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STATE OF FLORIDA
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IN RE:
MEETING OF THE GOVERNOR AND
CABINET
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CABINET MEMBERS:
GOVERNOR RICK SCOTT
ATTORNEY GENERAL PAM BONDI
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER JEFF
ATWATER
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
ADAM PUTNAM
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2017
LOCATION:
CABINET MEETING ROOM
LOWER LEVEL, THE CAPITOL
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA
REPORTED BY:
NANCY S. METZKE, RPR, FPR
COURT REPORTER
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Florida Department of Law Enforcement
By Commissioner Swearingen
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Board of Trustees of the Internal
Improvement Trust Fund
By Mr. Knickerbocker
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
Good morning.
I hope
everybody's house was fine after all that wind.
Good morning.
Welcome to the January 24th,
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Cabinet meeting.
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like to recognize Lee and Mackenzie Poppel to lead
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this morning's invocation.
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To begin our meeting, I would
Please remain standing after the invocation
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for the Pledge of Allegiance led by Ellie Jane
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Peters and Palmer Webb.
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Following the Pledge, we have the signing of
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the National Anthem by Katelyn Casey.
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wonderful today.
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This is a
(WHEREUPON, THE INVOCATION WAS GIVEN, THE
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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE WAS SAID, AND THE NATIONAL
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ANTHEM WAS SUNG).
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
Before we begin with the
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Agency agendas, I have one quick announcement.
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This past Friday DEP Secretary Jon Steverson
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submitted his resignation effective February 3rd.
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I know our office has received questions on his
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successor and the process for that appointment, and
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I'm sure your offices have also.
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Because the law requires us to publish agendas
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seven days in advance, we did not have enough
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notice to include the appointment on the agenda for
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this meeting; and so we cannot make any decisions
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today.
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Jon Steverson's last day is February 3rd, and
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our next scheduled meeting isn't until February
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7th.
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like to schedule a meeting by phone next week to
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vote on the appointment of the Interim Secretary
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and discuss the process for the appointment of a
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new Secretary as outlined in our Cabinet Governance
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Guidelines.
To prevent a vacancy in the position, I would
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Just like we have done with previous
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appointments that require me to appoint and the
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Cabinet to confirm, I will announce my nomination
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for Interim Secretary soon.
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each of you have plenty of time to meet with them
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prior to voting on the interim appointment.
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staff will reach out to your staff today to find a
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time that works for all of us.
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post it on the Cabinet website.
I wanted to make sure
We'll make sure to
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Does anybody have any questions?
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BONDI:
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COMMISSIONER PUTNAM:
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
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That's great.
I support that plan.
Everybody okay?
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BONDI:
I agree.
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
Next I'd like to recognize
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Rick Swearingen with the Florida Department of Law
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Enforcement.
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Good morning, Rick.
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COMMISSIONER SWEARINGEN:
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I have two agenda items for you today.
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Good morning.
I respectfully submit the minutes from the
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December 6th, 2016 Cabinet meeting for your
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approval.
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
Is there a motion on the
item?
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BONDI:
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
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CFO ATWATER:
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
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(NO RESPONSE).
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
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First,
So move.
Is there a second?
Second.
Comments or objections?
Hearing none, the motion
carries.
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COMMISSIONER SWEARINGEN:
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The second item is submission of the 2017
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Florida Law Enforcement Officers' Hall of Fame
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nominees.
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Hall of Fame, as you know, was created to recognize
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and honor law enforcement officers who put their
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lives on the line for the safety and protection of
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Florida citizens and visitors through their works,
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service, and exemplary accomplishments.
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The first five members were inducted in 2016,
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and plaques are displayed upstairs on the Plaza
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Level for the honorees.
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from the Florida Sheriffs' Association; the Florida
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Police Chiefs' Association; the Police Benevolent
Nominations were accepted
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Association; the Fraternal Order of Police; and the
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State Law Enforcement Chiefs' Association.
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The 2017 nominees are Richard M. Barry;
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William B. Berger; James T. Moore; Neil J. Perry;
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and J. M. "Buddy" Phillips.
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I would like to note that two of the nominees
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are former FDLE members.
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30 years of his law enforcement career at FDLE,
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serving as Commissioner for 15 of those years.
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Commissioner, he was at the helm when the
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Department underwent some significant changes in
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the 1990s that remain in place today, including
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regional restructuring and allocation of resources
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and developing our fundamental values of service,
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integrity, respect and quality.
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James "Tim" Moore spent
As
He continues to be a valuable confidant today.
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I have Commissioner Moore come back and speak to
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every one of our incoming agent classes about the
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FDLE way and the FDLE culture, and they always rate
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that as one of the highest segments of that
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training.
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And J. M. "Buddy" Phillips served as FDLE's
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director of mutual aid, providing valuable
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assistance to the law enforcement community in
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emergency situations.
Ironically enough, his son,
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Mike Phillips, currently serves as the Assistant
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Special Agent in Charge in that same role at FDLE
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today.
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I'd also like to point out that Buddy was
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appointed by two different governors between 1983
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and 2004 to fill posts of sheriffs who could not
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complete their term.
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in seven different counties.
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has ever held that
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that title.
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He actually served as sheriff
No other Floridian
-- or probably ever will hold
A reception and induction ceremony is
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scheduled for Saturday, May 20th.
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respectfully submit the names of the 2017 nominees
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for your consideration.
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
And, again, I
Is there a motion on the
item?
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BONDI:
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COMMISSIONER PUTNAM:
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
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(NO RESPONSE).
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
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So move.
Is there a second?
Second.
Comments or objections?
Hearing none, the motion
carries.
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Thank you, Rick.
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COMMISSIONER SWEARINGEN:
Thank you.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
Next I'd like to recognize
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Kal Knickerbocker with the Department of
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Agriculture and Consumer Services.
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Good morning.
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MR. KNICKERBOCKER:
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Trustees.
Good morning, Governor and
This morning we have just one item for
your consideration.
Sunray Venus, LLC has requested four new
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five-acre aquaculture bottom leases to be located
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in the Cape Romano Ten Thousand Islands Aquatic
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Preserve in Gullivan Bay, which is in Collier
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County.
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The applicant is requesting these leases to
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culture Sunray Venus clams.
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Conservation Commission and the Department of
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Environmental Protection's Coastal Office have
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reviewed the item and provided no comments.
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The Fish & Wildlife
This area is also reviewed, as are all of our
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requests, by the Army Corps of Engineers and the
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National Marine Fishery Service.
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particular was looked at for a couple of endangered
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species:
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A smalltooth saw tooth -- sawfish and
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loggerhead turtle.
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process was to make sure we sited them in the
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correct depth water, proper distances from nearby
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islands.
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Their job in that review
They've done that review, and they are pleased
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and told us to go ahead.
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recommending approval.
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
And so with that, we're
Is there a motion on the
item?
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BONDI:
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
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CFO ATWATER:
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
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(NO RESPONSE).
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
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So move.
Is there a second?
Second.
Any comments or objections?
Hearing none, the motion
carries.
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MR. KNICKERBOCKER:
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GOVERNOR SCOTT:
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That concludes today's meeting.
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Thank you.
Thanks, Kal.
Our next
meeting is February 7th in Tallahassee.
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Thanks everybody.
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF LEON
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I, NANCY S. METZKE, RPR, FPR, certify that I
was authorized to and did stenographically report the
foregoing proceedings and that the transcript is a true
and complete record of my stenographic notes.
DATED this 6th day of February, 2017.
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