Board of Commissioners - Regular Meeting

Okay, thank you everyone. Lana, at this time, do you have anything to add or improve on the agenda?

Yes, Mr. President, we have something to add on the subject of land and resources for Eurasian Milfoil on the Pocket Lake. Under the Auditor Treasurer, for food trucks, 1 to 4 days of stay, on-site liquor sale, license for administration, request for permission to announce the intention of implementation, And under Lok Nirman, Geneva, for the Lahamedu Bridge, for the Bullion, for the science, has been joined. We are starting the presentation from 2676 today.

Mr. President, I would like to ask all the groups to accept the agenda. Thank you, Charlie. Is there anyone else who would like to join or discuss? Laila, please. Request.

Mayor Schmidt. Kolina. Yes. Presentation completed.

Thank you. At this time, I am seeing a presentation on minutes.

Mr. Mayor, I will present a presentation.

I will support him.

Charlie. Thank you. Any discussion on minutes? Please bring it.

They. Mayor. Kolina. Yes. Presentation completed.

Thank you. At this time, I call on Beka Nielsen and Clifton Larson-Allen to give us a report on our audit for 2025. Hello everyone.

I believe that most of you know me, but for those who don't know me, I am Beka Nielsen and I am the manager of your audit team for this year. So if you want to move forward and want to go to slide 2, So, this is our agenda for today. So, I am going to tell you about our team who will work on your audit in detail. I am going to tell you about some necessary procedures. I am going to give you a detailed overview of your internal control, your Minnesota law enforcement test, and the results of your collective audit. And in the end, I will discuss your progress. So, let's come to slide 4. This is the list of the main members of your team. Of course, we have Douglas Host with us. This year, your principal will again be in the audit. So, he did everything. And then I was your engagement manager again. And then Lily was with us, who was the head of the audit. And then there were other team members with us, who were specialised in state and local governments, who helped us complete our projections. So, let's come to slide 5. When you come here, you will get a different letter, which will be called your administrative letter. So, like last year, there has been no special change since last year. There is just some important information that you need to know as a board. This will come with your final documents. We are still giving some things as a final form, but I hope that they will be mailed here in a few days. And then I just wanted to note that we had a transformative trial. So this is a clean order trial for Viti Bhimna again for this year. Then on slide 6. So as an auditor, we have two different types of written decisions. One will be your material shortcomings. So these are the shortcomings where we believe that there is some possibility that there is a material misunderstanding that could not be stopped or caught at the time. And then there are the major deficiencies, which are the material deficiencies, except that we believe that they are less serious than your physical deficiencies. So this year too, there was a shortage of duties for your many shortcomings. So there are some county departments who do not have enough employees to properly separate your duties and your upcoming money, and it is not possible to employ enough people to fulfill those duties for the county. And then I am happy to tell you that we did not have any significant shortcomings this year. So let's go to slide 8. So every year, the state of Minnesota publishes legal guidance on these laws, which they want us to test with the county or agree on. So I am happy to tell you that this year we did not have any item. We had solved a problem last year, in which one Bhuptan invoice date of 35 days was mentioned. That's why we solved it this year. And then, under auditing, it is necessary to get an audit once for any company that buys or spends a dollar fund. It is necessary to get it audited once. This year, the county spent 3.4 million. So, according to our audit, we tested two major programs. One was SNAP, your complete nutrition assistance program, and the other was medical assistance. And then this year, in our test, we found a big lack in your medical assistance program. And it was only in the test of two case files. The one that was registered in the system did not match with the assistance documents kept. Oh, but I saw that there was no change in the identity determination. And if we go to slide 10, then these will be your income results. So this slide shows your government funds, so all your funds in the last 5 years have been shown separately to Rajas and VEA. So in the 4th year, Rajas and VEA's take value was more than 19 million. So in Rajas Vastam, almost 0.6 million increased from last year. Million increased. Whereas in VEA Vastam, almost 3.5 million decreased. So, mainly your deficit in the Wai was due to your deficit in your Poonjigat Paryojna course and this mainly happened due to your Bolton Chal Bhawan. This was done in 2024. And let's move on to slide 11. So, this slide is showing the Wai and Nidhi Shesh of your months for all those government Nidhis. So, at the end of the year, the county had 52 million in unimpeded Nidhi Shesh. So, this is going to be determined by your unregistered vote, by your approved plan and arrangement. All of these will be included in your approved plan. And then at the end of the year, we calculated that there were about 8.9 months of vacations in the plan. So, compared to the previous year, the average age and then the official recommendation is that it should not be less than 3 to 5 months. So, you are quite above that balance. And in total, I would like to note that your fund balance has increased by about $5.4 million since last year. Let's move on to slide 12. So, in the last five years, as per work, this is your capital. The capital of your intergovernmental state and the state of your county is about 77. So, based on your income from the intergovernmental state, we will go down. So, you will see that in 2024, there was a decline in the intergovernmental state. The last money spent on COVID-19, you will see that some of them in the Inter-Government in 2022, had increased a lot. It was mainly your COVID-19 money and it is being spent. And if you want to go to slide 13, then this is according to your work in the last five years. I wanted to note that for this year, there was a change in the reporting, so those roads, now the development projects were first classified as roads and roads. This year, we have placed them in the budget. This is why there was a lot of decline on your roads and roads, and your budget has increased. And then we have placed some of those budgets in your other works as well, such as buying equipment or other things. They have also been placed in your budget for this year. And this is only the government's opinion.

I know that I should not speak on that point in between. I was going to say that our capital is almost stable. They don't come to Salana. And... Yes. I mean, we got double the expense. You know, in 23, we got double the expense compared to 22. And what did you write? In exchange for Manco. Yes.

So will it depend on whether you have got some extra money or not? I believe that we have done it. But it was not extra.

In our county, through Bikrikar, we have extra money, but...

I don't think there has been a big increase in Bikrikar, as far as I know. Okay, but as I said, I think in 2023 or 2024, you got extra musical money. And that's why, along with that, there was an increase in your income for these projects. Yes, but...

You will talk about this with Shri Akshan, but I don't think so.

Thank you.

Let's move on to slide 14. So these are the kings and queens of your Kosh. Your kings have passed away for all the years presented. After the annivit potions, the last zodiac sign of your Kosh is about four to two billion years old. So this is the difference inside and outside of you. And then the final cost was approximately 35.1 million. And at the end of the year, we counted 12.6 percent of your total cost. So it was about two months more than last year. In total, from 2024, your average cost of the course is about 290,000. So this was a deficit in your financial income, which was offset by the increase in the cost of living for the workers and for the benefits. And then in your average cost, in your kingdom, there was an increase of approximately 95,000 dollars. Apart from this, your service was limited to other houses. However, in 2020, in your average cost, your interest came and there was a deficit in the government kingdom. So, let's move on to slide 15. So, this will be your Lok Nirmand Kosh. So, since last year, there has been an increase of approximately Rs. 282,000 in Rajasthan. So, your Saja has increased in Rajasthan. So, this will be the help of your Rajya Nagar Pali. And then, there has been an increase of approximately Rs. 189,000 in your Vya. Most of this was due to the increase in your usefulness in local investment, which was paid to Otter Tail County for some projects. Then in 2025, the shortage in the purchase of cattle also increased. Therefore, after the sale of your asset, there was a shortage of about 1 million in the total fund balance. The final fund balance is about 5.5 million, of which about 4.9 million is for your road projects. And then at the end of the year, the cost of 2.8 months is in the fund balance. So, it is a little less than 2024. Let's move on to slide 16. So, this is your Manasewa Rajasthu and the wedding is about to take place. So, after your transfer, in the fund, in the fund balance, compared to last year, there was a shortage of about Rs. 9,200,000. So, in the last four years, Rajasthu has had more expenses in the fund. And then at the end of the year, in the fund balance, there is an expense of about 8.6 months in the fund balance, which is equivalent to last year. So, your expenses amounted to around Rs. 61,000. We saw that this was due to the lack of awareness in your profession due to the loss of your livelihood. And then, in the houses, there was an increase in the number of people serving and the number of government employees. In Rajas, there was an increase of around Rs. 550,000. And then, at the end of the year, the balance was at Rs. 1 million. Okay, let's move on to slide 17. So at the end of the year, this is the salary of your county. So I wanted to note that your Jio Rajya Swabandh is a waybandh that has been issued by the county on behalf of Pope Douglas Solid Waste. So they are being returned from Pope Douglas Solid Waste. And then in your Shatipurti Anupastati, there was an increase of approximately Rs. 472,000. So this is going to give you health benefits and benefits. Let's move on to slide 18. In 2020, we implemented a new legislation, GSB-102, on some risks. We were just analyzing whether there are any other risks in the county that we have to clarify in the statement and we did not note anything for 2025. Two new accounting standards are going to come in 2020. GSB-XO3, which is a change in the WTIA reporting model. And then GSB-104, which is something special for the Capital Asset Risk Disclosure. And then I also want to tell you that your WTIA statement and OSA reporting form will be submitted with your data collection form to the deadline. I want to thank the finance team very much. This year's order was very thoughtful. When everything is ready for us, we really appreciate it. When information is easily available, our work becomes very easy.

So again, thank you very much to the finance team. Does anyone have any questions? I mean, a few years ago, when they were bringing a sentence to the Auditor Treasurer from the library, we were given a reference for it.

And they used to take approximately $8 a day.

Because the same person who was writing there, he was brought here. That's why we thought that due to lack of attention, this should be done. To ensure this, we need another person to be a watchman there. We used to get $8 a day there.

To speed up the pencil, that's it. People do a lot of work for us. We appreciate it.

and morgazb reporting morgazb, morgazb reporting and update and change and have to change yes, have to do this so still thank you for whatever you do at this time, I would like to call Dave Rush from Land and Resource Suprabhaat David Suprabhaat So for this morning's board, I have two items First of all, if you remember the meeting two weeks ago, the board worked on an environmental analysis worksheet for Pashtunak Properties Bajri Khadaan. And you made the decision that you made a negative announcement, which means that before making a decision on that project, there was no need for any other environmental assessment. At that time, the board had asked me to prepare a set of signatures in support of that boy. This morning, the seller of the signatures is in front of you. If the board accepts them, decides to accept them, then we will have to inform the Environmental Quality Board in a process and it will be displayed on the EQB monitor and we will have to inform all the different agencies. So once we do this, our work will be completed with this framework and worksheet. And as I think the board knows, you gave the permission to use the facility permit for the property of Padre Nick in the last meeting. Therefore, further action can be taken. So if there are questions about Lester, then I am asking for the acceptance and acceptance of the facts. I support this. Thank you, Jeff. Any other discussion? No, please. Schmidt. Yes. Kolina. Yes. Rai. Upward. Mayor. The request has been fulfilled. Very good. So, the next item for you is...

The Board has asked for two things.

This action, specifically for 2026, is not part of our AIS plan. Our plan is to quickly respond to new infections. But this is not part of our plan or budget. And two, I believe that the board had asked what are the aggressive plant treatments that should be brought to the board for your thoughts and suggestions. At the beginning of this year, some work was being done on the pocket lake. Eurasian water mill foil was found there and I think that if you look at your packet, there is a map that shows that it is basically on three places, but especially in the southern third part of the lake and most of the time near the Sarvajanik, it seems to be spread with the southern tetrachae. So our workers and DNR workers went there and TNR has confirmed that it was a milfoil. We informed Jheel San and as you can see from your packet, Jheel San is very supportive of the treatment of this infection. In the hope that it can be controlled and maybe it can also be completely eliminated so that this whole pocket does not spread in the lake. The pocket is not a very big lake. Therefore, if you have any external contamination of milfoil, then it will be extremely harmful for that lake. In your packet, you can see that the lake has indicated that they want to see its treatment. They have the ability to collect money for their treatment in this basket. There is no capacity to try. That's why we contacted them and indicated that we can possibly do the treatment. You will see that in your packet for PLM, there is an estimated cost. It is estimated that in the future, we have made some arrangements to use a clinical treatment. We are making a plan. And this Priscilla core is not wrapped in the Rasayanic treatment, but they were in one position here for several months and this Priscilla core was presented as a special Rasayan of one species, which can be used or herbicide, which will be used for treatment. We used it for the second treatment. I don't remember if it was Bharti or Grant Lake. I think we had treated Bharti. I think that this board has to decide whether or not we want to continue this treatment as a natural reaction and then in the future it will depend on the Jheel Sangh to do any other treatment of Eurasian Watermilfoil in the lake if they want to do so. Mr. President, do you still have money left in the Kosh of the aggressive people for this year? Or is it something that should go into your budget? So, we had kept the money aside for the immediate return. I remember that we had left about 50,000 Rs. Okay, you did the work without a budget. So, you should have it. We should have it.

Justin is looking at you. He is shaking his head.

Yes, he checked. We will definitely talk to Vidya to ensure this. But we did not keep all that in the budget that we had available. Because we want to try to keep it safe for future operations. We had spent it on Signal Crayfish a few years ago. I think it is very useful. I think it is very useful. But in the future, Adhikansh Jheel Sangh uses his own fund. And we help. Yes, Justin helps all of them. But I did it to tell them that if they can't do this work, then it would be very good to complete it. It is possible that we will not meet them next year. I will keep a proposal with this. We will move forward. I support this. Thank you. Any other discussion?

Shreeman Swapati, do you have any other options other than the use of chemicals for tea?

Yes, Shreeman Swapati, there are many things that can be done, but today due to lack of time in the morning, let me tell you that none of these are that beneficial. As you know, hand-cutting, mechanical cutting, I don't know what other special drugs we can use. But most of the time, you are either busy with hand-cutting or hand-cutting.

When you cut, instead of cutting the plant, you try to get it out of there.

Yes, there are some negative effects of the treatment. You are going to treat the plants, the plants will die, they will sit on the bottom of the lake. The life span of this Priscilla Quark is very short and it is very special for milfoil. So it is better to use some other treatments which are mostly herbicides.

. . .

Yes, in the case of Eurasian watermilfoil, it is a plant that gives seeds in summers and peaks and breaks into pieces. Therefore, you will see such activity increasing in this time of year. This is the reason why we want to treat it before reaching that state. So when we talk to UmDNR, he has already told us that by the end of September, and if necessary, he is okay with treatment until the beginning of October. That's why we are in that window right now. When normal Eurasian water, milfoil treatment is done, then is it done before the seeds are removed?

And then one thing that bothers me is that the right to reach is there, you know, and It can be standardized inside and outside other lakes. And everyone on the lake wants this to be done, so I don't have any problem with it.

I have received a call in support of this. Any other discussion? Please take it.

Kolina. Yes. Rasta.

No.

Beyer. Schmidt. It has been approved.

So no. As long as there is anything else, no. Do you need to testify on this? I have already testified.

I'm happy.

Number. At this time, I would like to call Auditor Treasurer Vicky Doolin. Suprabhaad Vicky.

Suprabhaad. I only have one item. Actually, I have one item for the house. As you may remember, in the beginning of this year, I had raised the issue of food trucks with a one to four day on-sale liquor license. This was a special law that was given to Douglas County. Since then, you have authorized a committee to come with a few deals from the government. So now we are in front of the board sitting in the next seat. They are ready to present the instruction. However, before doing so, I will have to publish in the newspaper that not only to discuss the instruction, but also to discuss the special law, one person will be heard. Does he want to accept from the county or not? And if yes, then the instruction will be submitted and if it is so, then he will also be accepted. Therefore, before doing so, on Tuesday, October 6, in the morning, 9 o'clock, 1 o'clock, for public hearing, you need permission to broadcast.

On that day, our board will sit.

Thank you. Thank you. Any other discussion?

Mr. President, should it be at 9 o'clock? If we get better information from the public, then can we do public hearing in the evening?

I think they have a lot of burden here. The fact is that you know, the workers and everyone else, sometimes this is the time of the day.

Charlie, I have a tip for you that the people who are coming here, they are usually working during the day because they are doing their mobile food truck and other work in the evening. That's why I think they should make it.

That's why I think they should make it. I have been in the business of food and alcohol all my life and for me, the day can usually start at around 4 in the afternoon.

Yes, that's what I'm saying. It can be better for them in the morning at night. Okay, if we can talk. Okay. Okay. Can you send this draft?

Or can you email Tony Chesak? He is the director of the Minnesota Licensed Beverage Association. I met him on the phone yesterday for an hour. And as I told him, I don't want him to change anything. for obvious reasons, because for the people present here. Douglas County is going to become a test county for the organization.

If it passes, then in 2027, this is not just like an ice cream truck that is selling alcohol on the road. For a food truck, there are 12 days in a year, and this should only be a personal activity. They can't go to a festival park. They can't go to a liquor store. Yes, and they can't sell mangoes to the public.

This should only happen in a private event.

I'll give you the details of that. Any other discussion? Laini, please.

Let's go. Mayor. Schmidt. Kalina.

Yes.

Presentation.

Now let's talk to Jill Frizzell with Nideshak. Thank you. Any other discussion?

Mayer, Schmidt, Kalina, Rastav, Parish.

I have the next item. Every year, by the end of September, we have to decide our initial budget. We are still working on the budget. We are also waiting for the BIMA numbers to go back from all departments. And we are saying to fix our budget. Okay, so at this time, we are thinking of starting only 40, 460, 460 on those entire lists. This is the age of 8.3 percent from 2026. We know that we are not going to reach this point, but to complete the initial levy, we are thinking of doing this today.

And I know that I had spoken to some department heads who are working on it and they are going to get it. Nothing has been answered and it seems that it is working and they are reducing it. So we are moving in the right direction. So I will keep the levy at 8.37% and hope that it will be reduced further.

I will support him with this fact that it can't be more than this and we are hoping to reach 5 or even less than this.

This can actually be the most. Who will have to send it to the state by the end of this month? That number. Okay, any other discussion? No, please.

Mayor Schmidt.

Yes.

Kalena.

Yes.

And then one more thing, if I can quickly say that many of my employees do not usually attend board meetings, but if you look at the back, Kim Scott is sitting next to Tim Erickson. She is a lecturer in the Department of Construction. So she works on a lot of audit and construction issues of the Department of Construction. And then in the next paragraph, where Bryna is, we have Brandon, who works on a lot of ordinary construction work and brings all construction situations together in a book that is more than 200 pages long. And for that, he makes notes and makes notes for that. She also works a lot with Chinese Social Service Audit and Pope Douglas Solid Waste. and helps in all aspects of the Brinda Budget and in the work of the review, audit and review, then the detailed information cannot come out with all their work.

On behalf of the board, I would like to thank you and your staff for all your work because you are right and this is a very good job. It is easy to learn from you. I do everything for us through you until you have anything to say. Look at the audit. Look at the audit. You have proved that you know what you are doing and you are encouraging us.

Thank you for bringing us here. The person we were waiting for, Tim Erickson, Lok Nirmal. So, when you saw it in 2023, it actually includes the money of our Sanghi Dhan, which Ullekh Beka had done. We had made a tissue for the county road.

So, it had about one and a half million dollars. This is the same year when we made the roundabout in pilot. So for that we spent 1.5 million dollars. Our YMCA roundabout contract was for 2022. We didn't make it in 2023. So expenses came in 2023. That year we also had county road 8. So we had to go from county road to interstate bridge. Where we were going to make it in 2022. So his budget was made in 2022. And I think he had about 3.5 million on it. It was really made in 2023.

It's a lot smarter because your fund balance always has a little extra money. And it can be based on the money that you have kept there.

Well, I don't necessarily know about this. A lot of this comes from me. Money comes and when it is spent,

We spend them that same year. Yes, I understand all the roundabouts, but you know, because you people do a very good job. Your previous government had made a plan for about five years. And one thing about funding for roads, it is very stable. Yes, our bickering gives us a special right in this county, but it is every year for one to two years. It is within a few lakhs, so the numbers are usually very stable.

Yes, so yes, with your question. So yes, with your question, why did this double happen? Why did this 12 to 24 happen? We are saving money. And to be honest, the answer to this is this. Because there is a lot of difference between the seller and us. Where we were making it, and then in the end, it was time to spend it. And then in the end, it was time to spend it. And that's why we did this. And in 2023, everything went well. Tufanto, you were right.

Okay, not many times, but I will give it. Thank you. Okay.

We have three items for you guys this morning. Take it. Thank you for giving me the third item tomorrow. The first item is a proposal for the construction of our primary bridge. So Oswala Township is thinking of changing bridge number 21. This is on Bird Lake Road. It passes over the Central Lakes Trail. There are a lot of characters for township bridge funding. Without this proposal, they don't get that money. So this is actually it. That money comes through the county. We help them find out how to move forward with the construction and all the funds for it. So he is responsible for $10,000. And this is the limit.

I have a proposal that we give approval to proposal 2671. I will support it.

Charlie, thank you. This is a very good deal. This is a proposal of $10,000 out of a $1.2 million deal. Please apply the money.

Schmidt.

Yes.

Kalina.

Yes.

Buyer. The request has been completed.

The next thing I want to do is, I don't know, we have a plan, I swear. So I usually like to do this when I know that the construction is complete. Construction is going to be done by November this year.

Your round has only started yesterday.

My round has only started yesterday. We are and we are already getting phone calls. Yes. Don't worry. Thank you.

This is my area.

You are welcome, sir. According to your schedule, I think we usually choose a few days before Thanksgiving. We can also see that your TNT meeting is on December 1st. And if you want to do it on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, then we can do that on one of the days after your TNT meeting. What is the day for everyone on November 24th? It is Tuesday. The week of Thanksgiving.

What are you doing?

Tim.

I am fine. Tuesday, 24th.

You want to leave at 9. It doesn't matter. 8.30. Okay. 8.30.

At the local office? Yes.

At work? 8.30.

And Lina, what did you understand? Yes.

I understood, Mr. Shibhan.

If we can get a proposal on this, then this is a plan because this is outside our rules.

Did you understand? On Tuesday, 24th, at 8 a.m. at Lok Nirmand Vibhag in Pathan, I will have a proposal for the arrangement of the Lok Nirmand Vibhag in Pathan. I will support it.

But this will not happen in November. Yes.

Didn't you say November? I didn't say. 24th November. Good proposal.

Any other information?

Any other discussion? Please bring it.

Kalina. Yes. They. Me. Schmidt. Yes.

The proposal has been completed. And if it's a room book, we'll throw it out. Give you the initials. Now I'm right. Now we can come here. It's looking good. The last thing I have to do is to invite Boli for SAP 02-5-9602. So I got an email yesterday afternoon that Rajya Pool Engineer has signed on to that plan. Finally. Finally. Um. Haan.

This will not happen in this cloud.

We are thinking of starting construction in March, April, May 2027. The reason is that we know that we are thinking of making a roundabout on the Mac AT2 and we want it to be made before the Polus project. So this is the time when we are moving forward.

When will we make a roundabout? You know what I mean. You are talking about my neighbor again. Look, we couldn't work with the attestive implant. And...

This is right.

And this is a roundabout way. And then 23 is a roundabout way. So, we made friends yesterday.

Okay?

I just want to tell you. I am sure you got a call.

Yes, I did. Yes, there is a lot of filth. I mean, someone lives there. Yes, his son lives there. Yes, you live there too.

Every day it stays closed. By the way, when were you going to make the roundabout?

Next year, in June, July, August. Next year.

We want to complete it, right?

Will this be done? We have to build this building before Memorial Day. No, I'm following you. I just wanted that when this is done, we can do one wrong thing at a time. I will make a request to the scientist for a speech. SIP 02-159602. I understand. Thank you.

Any other discussion? Please.

Mayor. Schmidt. Kalina. The request has been completed.

Okay, we are good. Thank you very much. Okay, thank you. At this time, I am going to open the stage for the item from Sadan. Whoever comes, please tell me your name and address. I don't remember anything else. But you get three minutes.

My name is Margaret Martin. I live in Alexandria in the 21st Northwest. I am here as the number of Alexandria Area Indivisible. Our mission as a non-Pakshpati community is to promote positive, progressive values and activities that support strong institutions, justice organizations, and community groups. Today, we are here to tell the county authorities that we will support them and answer them. We want to conduct such public works that will attract the attention of the media and prepare the public for it. The right to a grant is valuable for all our other rights. Our ability to make changes at all levels depends on who people let represent them. Today, we are here to strengthen our democracy at the local level through the protection of our elections and the nation. We are here to support our election officials, our neighbors, and our election administration. We are here to ensure that the voice of the people of this county is heard. This is a sad fact that we will have to come forward and say something so fundamental and valuable. But I urge the board to do everything in their power to ensure that our strong and independent process continues so that we can trust our election officials, support them in their work, and focus our attention on protecting our freedom of expression and counting our votes. Do the Chief Election Officials have a map of the borders of the 100-feet square? Samvedan Sheel Maddata Jaankari Dene Ke Anrodh Sahit Sanghiya Sarkar Dwara Hastakshep Ke Maamle Mein Kya? Karwai Ki Yojana Banai Ja Rahi Hai? Agar Daag Ghar Matpatra Dene Se Mana Kar Deta Hai, To Kya Koi Yojana Hai? Kya Aapka Board Humare Chunawon Ke Liye Khatraon Ki Sarvajanik Roop Se Ninda Karega? And in the end, what is the most valuable thing that an organisation like ours, Alexandria Area Indivisible, can do to get people to vote? The packet that you have received includes the intention to liberate Madan. And we urge Aayukto to sign it. Thank you, Aayukto. Thank you. Thank you for the information.

At this time, I would like to know something else from Sadan. Something else from Sadan. This time, I would like to ask for permission to leave. Charlie. Thank you. Any other discussion? Please come.

Rasta. Mayor. Schmidt. Yes. Kalina. Yes. Permission granted.

Thank you.