so any regulations unenforceable. fifth the agency should make that the business model for lack of a better term can black list consumerism's from using services. obviously a cornerstone is to provide access to anyone who needs it and against discretionary practices that could arises that are enabled by the services. and feinstein the derivatives should have cleaner operating vehicles. we have the cleanest taxi fleet in the nation and while we have a first transit operation taxis play a critical role because people need private vehicles by need automobiles to get around but to the extent that is made that have vehicles that are not clean it works against our policies. so we think it's important that if those services are to operate they're supposed to be clean air vehicles. we think that's kind of the bare anytime in terms of what is needed to insure the basic public sadists policies and goals of the city. i think the proposed decision suggested that what they were recommending was aiken to highway we regulate taxis.

it doesn't explain how it's enforced, and you lawers love to call that vague and unenforceable. >> you'rer too, greg. >> we all sin. >> willfully approve. so as long the government can prove it was willful. you're thinking of $1,000, that's just probably the beginning of. it maybe one bill you forget. but $1,000? that's willful. >> what if he writes a check for 1 wood,000 to the city, does that cure or remedy the violation? >> it's probably a good idea to give money back, but you have a person who thought it was fine to spend money on his own personal things. that's the way he thinks. >> it's a cure, it's not a cover-up. >> it's not enough. if sit a crime, it's already been committed. >> what do you do to mandate he leave office? >> they'll use provision 108 to get him removed from office. >> but somebody has to enforce it. >> you have a judge that has to enforce it. and they're talking about that, they have to get the judge to enforce it with a writ. >> there are -- the feds are on to him for something else. there was a big company that wanted an easement and gave $100,000 to the city. g