Schulman instructs testimony must be on topic and calls next panel
Schulman reminds the public that testimony must be on the topic of food inspections and that off-topic testimony will not be allowed. She calls the next panel of Jacob Zychick and Michael Davoli and explains that each has two minutes and may submit longer written testimony.
I'm going to call up the next panel.
Before I call up the next panel, I just want to say that the testimony that you provide needs to be on topic.
It needs to be on food inspections.
If it's not, if it's off topic, the testimony won't be allowed.
So I just want everybody to know that.
The next panel is Jacob.
Zajcik and Michael Davily.
It's not required.
Don't worry about it.
Oh, yeah, it's about the bills.
But, yeah, it's about the topic that we're having the hearing on.
Sorry about that.
Yes.
You each have two minutes.
And summarize if you can, and then you can submit the testimony because we're looking at everything.
So we're not going to do anything before we do that anyway.
All right.
Who's going first?
You are?
Go ahead.