Gennaro invites environmental lawyers to help draft 561-A language

Thank you very much.

And to both witnesses, the first two, you know, you've been doing legislation for a long time.

And you have the bill, looked at it, you don't like it.

I mean, we're all ears in terms of, like, how would...

You write it.

I mean, you know how to do legal language.

I mean, we're welcome to anything.

People, I mean, not anything, but I mean, we want to work collaboratively with the environmental community to get the best bill that we can get.

And, you know, we...

Have to do something with 561, we got it, something has to happen because like the status quo is, you know, not really working in an optimum way and that's what we're trying to achieve.

So to the extent that, you know, we can get some New York lawyers and, you know, NRDC brainpower into

you know, offer us language.

It's just like, there's nothing wrong with that.

And we want to hear from people that care about the environment, they care about, you know, pollution.

And, you know, we're not snobs about getting input on

This is how we would do it.

This is how New York lawyers would do it.

And our D.C.

Would do it.

And we look forward to further discussions on how we can sort of forge that partnership.

So we're a team right now.

So you're conscripted.

Sorry.

Ryan, correct?

Sure.

Now, you just get the microphone nice and close.

You got to put the button on.