for some of the tenants. i confirm that mr. patterson and i have had some communication. i don't think that we'll have an actual agreement but i'll be glad to update with developments. we can agree on the content of a notice. it will help is their writing to the plan, to understand what the planning department is required and what the owners are proposing. we're at the whim of the owners to the extent that they are indicating what they agree with. so we're going work with the related items and if there is any questions, i'll be glad to answer those. >> thank you, sir. public commenters will get one minute through the chair. >> one minute is not very much. i'm asking you commission to impose limits on the developers to give a report in writing two weeks before the commission meeting, which is april 27, two weeks before in writing to the public and tenants. please do that. this is a really ridiculous own thaer did some ridiculous changes. from mr. patterson, question mark. if you didn't, please get something no

in let tenants organize. the second piece the city at fault for holding the nonprofits butt city is at fault if it does not provide the money for the supportive services and wages are so bad that turn over is off the hook and thooedz attentives deserve decent housing you need to listen and thank you for vehicle this hearing. thank you for sharing your comments, next speaker, please. good afternoon. i'm joy. and i won let row in 2017. think i was upgrading my life from all the time i lived in san francisco. i have been living in regular rent controlled apartments. i won the lot row and move in the a building and it has been a nightmare from legal. i can't believe the mistake i made. i was without hot water from december 2021 to 7 minutes to april may and told nobody is commring but you i called the building inspector they got a write up. next thing i knew i was repeatedly burglarized. i swear i'm not lying. my laptop was taken. jewelry taken and i had no visitors before covid. and no one stepped foot in my doo

one of six tenants in another carved—up former council house.s wife. we think they are getting around £60,000 rent a year from michael's house alone, and most of that comes from housing benefit. this isn't the only property landlord has on the street. he has three more of these former council homes and they are all divided into six little flats. from those 2a tiny bedsits he is getting around £250,000 a year in rent. one of his properties avril�*s old council house. remember, she paid £15,000 for it. now that it is in the hands of a private landlord, the government is paying around four times that in housing benefit every year for the same property. i think itjust feels absolutely wrong, really morally indefensible, to think high taxpayer money is going on to subsidise poor quality conditions in very small properties where you have too many people living in a space when they really be should be able to expect to live in a decent home. this is an absolute disgrace. it was to get rid of those slum landlords that in the first place we created the s

behalf the sponsor there is a tenant upon monthly agreement. than i are, wear of the project and temporary housing from the beginning. than i are appropriated to vacate. this is the project is getting starred y. okay. there sell like a time line for them tom stay and then. >> yes. >> okay. those were my questions. i find this project design wes appealing and i support the project. where thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> i want to briefly reflect on the kregz of the market octavia plan. this project really exemplifies what the community fought for, for years. ir believe this will this project is careful low craftd and sensitive to not only the setting of the denseification appropriate to the scale of the neighborhood. but architectualy which is more the question of building aesthetics responsive with the street and elements i think make it a harmonious addition in an older building context. historic not to reference to the historic preservation. over all, it it is a lovely blgdz provides employee and -- owner amenities including laundry room

behalf the sponsor there is a tenant upon monthly agreement. than i are, wear of the project and temporary housing from the beginning. than i are appropriated to vacate. this is the project is getting starred y. okay. there sell like a time line for them tom stay and then. >> yes. >> okay. those were my questions. i find this project design wes appealing and i support the project. where thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> i want to briefly reflect on the kregz of the market octavia plan. this project really exemplifies what the community fought for, for years. ir believe this will this project is careful low craftd and sensitive to not only the setting of the denseification appropriate to the scale of the neighborhood. but architectualy which is more the question of building aesthetics responsive with the street and elements i think make it a harmonious addition in an older building context. historic not to reference to the historic preservation. over all, it it is a lovely blgdz provides employee and -- owner amenities including laundry room

aggressive tenants may turn out to be behind this door.has happened from the very beginning without being asked to understand quite quickly that the scammers tried to terminate the contract before it came into force, but i was refused here was the furniture. there was a sofa bed, nothing. everything, everything came from somewhere, they stole it, or something, they threw it out, they threw it away according to kira, the deception was at the very beginning of a 3-year lease from the red quartz company , a nice girl came to conclude, and a whole hostel of foreigners moved in here we had a hostel. we had here. yes , bunk beds, carpets, food for all 11 people . utility bills were never paid . a letter asking for a contract hmm got a negative answer, but then litigation began. in parallel with this, these people broke into our apartment, we will get to build castles for her planning. konno how much money did they pay you for all this time how much and even when the owners of the apartment won the essence , nothing has changed, the lawyer of the

joining us now isjohn luke bolton from safer renting a tenant advocacy group.n't have time to show the report which was running through the course of the morning on bbc news, but in essence, talk to us in the work your organisation is doing as an advocacy group and in particular an advocacy group and in particular a case where a tenant had to resort to installing cameras to prove his case. tell us a little bit of a case if you could and perhaps why it becomes necessary to go to measures of the kind. 50 becomes necessary to go to measures of the kind. ., , .,, ., of the kind. so that case, i was a caseworker _ of the kind. so that case, i was a caseworker assisting _ of the kind. so that case, i was a caseworker assisting that - of the kind. so that case, i was a | caseworker assisting that person, of the kind. so that case, i was a - caseworker assisting that person, he was being threatened by his landlord four months by text messages, the landlord was visiting the property and hejust didn't landlord was visiting the property and he just didn't feel safe in lan

it would have banned landlords from doing background checks on prospective tenants. many advocates for the rights of formerly incarcerated people say this will ensure people who have done their time will not get a fair shake in the rental market. how do you view that and why did you vote no? >> to clarify, i did not vote no. i voted to abstain. i support, we support providing a fair chance to those who have a criminal history and paid their dues to society. we are balancing the rights of tenants to safe and affordable housing but protecting the ability of property owners to continue providing that needed housing and make sure there is an environment that is safe for all tenants. these ordinances including fair chance were developed three years ago. many of them have been superseded by state laws. i voted to abstain because i think we need an opportunity to harmonize the county ordinances with state law. for example, on fair chance, state law was just passed recently that will go into effect july 1 that basically expunge his the criminal background records -- expunges

as such, it is possible that alexander karpov has been following the trail of one such tenant for moreyear. a muscovite, kira cautiously opens a wrecked apartment on krasnaya presnya, aggressive tenants may appear behind this door. this already happened a year ago. we gave it up. so we were not asked for the keys from the very beginning, we quickly realized that the scammers tried to terminate the contract before it came into force, but i was refused here there was furniture. there was a sofa bed, nothing. everything, everything came from somewhere, or something, they threw it out, they threw it out according to kira, from the very beginning there was a 3 -year lease from the red quartz company , a nice girl came to conclude, and a whole hostel of foreigners moved in here we had a hostel. we had here yes bunk beds, carpets, food for all 11 people utility bills, never once paid a letter of request. hmm contract received a negative response. well, the litigation began. in parallel with this, people praised our apartment. you are well done. let's arrange. we did it illegally. how much mon

when would it, ploy to a tenant? >> that 30-day my is in the required under state law we added to the are state a durkes u section a few year ago and the requirement is original low to send a notice out and post one for every project. every adu in a single family home. since in the every single family home is rented out and the majority are owner occupied, we want to through this ordinance only require such notice if the single fell home was rented out f. there is actually a tenant. >> how would you know this. this would be done through a dbi screening form. and or there is option under the planning ked to post a notice at the site and we would relay information from the property owner. >> yea. this we run into this issue every time i'm not sure this is a good solution. you know. but okay. i will let this go for now. supervisor peskin. >> thank you. and i askedo of those questions off line and have answers i thought they should be asked for the record. relative to the rubric in san francisco has been since you first

we're in good shape with our tenants.e i started out in the real estate business was in private equity on the corporate side, not real estate. so we are very focused on credit quality, stv who just signed with us for 65,000 square feet at the empire state building moving from what used to be a super-hot area park avenue south and that's owned by a very wealthy industrial american family who has a lot of money behind it. we feel that we've chosen the right tenants. we've chosen tenants who want to be where we are and we have a different price point that make us far more competitive for what we offer than anybody else. >> it's a fascinating case of building by building literally what's happening there and the choices you all have made. thank you for joining us, anthony. i really appreciate your time today. >> thank you very much >>> the grammy goes to -- anthony malkin with empire state realty trust still ahead, you're looking at a simulation of a near-miss of two aircraft in austin a month ago close calls like this are on

in profit at the expense of their tenants? , . ~ tenants? in every market there will always be actors who attempt to i always be actors who attempt to exploit circumstances in their interest, not in the public interest, not in the public interest, yes.— interest, not in the public interest, yes. tomorrow the government _ interest, yes. tomorrow the government will _ interest, yes. tomorrow the government will make i interest, yes. tomorrow the _ government will make announcements on anti—social behaviour, the prime minister will be at an event announcing things i believe. it might feel familiar to viewers to hear a prime minister saying i'm going to crack down on what they might say are yobs in city centres and it is familiar because boris johnson announced this sort of thing. david cameron announced this, even tony blair back in the day promised he would be marching yobs as he called it to cashpoints to take money out for their fines immediately. it's a rebranding exercise, isn't it?— exercise, isn't it? no, it's a comprehensive _ exercise,

the sharp drop in the number of listings has driven up rent5 for new tenants by 11%. li5teners and viewers from across the uk have been in touch about their experiences of the rental market. here's colletta smith. as you can see, underneath's completely di5gu5ting. all the wall is waterlogged. chiara and her husband complained about mould and damp in their london flat and were issued with a section 21 eviction order injanuary... there's, like, water between the panes. ..and we've been following their house—hunt. so, a good location. 1,500 for a one—bed. this is the kitchen, yeah, there's the garden. she's had enough of being dragged around flats all week. 0ur old letting agent e—mailed to say that they're keeping our full deposit, so i spent all day yesterday trying to sort that out, and just spent all evening ju5t crying. according to a yougov survey, conducted on behalf of the housing charity shelter, tenants who complained to their landlord were more than twice as likely to be handed an eviction notice than those who hadn't. so i first reported this to the landlady

eye, according to the law , it is forbidden to build a permanent structure in the forest, but the tenantsnaged to present a dubious conclusion of the examination, which, in fact, called the house with a pool a season for a house that experts recognized as not a permanent structure, even let's connect the gas pipeline. here it is, which is, in fact, the largest violation of this site leases. victor kuznetsov, owner of a construction company, a science city from novosibirsk viktorovich hello, andrey ivlev, tv channel russia please tell me how much you paid the experts for the conclusion i have, please change the tone in general , how much did anyone pay to whom? and that these objects are obviously capital, i'm not an idiot to build a castle in the sand to terminate the contract with the tenant from the employees of the crooked ministry of natural resources. until it turns out that litigation around unauthorized construction in the forest has been going on for several years , the prosecutor's office, considering that the violated interests of public education, the interests of the state , h

explain to us what rights tenants have with their landlords?landlords? plenty of rights, there is 170 pieces - have with their landlords? plenty of rights, there is 170 pieces of - rights, there is 170 pieces of legislation covering the private rented sector. we have a sector that is under resourced and you only have to look at the local authority cuts we have seen in the past decade to work out why that is. tenants can go to their local authority to complain about their landlord on a whole range of measures and we would expect local authorities to take enforcement action. to expect local authorities to take enforcement action.— expect local authorities to take enforcement action. to what extent are landlords. _ enforcement action. to what extent are landlords, do _ enforcement action. to what extent are landlords, do they _ enforcement action. to what extent are landlords, do they have - enforcement action. to what extent are landlords, do they have the - are landlords, do they have the skills and indeed the time to manage a property properly?

and um, you know, landlords aren't responsible for not screening their tenants.because of the fact that there isn't a nexus between somebody's criminal background and the likelihood of them being a bad tenant. there's an exception. correct me if i'm wrong, there's an exception in the law that you initially sponsored for sex offenders. how are they treated in this? so the law the recent ruling is not actually gonna impact. uh that particular type of regulation because the existing law allows for landlords to screen for sex offender registry information and allows them to use it in screening for adults. it does not allow them to use it for youth, though, because the studies show that youth engaged . um in, uh, prior sex offenses are very, very less likely to receive debate. i mean, i get it. your intent here is to try and give people a fresh start, right? they've done their time. they're now free of the entanglement of the system. and if they don't have housing much like, you know the whole debate about check the box in employment. if you're not going to allow some

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the last tenant of course is if deterrence does not work out. the problem is that there are many competitors who have now built space enabled targeting capabilities which holds our forces at risk so i have to be able to interfere with that so that they can't necessarily target our capabilities closer to surface. the problem is i have to be able to do that without creating an unsustainable environment. that's the problem. i like the way my staff put it. they said if you shoot down an aircraft it literally falls out of the sky. and so the domain is largely available despite the consequences of war. in space, destructive force creates problems that last crean unsustainable environment. that's the problem. i like the way my staff put it. they said if you should doubt -- shoot down and eric craft -- an aircraft, it literally falls out of the sky. and so the domain is largely available despite the consequences of war. in space, destructive force creates problems that last centuries essentially on orbit. so we have to find a way to both negate the capa

for the same reason , about 50 tenants of the swiss commune were forced to look for a new house. windisch, the authorities indicate they see no other option. since they are obliged to provide ukrainians with housing, it is fraught to criticize such decisions. in particular, the official who made the remarks was accused of overstating the demands of the ukrainians in russia. switzerland now has more than 70,000 residents of ukraine. however , only 15% intend to find a job. by democratic methods, the belarusian border guards, in the first days of march , recorded three attempts to forcibly oust refugees by polish security forces. 24 people of asian appearance were moved to the territory of our country using physical force. through the gates for animals, all requests for asylum were ignored by the humanitarian and human rights organizations of the european union, they continue silent inaction, thereby encouraging the cruel inhuman treatment of the polish border guards, according to the lord of the committee of our at the beginning of the year , 18 attempts were recorded on the polis

tenant has since pleaded guilty, agreeing to testify against those involved tenants. cooperation has both corroborated evidence collected during the investigation and provided additional evidence against mario fernandez saldana. police say fernandez saldana was tenants former landlord and wrote him three checks. the arrest warrant says the men contacted each other 35. times before and after the murder bride again second wife demanding more answers were also still angry. angry that they were walking free. all we were grappling with the reality that jared wouldn't be here. for any future memories. vacations or tender moments with our kids. the state attorney won't comment on a motive. or if writing is ex wife, who insists he had nothing to do with his death may have been involved, only saying the investigation isn't over. andrew rhiannon. andrea. thank you and oklahoma woman is recovering from a wild encounter with a monkey. police say the animal was being kept as a pet at a nearby home but somehow escaped and found its way to brittany parker's porch. she called police

erik hogeveen, a tenant, shows us his apartment.iggest change was taking the faÇade off completely and putting on a new one. in utrecht's overvecht quarter, the gas lines were due for replacement. so, why not do without them altogether, the city asked - and paid to refit a whole neighborhood with completely new faÇades, triple glazing, top-notch insulation, solar arrays on balconies and the roof, and heat pumps. the housing association says that tenants were thrilled - even though some wished they could still cook with gas. >> people who often cook with a wok weren't keen on the idea. they do need to use a gas stove for that. and because we're practically forcing them to switch away from gas, we provided them with all the information, and gave them all new stoves. >> a change in the law meant that only 70 percent of residents had to approve the conversion - and so the project was approved. the project engineer says it's cost-effective. >> in the evenings, especially in winter when it gets dark early, the solar panels are useless. we

his story plus the big decision affecting east bay landlords and tenants. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. it is no secret that for the past few years, bay area renters have needed a whole lot of help. eviction moratoriums were meant to do that during the pandemic. tonight we learned alameda's eviction moratorium will officially expire 60 days from now. it was tied into the covid emergency declaration for the past three years, and that expired today. some local landlords say the pause has financially ruined them. dozens of mom and pop property owners had a rally about that today in oakland. >> they don't make that. >> now i'm facing possible foreclosure. the eviction moratorium has exploited my goodwill, forced me out of my own home, and created an opportunity for my tenant to legally extort me. >> well, one of those landlords was so desperate he went on a hunger strike. he was so weak afterwards he ended up in a wheelchair. our betty yu talked to him about his experience in the past few years and why he should not be looked at as the enemy. >> reporter: a landlord who ended his hunger st

erik hogeveen, a tenant, shows us his apartment.e biggest change was taking the faÇade off completely and putting on a new one. in utrecht's overvecht quarter, the gas lines were due for replacement. so, why not do without them altogether, the city asked - and paid to refit a whole neighborhood with completely new faÇades, triple glazing, top-notch insulation, solar arrays on balconies and the roof, and heat pumps. the housing association says that tenants were thrilled - even though some wished they could still cook with gas. >> people who often cook with a wok weren't keen on the idea. they do need to use a gas stove for that. and because we're practically forcing them to switch away from gas, we provided them with all the information, and gave them all new stoves. >> a change in the law meant that only 70 percent of residents had to approve the conversion - and so the project was approved. the project engineer says it's cost-effective. >> in the evenings, especially in winter when it gets dark early, the solar panels are useless.

rights and tenant's rights is different from squatter's rights.ou have to go through the legal process. i have had to give three day notice. in court three times. i have had to give unknown occupants as well a five-day notice. and every time we go to court it's continued. i'm scheduled to go court on monday. >> jesse: keep us posted. this squatter is identifying as a tenant and now he is stringing you along and tying you up in court. are you thinking about maybe doing anything outside of the legal system because if this happened to me, i might take matters into my own hands. >> well, you know, everybody says that. but it's illegal. and i could be arrested. evicting a tenant or a squatter is illegal in the state of illinois. and they make it really clear that you can be arrested or you can face charges. >> jesse: okay. what if you lure him out of your property somehow? and then you get a few. >> he never comes out. >> jesse: he just orders everything delivery? >> yes. he never comes out of the property. i have been over there for hours and hours, h

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today, whether landlords can do background checks on tenants in weather that discriminates against thosencarcerated this after a surprising vote last night. both sides of the debate join us. also, women's history month we will look at the significance of the celebration through the eyes of a historian and playwright. first, bart facing a crisis. rising crime and slumping ridership and other issues, one state lawmaker says no more, announcing yesterday he is stepping down from the newly formed senate select committee on bay area transit. he said, i will not serve on a cheerleading panel for bart. senator steve glaser joins us now to talk about it. senator glaser to thank you for your time. senator glaser: thank you. kristen: you have been a watchdog and critic for some time. why are you resigning from a position where you could have influence? senator gle off the freeways, helps our environment, and it is important. that is why i pay attention to bart. four years ago, i created an office of inspector general on the functioning of bart, the fiscal responsibility of bart, and i was promised

.— expects the space you have a new tenant soon.trading _ new tenant soon. when you have 350 on a trading estate - new tenant soon. when you have 350 on a trading estate lake - 350 on a trading estate lake slough, —— on an estate. numbers have been limited during the pandemic and post pandemic because we are seeing a significant degree of resilience from the customer base. ., , base. the government says business — base. the government says business taxes _ base. the government says business taxes will - base. the government says business taxes will be - business taxes will be internationally competitive and smaller firms will pay lower but so far apart from slough the us�*s opera giving billions to people operating in the us. the hunt for growth is international. mark ostwald is global strategist at adm investor services international. good morning to you, mark. there is a lot of pressure on the chancellor to boost business in his budget. what do you think he might announce? there are obviously clearly measures which are being moote

and fewer properties available to rent means more pressure and higher prices for tenants.and to see how much rents have gone up in your area, what your rights are when renting and tips to get a rental property, you can head to the bbc news home page and look for the section called cost of living, tackling it together. one of scotland's main police control rooms used a fake system to manipulate response—time targets for eight years, according to documents seen by the bbc. thousands of calls to the bilston glen control room in midlothian were given a fake call name — meaning internal systems would register that thejob had been passed to officers — but, instead, they were parked on a list. police scotland said the practice should not have continued after the creation of the national police force in 2014 and was stopped in 2015. the liberal democrats have accused the conservatives of making the cost—of—living crisis worse, as the party launched its campaign for local elections in england in may. the party's leader, sir ed davey, said the tory government had "crashed the econom

we had problems specifically in my apartment , i can’t say for the whole house, but for all the tenantsls were freezing. finally, the overhaul came. well, the facade of the building, building one was sheathed, and building 2, they said they would not, in general, thermal modernization. the food of which i praise and many rightly we iron, that up to 2,000 years ago, at the terms of loss, before my own, this was about. cold corner paters and after examination if necessary, they sew a dutkovy package by ear during a major overhaul. to date, the insulation of the facade is carried out by one, to perform the insulation of the facades. whole apartment building. perhaps with the participation of tenants, e. with payment in equal shares of 50 to 50%, the owners and at the expense of the state and by installments for 10 years of work for the budgetary terms, the sisters added. before the station, we skew the readings for you from individual persons of the plate at the flow of water and gas, the installation of a thermostat. he's on batteries, and i'm a ramon ventilation system and super fire rep

the tenants never paid the rent. so those people lived there for free for 2 or 3 years. the president of the argentine real estate chamber admits that taurus rentals are reducing this live permanent housing. but he blames this mainly on a law that has extended the term of rental contracts since 2020 but this new law does not allow, at least to be signed for less than 3 years. and the rent increase will not take place until at least one year. but then inflation has already eaten up that rent increase. we have an annual inflation rate of almost 100 percent. while gustavo has to get used to his new home, the government of what else areas has not yet outlined. next steps to combat the larger problem. air b and b only answered that quote. they will continue to work with authorities and other stakeholders to find solutions from a b spoke suit to an english draped fit for a duke. civil row in central london is an illustrious name in man's where and now it seems for women's where to one taylor on the famous fashion street is catering specifically to women. having survived the pa

i think one of the biggest challenges with getting people buy in to become tenants here. i think because a lot of them came here or few people came here in the beginning and looked at what was here. so nothing that you see in terms of the gardens of the pathways was here . it was just all you know, eroded soil and everything. so getting people to come in was was interesting. what can people take away when they leave victoria? at the moment when people visit victoria yards they, i think the 1st thing that they will probably be inspired by the gardens because it's a very visual thing that i see. and a lot of people engage with us to say, how can we do that? how can we do that? can you teach us about because she, which is a way of culture that enriches the soil. some people have said to me, you know, they really like to say the community that they feel is here. people who want to be tenants come here and they like, i can't be here and i'm like, i don't have space at the moment, you know, but we'll put you on the list. we looking at expanding victoria on to the property that

the power and it is a criminal offence to harass or are legally evict a tenant. unfortunately there are no longer use that power because as a result of austerity, tennessee relations officers where the officers within councils that were responsible for enforcement, most of them work out so councils no longer have the ability to enforce. we did a report last year which shows that in 2020, there were 6930 cases of illegal eviction reported. only 12 landlords were prosecuted so that a prosecution rate of about 0.1% and that figure rose again in 2021 to 7778 cases of illegal eviction. that's nearly one in every hour on average, so it's a real problem but unfortunately the system is not working to protect tenants. without groups like yours, safer renting, they would have fewer advocates as well. john, from a group which tenant advocacy group which works in 12 of london's local authorities, i don't ask for the other 20 authorities are doing. and you very much. schools in england could face further strike action as the national education union has asked teachers to reje

eric hooker, fane, a tenant shows us his apartment. the hateful or the biggest change was taken the facade completely and putting on a new one. they said they're all bows in oh tracks. oh, perfect quarter. the gas lines were due for replacement, so why not do without them altogether? the city asked and paid to refit a whole neighbourhood with completely new facades, triple glazing, top notch insulation solar arrays on balconies and the roof and heat pumps. the housing association says that tenants were thrilled, even though some wished they could still cook with gas addison that took altered before people who often coke with a walk weren't keen on the idea of walker. and i do need to use a gas stove for that order. won't have amazon and because we're practically forcing them to switch away from gas by doing, we provided them with all the information and gave them all new stove. what's it a guy who she talked to them, i'd a change in the law meant that only 70 percent of residents had to approve the conversion. and so the project was ap

frequently changing tenants complained to neighbors in court.e house claimed that noisy parties were held in the apartment and the police often had to be called, then there were four and six guests every day, they arrived. have fun, you know, and we came from the job. we came home to rest, the lawsuit passed the stage of consideration by the supreme court. they decided that advertising an apartment on the site automatically turns it into a hotel room for such a business that involves a whole range of reception services, transfers, and daily cleaning. the controversial norm forced the entrepreneur to reach the constitutional court. and about third parties who live in the house. nobody thought. and how is it for them, how do they get great joy from this? there were a lot of russian women who earn on rent housing. most of them continue to work. in the gray zone today , the constitutional court tried to find a balance that would balance the rights of all interested parties. we are completely satisfied with the decision, because, firstly, and now, th