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and also have a representative from usi that will be able to peek more to that. >> good afternoon. commissioners. alexander stevens director of prescription with urban strategies to date dac has hosted 4 meetings. you see we had a number of residents attends meeting yesterday the highest number. over the past 4 meetings we have heavy low focused on the affordable options versus market rate and considered time combing through and arounding the questions. i believe our next topic will focus on workforce development and economic the opportunity. [inaudible]. commissioners, questions? hearing none. >> and then, i -- with regardings future meetings, they are when? do we have a slide of the future meeting the ones. >> i have been hearing commentary how the information around the meeting system getting to residents. can you tell mow what that process is? >> what do you mean how we present >> how does a resident find out when given that we are commissioners. and we don't a sense of when the next advisory meeting will take place. my assumption would be residents don't know when the next mee

and we're also joined by go through usi and ella whelan on that.gh our headline ilhelan welcome back. we're going through the papers this morning. kriss akabusi and ella whelan journalist and author and where should we start? should we start with this on the front of the feet? i think it's a really big story this kriss . you've chosen story this kriss. you've chosen it. this is starmer it. and this is keir starmer really finding his voice on the issue of brexit. obviously, we know in the immediate aftermath of he very much wanted of that vote he very much wanted to and get us back into the to try and get us back into the eu. then backtracked on that, eu. then he backtracked on that, went very quiet and he seems went very quiet and now he seems to found his confidence in to have found his confidence in coming saying actually, to have found his confidence in com know saying actually, to have found his confidence in com know weing actually, to have found his confidence in com know we do actually, to have found his confidence in com know we do wantilly