recommend 10 xinhua,, disagree. finding 13, disagree. >> no. that's agree. >> that was the one i was not clear on. the finding 14 was disagree. supervisor farrell: recommendation 12 was disagree. supervisor campos: ok, so -- >> there is one more. recommendation 13 is disagree. supervisor campos: we have a motion from supervisor farrell. thank you, colleagues, for your thoughts on that. before we move on this, i want to acknowledge the work of the budget and legislative analyst. their office has spent a great deal of time working with us going through the civil grand jury report. there are very meticulous and thorough, i want to thank them for their work on this. we have of motion. if we can take that without objection. again, something as important as the whistleblower program, if we don't agree with everything that was said, the kind of discussion that we just had shows the great deal of benefit that can come from this kind of report. i think a lot of good things can happen because of this. i want to thank the controller for his work and to th

. >> a professor at xinhua university, we asked her about the current situation in japan with respect to custody disputes. >> the number of newly filed visitation cases exceeded 8,900 in 2010. that is more than four times the number in 1999. there are many reasons for this increase. the major one is more fathers are involved in child rearing more actively nowadays. however, the system is still sole custody. that's quite clearly behind the times. japan is one of the few developed countries in the world to maintain this system. before 1980, most developed countries had sole custody, but empirical and longitudinal studies showed that maintaining contact with non-custodial parents is beneficial for the children's well-being. that's prompted the change. that's one reasonjapan sticks to this system, because there is a strong belief that it is in the best interest of the child to be with one parent after divorce. so, it's quite common for courts to limit visitation for non-custodial parent to just several hours per month. some people are really worried about divorce cases involving domestic