also for anyone who needs it, we do have ASL interpretation. Today's meeting is also being live streamed via zoom and on the Detroit tenants rights commission Facebook page with closed captions for anyone who needs that as well. All right, next we will go to the the be proposed purpose and what the tenants rights commission needs from you. So Jamie alluded to the fact that the tennis Rights Commission was formed last year, an ordinance was passed by city council, and this year the commission was seated in order to accomplish a number of things which were the vision, but one of the things that we wanted to make sure was clear was that Detroit residents voices were heard and what they wanted to see. This comes with this commission doing and what role they wanted this commission to play. So we have a lot of proposed roles in advocacy, remediation and endorsing policy, doing annual reports, but we also want to know exactly what residents need, the types of issues residents are having, and so in the months of June, July and August, we will be doing a lot of listening to residents, finding out what sorts of things are happening and where the biggest pain points are for the city, and how this commission can assist in like number one was saying, permitting evictions, but not only that, making Detroit a city where tenants feel safe and at home and where we can strengthen our neighborhoods and communities. So the next point is, we wanted to bring everyone up to speed on what this commission has been doing. Our last public meeting was in April, when we received it for the first time since then, we started with a body of seven. We had one Commissioner needed to resign for personal reasons, and so we do have a few vacancies on the commission. At this time, we met with various city departments. We have drafted our budget bylaws. We've set up multiple planning sessions, working with our advisor, David Bowser, and multiple city departments, and so that has been a huge work in progress for this group of pretty dynamic volunteers that behind the scenes. I mean, we're probably all meeting and talking to each other at least once or twice a week. So just getting more information, working with other groups in the city, tenant groups, neighborhood groups, and just trying to find out what the issues are, what we already have in the city, we have also been collecting a list of resources, and checking into those resources to see if there are solutions that are already out here that people don't know more about. We'll be doing some education on those things and making sure that we're providing the best options. Do any of the other Commissioners want to add some of the other activities