for us as environmental organizers, environment just as organizers and jobs organizers, we felt the best just did not fit with the vision of what we have been fighting for for so many years. but i think that what we have come up with through these last few days is really like going head-to-head and working together with at any given time staff. we have come up with something that can move forward that we are comfortable with. i just want to get us back to the big picture of why we are pushing so hard for there to be a strong bill doubt attract while the purchasing track is going forward. those are the tracks we finally are starting to get to harmony on. originally, -- we have been pushing for years to do the whole enchilada all awards, so now, we have said that we see why they want to do the procurements start up right now, but we also want to make sure that the bill that is going to happen along a concurrent track with that. the main reasons, just to get back to some very basic things that you all know but i want to repeat because they're so important. that is because every week, we get

using environmental protection as political leverage. here us that's exactly what i mean. yes that's exactly what i mean. you know it's a well known fact that there are many environmental organizations that are actually becoming less and less concerned with environment and at the same time the more and more concerned with politics. what particular organizations do you mean. how would you rather not name them because i don't want to advertise them. i would advise our people not to join those organizations because they are in misleading when people tell you you can't do these stories that is because it causes harm to the environment and your health. and they say this without any preliminary study or any research any examination. without engaging in japan and x. spurts and even without conducting primitive laboratory tests they were good to us from was this home with me but. even one more question if they there have been reports that the russian jew graphical society along with the into restraint of agencies are going to develop ecotourism in russia but as any to. tell us more about this project do you really have such plans of. your european viewers probably know that there is such a

as critical is, for example, the implementation of the environmental justice program approved in 2009. the community benefits program would give us a vehicle to be able to think about implementation. many organizations talk about environmental justice. the question within the puc staff is what that actually means for day-to-day work. for the commission, the question that comes back to me is when are you going to start implementing it. what does it mean for the decisions we make, the programs we do, and the activities we support? those would be quick responses to one question and has been around how we think about implementation. the other question that came in this week was the role that community-based organizations are going to have as we think about community benefits. in the resolutions, we refer to stakeholders and stakeholder engagement. we do not specifically call out community-based organizations. that has caused some concern with community-based partners. in response to that, i just want to take the opportunity to say as we think about stakeholders' we include community-based organizations as stakeholders. we did not specifically call out community-based organizations because we also unders