it's going to be used in triplicate, which seems a little old school, but that's what we do. and being used by staff out in the field. it allows us to cite for various vaylations listed. the final amounts listed as well. the collection of moneys is to be handled by the controllers office. that's something we'll track and make sure that happens probably quarterly. the appeals procedure is also laid out, and is with essentially the board of appeals. they don't come to you, they go to the board of appeals is if anyone is to appeal this citation. so that's really good news. we learned this citation is very specific to allow the site only venues that permits from us. so half of this is places that don't have entertainment permits that are potentially to be cited for not having an entertainment permit when they ought to have one. definitions of interand thement, emitting sounds, or things that we are called on to assist the police with. this is not a form that we're capable of using for that purpose. so that means we'll have to find a remedy, probably ledge slatively and work with

so, for example, when you go to a doctor, we're still filling out forms in triplicate on paper.e only business there is where you still have a whole bunch of paperwork. and what we're trying to do is to encourage information technologies so that when you go into a doctor, they can already pull down your medical records electronically. if you take a test, then it's sent to all the specialists who are involved so you don't end up having to take four or five tests, and pay for four or five tests, when all you needed was just one. those are the kinds of things that will take a little bit longer to actually take into effect, but hopefully over time they're actually going to lower cost. all right. i'm going to go boy, girl here to make sure it's fair. right here. absolutely. >> mr. president, i'm concerned about the furor lately that's been -- it's similar to what's happened in the past but it's reemerging, mostly from the republican party, but some democrats -- that social security needs to be privatized because it's losing money, and we're all going to -- and it's going to go broke,

so, for example, when you go to a doctor, we're still filling out forms in triplicate on paper.iness there is where you still have a whole bunch of paperwork. and what we're trying to do is to encourage information technologies so that when you go into a doctor, they can already pull down your medical records electronically. if you take a test, then it's sent to all the specialists who are involved so you don't end up having to take four or five tests, and pay for four or five tests, when all you needed was just one. those are the kinds of things that will take a little bit longer to actually take into effect, but hopefully over time they're actually going to lower cost. all right. i'm going to go boy, girl here to make sure it's fair. right here. absolutely. >> mr. president, i'm concerned about the furor lately that's been -- it's similar to what's happened in the past but it's reemerging, mostly from the republican party, but some democrats -- that social security needs to be privatized because it's losing money, and we're all going to -- and it's going to go broke, and that

for example, when you go to a doctor, we're still filling out forms in triplicate on paper. it is the only business there is where you still have to do that. itre trying to encourage permission technologies so that when you go into a doctor, they can already pull down your medical records electronically. it detects a test, then it is sent to all the specialists who are involved so that you do not have that pay for four or five tests when all you needed was just one. those of the kinds of things that will take a little bit longer to actually take into effect, but over time they are going to lower costs. i'm going to go boy, girl here to make sure it is fair. >> mr. president, i am concerned about the furor lately that is similar to the past but it is reemerging from the republican party, but some democrats, that social security needs to be privatized because it is losing money and we're all going to -- it is going broke and that sort of thing. how would you comment on that? >> i have been adamant in saying that social security should not be privatized and it will not be priva