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Lieutenant Barrett: Would you like us all to leave the room so you can discuss it on the record or if you want to discuss in private you do have that option as Mr. O'Malley has stated. Commissioner Cotofan: Most of this is the first time I'm seeing it and the last time. Asst. Law Director O'Malley: You could take the matter under a transcript with the BZA to be fair. The proceedings was a judicial body and this case cannot and must not be decided on anything other than you shouldn't be communicating with any, I would even counsel except on the record. Commissioner Flannery: But no, I agree. Asst. Law Director O'Malley: One thing that worries me and one thing I would caution you against is you shouldn't reconvene and start all over again. You shouldn't invite the parties back into your deliberations or start searching for evidence that was never brought up or presented. Well, no. It's not ever brought up or what was presented to any other method. So, let me look at something. So the rules say that you'll convene and hear it within 30 days which you've done. That doesn't mean that it will be hearing it within 30 days doesn't mean that it's decided within 30 days by asking a judge downtown. And your third member won't be invited into the decision making. Right. Alright. So, you can tell them and excuse them. I'm sure that they don't necessarily want to stay because you've got more agenda items. Commissioner Flannery: I do. Asst. Law Director O'Malley: Yes. Thant: you for coming up. Dr. Borodkin: Thank you so much for coming. Commissioner Flannery: Thank you very much. Captain Angel Walling: I appreciate it. Good to see you too. Good to see you again, sir. Asst. Law Director O'Malley: The commission meets on the third Monday and it's likely that they`ll have their decision and announce it at that time. It'll be the fourth Monday. Commissioner Flannery: Oh, it's the fourth Monday? Okay. Asst. Law Director O'Malley: