hall classes will be free effective september first. so we think that part of our overflow will be solved by the fact that very close by, there are other classes going on that will now be free and the deterrent of them having a cost will not be there any more. so that is one of our solutions. we are also encouraging other local resources so mta has classes and the library puts on a lot of great, free opportunities and we did have to limit the total body conditioning class because of the equipment involved in lunchtime that was getting unsafe to have it be larger. so we chose to keep the walk on the same day, because that way, if there is overflow, there is still another opportunity. so right now, we are creatively handling those solutions and have not had to give up y