To the flag of the United States of America and to the stands, one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> The New Jersey Open Public Meetings Law was enacted to ensure the right of the
public to have advanced notice and to attend the meetings of public bodies at which any business affecting their interests is discussed or acted upon. In accordance with the provisions of the act, the Portland Board of Education has caused notice of this meeting to be published on February 18th, 2026, posted
on the district website at www.fle.com, published in the board's designated online media outlet newspapers, the record in the star ledger, filed with the clerk of the bureau of Fort Lee and mailed to all persons, if any, who have requested said notice. Please be advised, this meeting is being recorded and may be broadcasted on local TV and
online at a future date. The open public meeting act allows for participation at board meetings and defines meeting as any gathering whether corporal or by means of communication equipment which is attended by or open to all of the members of a public body held with the intent on the part of the members of the body present to discuss or act as a unit
upon the specific public business of that body. Roll call please. >> Aspires Kang >> here. >> Miss Curry >> here. >> Mr. Goslin >> here. Miss Kang Mr. Lopez >> here. >> Mr. McTurnan
>> here. >> Miss Perez >> here. >> Miss Richtor >> here. >> Miss Morel >> here. >> The board will be convening to executive session to discuss legal personnel and other confidential matters. The board will reconvene into public session at
approximately 7:30 p.m. I have a motion to go into executive session. >> Motion. >> Second. >> Motion Morell. Second. Curry. Roll. All in favor? >> I. Any opposed? Yeah.
To the republic for it stands. One nation under God, indivisibley for all. Okay. The New Jersey open public meeting laws were enacted to ensure the rights of the public to have advanced notice
and to attend the meetings of public body at which any business affecting their interest is discussed or acted upon. In accordance with the provision of the act, the Courtland Board of Education has caused notice of this meeting to be published on February 18th, 2026, posted on the district's
website, www.f lb.com published in the board's designated online media outlet newspaper the record and the star ledger filed with the clerk of the burough portly and
mailed to all persons if any who have requested said notice please be advised that this meeting is being recorded and broadcasted on local TV and online at future dates the open public meeting act allows for participation at board
meetings and defines meetings as any gathering whether pictorial or by means of communication equipment which is attended by or open to all of the members of a public body held in held with the intent on the part of the
members of the body present to discuss or act as a unit upon the specific public business of that body. Roll call please. >> Miss Buyers Kang >> here. Miss Curry >> here. >> Mr. Goslin >> here.
>> Miss Coten is absent. Mr. Lopez. >> Perfect timing. Mr. McTurnan >> here. >> Miss Perez >> here. >> Miss Rector >> here. >> Miss Morell >> here. The board convened into executive session at 6:30 to discuss legal
personnel and other confidential matters. Miss Colaso, will you begin by sharing your superintendence report? >> Yes. >> Thank you, President Morurell. Good evening to everyone joining us tonight. Um, I will first hand over the
microphone to two of our Fort Le High School students, Nasha Chuchima, who's becoming a regular visitor at our board meetings, and Isabelle Lynn to share what's going on at Fort Le High School. So Jason Kim was the grand prize winner
of the regenerant ISF local competition and earned first place in this category. He also earned two special awards including a full scholarship for NGIT summer program and a mathematics award. We will continue on to Phoenix, Arizona to compete nationally this spring. Eight Forley High School students have their
artwork displayed at Cafe Leo in Leona, New Jersey for the month of April. Portland High School Key Club participated among 26 other New Jersey key clubs on district education conference from March 26 to 28. A total of 38 Portland Key Clubers attended the decom and this included our New Jersey
district governor Abigail Lee Econ chair Henry Deus, Lieutenant Governor Andy Andy Dong, and Lieutenant Governor Jacob Park. Attending this trip, Fortley High School students were able to attend various workshops that improve their leadership skills and they had the opportunity to receive valuable lessons
from professional organization speakers. Students learned about the importance of community service, how to execute it, and how to stay organized to make the community a better place. We also celebrate the retirement of New Jersey Key Club District Governor Abigail Lee, Decon Chair Henry De Jesus, and
Lieutenant Governor Andy Dong, and the election of new New Jersey Key Club District Secretary Jacob Park, Lieutenant Governor Ena Kim, and Lieutenant Governor EMTT Lee. Our club won numerous awards that raised Fort Le's name. Here is a full list of the Decon awards and the accomp
accomplishments at our school. The family relations award first place golden member award for Cairo from Haros ortorial contest third place for Riley. Distinguished officer awards for president Jaden Chen, co- vice president
Elijah Shen, co-stan Jen, secretary Ena Kim, editor Eileen Madova, treasurer Kevin Alzadorian, and web master Brianna Dominguez, and also a scholarship for New Jersey district member Abigail.
It's always so good to be back here. The student council and the school council department are holding their annual career fair which will be held on Thursday, April 30th from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. in the high school cafeteria. This event provides our students with an
opportunity to explore a variety of career pets and connect with professionals from different fields. Several local community agencies along with other organizations will be in attendance. A big reminder and this is very important, the NSLA testing will
begin next week. Students in grade 11 will take the NDLA science assessment on Monday and Tuesday, April 27 and 28. All students have a delayed opening. I don't have delayed opening on that. I'm a junior. On Wednesday, April 29th,
students in grade 9 will take the NLA adaptive ELA writing session. All other students have the label, including me. All students are to report to school at 7:45 a.m. on Thursday, April 30th. Students in grade nine would take the
Nisle adaptive reading sessions. A big congratulations to Luke Senator. Once again, he received the honor of Bergen record athlete of the week for baseball. This is his second athlete of the week award just for his senior year.
This team is currently 10 and one and ranks 14th on the north jersey.com top 25 list. Another big congratulations to senior Frankie Mazero. He has once again secured another school record in the high jump. I mean, he's killing it.
This time he surpassed the 6'7 mark in. That's taller than he is. The boys and girls track teams are currently undefeated going into the league championship meet next week. Good luck to them. As you can see, the Bley High School students are representing Bley
High School with so much honor. And we want to thank our community that always supports us and helps us. Thank you very much. Thank you, Nasha and Isabelle. It's always hard to follow their acts. Uh since our last meeting, the district
has reported 12 harassment, intimidation, and bullying cases. Of those, three were founded and nine were unfounded. In addition, all required fire and security drills for the month of March were completed in accordance with district policy and state law. As
we enter, it's unbelievable that we're entering the final quarter or that we've entered the final quarter of the school year. There's still a strong sense of momentum across the district with many end of the year celebrations happening. As the weather improves and we get closer, I know it happens. We get
excited and sometimes we forget that there is still important work to do. So, I just want to remind everyone to stay focused um for our students to maintain strong attendance and continue to meet the expectations outlined in our code of conduct. Um as our high school students
reported, NJSLA adaptive testing will begin next week for high school and elementary school students. Um there will be additional testing windows to follow um with the intermediate school and the middle school. This year's assessment will include a new adaptive
format. Um, so I truly appreciate the patience and flexibility of both our students and staff with navigating the use of of the updated platform. Uh, we also thank our families in advance for ensuring that their children are well
rested, that they are on time, and that they are ready to do their best um on those days. And lastly, I'd like to recognize some members of our school community um who play a critical role in our success. Over spring break, we celebrated Assistant Principal Week. Uh
this Wednesday is administrative professionals day and May 1st is principal appreciation day. So I want to thank um our building leadership teams and our administrative assistants for the care and the organization and commitment that they bring to their work every day. Our buildings would not run
well without them. Um so I just want to recognize their efforts um because they do support our students and our staff um every day. So thank you to them. And that concludes my superintendent report. >> Thank you, Miss Palazzo, for your
superintendent report and thank you to our students for those wonderful reports. Moving forward, are there any committee reports or liaison reports? >> Okay. >> Yes. Um Kewen,
I guess. Do we have to say her name? Um, I'm the committee liaison or the liaison for the BFW and just announcing that they're having their BFW uh day of service on May 2nd on Saturday. It's basically an open house to go hang out
with and chat with the vets and you can learn all about them and what they do to bring our community together like this event they're doing. So, I'll be there. I hope to see you all there. Um, I also uh we also met as the policy committee last Thursday.
discussed several policies. Um, in particular, the ones that we viewed making some changes to are the policy on the board committees. Um, right now we have 15 committees. So, we're looking at reducing or eliminating committees. Um,
in the policy, the president uh and board can always create ad hoc committees as needed, but they don't need to be laid out in policy. So, we're going to look at removing things for redundancy. um and board or uh excuse me committees that are also inactive will be two of
the main reasons we might reduce them but we're going to propose that for the entire board as a committee and then the board will make its decision at that time which should be in the near future. Um we're also reviewing the facilities use policy which is the use of the school facilities um by organizations
outside the school. We're discussing or proposing possible fee structure to cover the costs of opening building um for non-school entities. Um we are just initially discussing it. uh not deep into what categories of organizations
are fully laid out and what we're thinking about yet, but we're just breaking the ice that the discussion is happening and in a few uh in a short amount of time, we'll have a proposal policy for that as well for the board to make a decision on as well. Um and
that's uh it for policy committee and my leazison ship. >> Thank you. Do any other members have any committee reports or liaison reports? Okay, hearing none. Do any board members
have any comments on tonight's agenda? Love the agenda. Um, but I love hearing the students celebrate themselves. I I think they do such an amazing job and there I I tell many members of the community all the time that uh uh there are a lot of great things happening in
our schools that we should be very very proud of. But that's just one school. I think uh I'd love for us to have an opportunity to celebrate other things that are happening um in our elementary schools and is and middle schools. So maybe some down the line we can do that.
We have an opportunity. >> Absolutely. Okay. May I have a motion to open the floor to the public? >> A question. >> Yes. I want Yeah. Yeah.
>> We have some walk-ins um that uh have to be put on the agenda. So, the attorney is going to read the walk-ins prior to us doing the resolutions. >> Sure. Thank you, Madam President. So we have uh walk on items 6B and 7B. Uh
therefore be resolved for leave board of education hereby affirms the HIV investigation number 303951 SN 0209206 custom ID hashtag S4
10 and the student or the number for number 7B is 305496 SN3 3_03 062026 custom ID number S-17 uh findings for the following students.
So again those are affirming 6B and 7B HIV determinations. Uh 8B and 9B are both uh enrollment issues. Therefore be resolved the this is for 8B. Therefore be resolved the Ford Lee Board of Education hereby disenrolls the
following non-resident student from the Ford Lee public schools ID number 0421. Um and then 9B is disenrolled the following non-resident student ID number 9066.
Then 10B therefore be resolved. The fourle board of education hereby affirms the long-term long-term suspension for the following student ID number ending in 8687. Thank you. >> Okay. Thank you so much.
Now, can I have a motion to open the floor to the public? >> Motion. >> Motion Rictor. >> Second Curry. All in favor? >> Any opposed? Any obstensions? Okay. We will hear comments from any members
of the public. State your name and home address for the record and begin your comments. Participants are limited to three minutes in which to make their statement. Are there any members of the public here that wish to come up to the podium and
make their comments? Good evening, Superintendent Colosso and all members of the Courtley Board of Education. My name is Dylano and I live at 230 Warren Avenue, Courtney, New Jersey. Tonight, I stand before you on behalf of our group. Upset. We are upset
that our club is not on the agenda. On the behalf of the group, we feel this this has become political when it should have never been. We are upset that you may believe that our club will spew hate speech within our high school under the supervision of one of the best teachers
in our school district. We feel that you're choosing your own party politics and some of your friends views over the fact. How can you say you represent all students or is it only that you represent the students that align with your own personal political view? This
is extremely disappointing. This is extremely disappointing evening that a group of students of this high school who are likeminded are being ignored by the members of this board of education who don't share the same views. We will always believe that Fortley has been a melting pot. But after this, it's
hard to accept, let alone understand the inaction of this board. But but finally, I stand before you declare my good name. Many adults in this town have tried to paint me as a young man of hate, violence, among other things. This is
the furthest from the truth. Some of these are your friends who have done this to me and I resent all of their lives. It makes me personally ask why this club is not on the agenda and will it ever be. Thank you and God bless you all.
Thank you for your comment. Um I'm here tonight to talk about CPAC which is especially parents advisory group. Uh the next meeting will be at April 20 April 22nd um at 7 p.m. at the middle school in the meeting center
for autism awareness month. They're going to have two guest speakers with summer around the corner. They're going to have parent advocate me to death who lead the need sharing point tips to make the holiday fun and the plan of stressful by visit from our
well loved esport coach Mike founder and CEO of bounce out bounce out the city program. He's also now an author of his first book uh never give up. He's come to share uh with the community
his parents his journey and the release of new book there will be child care available at it's going to be impressive we ask that everybody to please come and you know it's great great organization
those don't know special ed also they do have a website so please reach out also So I told about my next top which is zoom. Okay. So we understand that there's no policy on the
zoom. It was a courtesy. So we're asking for that courtesy to come back. We are asking for that to be a gender item and for it to be a discussion. Okay. We understand why that is eliminated zoom legally. You know there we could put
guidelines on it. Okay. Maybe have parents bring it back. Okay, the zoom so parents can participate because there are various issues or parents cannot could be child care issues. It could be that they have single parents. Okay, child may be ill. Could be they're stuck
there at work. They still want to participate. There are various reasons about why parents want to participate and you know we always talk about we want parents involved. We now say hey stop we don't want you involved. Okay. But but often the zoom is an option you know and there are controls that could
be in place if it is the back for example just throwing it out there maybe for the zoom when parents have to log in for example to go on to zoom captive enter maybe an ID code the students ID code for example just throw something
out there I mean I'm not an IT person but just you know some checks and balances you know I just hope that this board will reconsider and uh put discussion in public and also general. Thank you. >> Thank you Palmer. Is there any other
member of the public that wish to come to the podium? >> Mike also 230 Warren Avenue for I come in front of all you tonight very disappointed. this town. I grew up in this town and we've always had differences of
opinions, different views, but we all learn to work work together and to live with one another and respect one another. What I see breaks my heart because I see a town that's become overly political on
one side. It's not about free speech. It's about different viewpoints. My son has been probably a lot of you already know what's happened to him on Facebook.
Flyers of lies going being taped on doors. Here's a student in this school and a lot of you know him personally. He's not a child or a young man of hate.
He has his own point of views, but for some people it can't be tolerated. So, it's not even about the principles of free speech anymore. It's about silencing a different point of view.
And we all learn to live with all different points of view in this town. That's what makes this town great. But now it starts to see that this is now becoming apparently one-sided. And I go back to our February Zoom when
you said, "Miss Claus, April is for clubs to be approved for next year." This is the only meeting in April. There are no clubs on the agenda, let alone, forget about my son's club,
no other club. So, I have a couple questions. Are there going to be new clubs for next year? And two, if they're not, did you even have the courtesy to tell these students
they're not going to have one? >> Are those only big questions, Mr. >> One more? >> Okay. >> Do you actually believe each and every one of you, would you do you all believe
that my son's club is going to be preaching hate and violence? Do you all believe that Christopher Delot, one of the most decorated school teachers, not only in the high school, but it's an entire school district, is
going to sacrifice his entire career on promoting hate speech and violence. Do you actually believe he would do that? Do you actually believe that Lauren Glenn and Mr. Finio and everybody else
in that school is going to let students go and and and spew hate. Don't feed into the fear mongering. Don't don't bite into what these people insecure minds of this town. These
adults in this town don't want it. They don't want the point of view. It's unfortunate many of you are friends of yours and supporters of yours. But this is about being a leader to all students. Okay. So my question,
so I'll address the first question. So the policy states that the clubs must be submitted by April of the previous year for board approval. Um on March 25th, Mr. Render Connect and I gave a presentation. Um the policy doesn't state about when notice will be issued um because sometimes that could be a
moving target. However, um we gave a presentation on our budget which clearly described the financial status of our district for next year. And so at this time, as I have said in previous meetings, due to budgetary reasons, no new clubs and there are other clubs on my desk at this time will not be
approved for the following year. >> Could you tell you tell the you tell all the students that are patiently waiting since September? Sir, >> wait a second. didn't answer the second question. >> Sir, as you know, you're a frequent meeting.
>> Did you inform other students of all these clubs that are not having the >> Please have a seat. Thank you. >> Did you, >> sir? Your time is up. Please have a seat. >> You did not. >> All right. Thank you. Have a seat. Thank you. >> Any other members of the club? see no other members of the pup. Okay.
>> Hi, my name is Amy Zo. I graduated from Borley High School in 2018. Um, and I've been part of Portland School District since ever since uh an elementary school. I just wanted to make my points real clear about this club. >> Uh, sorry. >> Your address?
>> Uh, I'm like, >> your address? >> Your full address? >> Address. >> Oh, address. 1275 Avenue. Sorry. Um, so my point about the turning point just speak into the mic, please. Sorry. >> Is this better? >> Thanks. >> Yes. The point my points about the
Turning Point USA club. Um, so firstly, it's not the uh point of free speech. It's more that the tour turning point USA in specific is an organization that pushes radicalization of primarily white Christian men. And a lot of times it's not it's not safe for the boys. It's not
safe for the girls. A lot of times um these boys that end up getting radicalized by certain things like this, they don't actually get a voice to vocalize, you know, how they feel or listen, I empathize with Dylan's struggles in his school. I understand what he's going through is a real issue,
but the establishment of the Turning Point Club is not going to fix his not at all. Right? So, I just want to quickly kind of remind people that Turning Point USA and they actually are going out of their way to target kids in high school because Listen, they tried
to go to colleges and a lot of times when kids go to college, they their worldview is expanded. They meet a lot of people who don't look like them. But, you know, we learn to get along with each other, right? We learn different industries, different walks of life. You know, you're not like me, you're rich, I'm poor, whatever. And we learned that
things aren't so complicated, things aren't so black and white. So, the reason why USA is trying to actually target kids to open chapters in high schools is that they're not allowed to open them up by themselves because they're separating the state. Once the kids lose interest in the club while the
challenge is not established, the club is not established. Very dangerous, very it's it's not good ideology at all for these kids. I have alternatives for these kids. When I was in school and I want to get politically involved, I was part of the debate club. I was a captain of the delay team and it was an amazing uh opportunity for me. Not only for
example like this, right? I need to get my point across and you want to get politically involved. I have that, right? I have that skill. We should be encouraging our kids who want to get politically involved. There are many options. There's debate. There's modeling plan. There's student government, there's key club, you can volunteer. Uh, kids as young as 14 can
be canvasing, right? Um, so long as they're supervised there. I don't believe that Dylan is a child of violence who believes anything of hate or anything like that. >> Excuse me, miss. Can you please just keep your comments directly to board president members of the public? >> I'm not allowed to mention his name.
>> So, ma'am, you make it not so ma'am. You make it to >> I apologize. So I believe those who want to establish this club, not by people, the ideology, right, is just dangerous and it's different than what you truly want. It's it's just radicalizing these
kids. It's not safe for them. It's not safe for the kids. It's not safe for them. It's not safe for sons. It's not safe for your daughters. I'm telling you, if there's a better way, better way. These kids are right. Right. These kids have they clearly want to get them involved. They clearly want to. So give them the alternatives that actually
exist. They exist. Your time is up. Thank you. >> Are there any other members of the public? >> Yeah. um I know it's not on the agenda, but I thought
uh let's see. I'd like to reiterate that I'm going to the Independent Young Republicans Club or Christian Club at high school and I'm not uh and just not joining Point USA. Um, I'm hopeful that maybe they could uh change so that we could make things a little bit safer uh
policy-wise in the future. Um, the folks from the club said the teacher who is the adviser of the club will make sure that the club members will not propagate hate or violence against teachers or other students. I don't know the teacher personally, so I can't say anything for them. But if we legitimize an
organization in our school built from hatred of anyone who isn't cisgender, heterosexual, white, or Christian that denies honest history, factual science, and demonizes teachers for teaching such things. That's not something one teacher can re in. The adviser cannot follow all
the kids throughout the day to each of their classes to prevent kids from picking on those who are queer, uh, not the right type of Christian or of other faith and charity. Poor people with TV USA are um says are lazy for needing
government assistance, immigrants, or black and brown people. The advising teacher cannot be in history, science, or health class to tell those kids not to argue with their teachers over what is being taught. What happens when the kids at the club don't agree with their teachers are with what their teachers
are teaching or the parents of the kids in the club uh don't agree with what the teachers are teaching found in our curriculum. The advising teacher cannot be there um if or when the kids or parents report their teachers to watch to a watch list to subsequently be
harassed. We do not need to legitimize such ideas and enrolling kids to bully the for other people who think um are less than. These kids are already sharing such things online and in their private spaces at home and with friends.
If we legitimize them and give them a platform on school grounds, they will think their opinion is fine to tell slash belittle other people without consequences because freedom of speech. What kids and parents of TPUSA clubs
don't understand is that freedom of speech has limits and we have laws in place to set those limits when they harm people. Businesses and public spaces such as our high school have laws and consequences against harassment, sexual or otherwise. when people harass others. Consequently,
uh constantly we have restraining orders brought against that. We have laws against slander and defamation um intentionally ruining someone's character that may hurt their livelihood or public standing. You can't yell fire in a crowded building. In the same way, you shouldn't yell, "I'm carrying
explosives as a joke at an airport." There are consequences that come with what you say, especially if they harm people. even at that part is unintentional. >> Your time is up. >> Thank you. >> Any other members of the public? >> 81.
Um once the chapter turning point is established uh there will be events there will be public speakers for example on Tuesday October 7th news chapter of turning point USA hosted the anti-abortion speaking event featuring
abortion abolitionists Bradley Pierce and Jeff um abortion as abortion abolitionist believe that abortion should be illegal in all instanc businesses and individuals who receive or provide abortions should face criminal
punishment up to and including the death. Uh the idea that personal health care choice can be punishable by death is a very extreme idea. It's a dangerous rhetoric and I I really as a parent I do
not want that in any form shape in our high school. Um I know that issue can be framed as a person free speech uh issue. However, no idea should be taken to the
absolute extreme. After all, we do not debate in school. Keeper good. >> Thank you. Any other members? Seeing no other members, can I have a motion to close the floor?
Motion RTOR second. >> Second. >> Second bias. Bias Kang. All in favor? >> Any abstensions? Any nos? Moving on to resolution.
May I have a motion to approve items 1B to 10B? >> Motion. Victor. Second. >> Second. Curry. Roll call. Aspires K.
>> Yes, but I will abain from 6B. >> M. Curry. >> Yes. With the exception of 7B, which I vote no. >> Mr. Goslin. >> Yes. Motang is absent.
Mr. Lopez. >> Uh, yes. No. On six feet. >> Mr. Mcieran. >> Yes. >> M. Perez. >> Yes. Except I abstain on 6B.
>> M. Recctor. >> Yes. To everything except 6B which I obstain. Miss Farrell. >> Yes. May I have a motion to approve items 1B and G? >> Motion.
>> Motion. Rictor. >> Second. >> Second. Curry. Roll call. >> Miss K. >> Yes. >> Miss. Curry. >> Yes. >> Mr. Goslin. >> Yes. >> Mr. Lopez. >> Yes.
Mcieran, >> yes. >> Miss Perez, >> yes. >> Miss Richtor, >> yes. >> Mr. Morurell, >> yes. May I have a motion to approve items 1 CUR to 4 CUR? Motion.
>> Motion Curry. Second. RTOR. Roll call. >> Missy Kang. >> Yes. >> Miss Curry. >> Yes. >> Mr. Goslin. >> Yes. >> Mr. Lopez. >> Yes. Mr. McTurnan, >> yes.
>> Miss Perez, >> yes. >> Miss Richtor, >> yes. >> Miss Morell, >> yes. >> May I have a motion to approve items? >> Oh, uh, one F to 17F. >> Motion. >> Motion. Curry.
>> Second. >> Second. RTOR. Roll call. >> Miss Buyers. K. >> Yes. >> Miss Curry. >> Yes. >> Mr. Goslin. >> Yes. >> Mr. Lopez. >> Yes.
>> Mr. McTierin. >> Yes. >> Miss Perez. >> Yes. >> Miss Richtor. >> Yes. >> Miss Morell. >> Yes. Can I have a motion to approve items 1 P to 11P? >> Motion. >> Motion. Rar. >> Second.
>> Second. Curry. Roll call. >> Miss Buyers. Kang. >> Yes. >> Miss. Curry. >> Yes. >> Mr. Goslin. >> Yes. >> Mr. Lopez. >> Uh yes. And um 2P just want to thank the custodians for their uh years of
service. Sad to see them go on getting the job done behind the scenes. So um Mr. McTurnan. >> Yes. >> Miss Miss Perez. >> Yes. >> Miss Richtor. >> Yes. >> Miss Morell.
>> Yes. >> Moving on to old business. Is there any old business? Is there any new business? Seeing none, may I have a motion to adjurnn? >> Motion. >> Motion RDA.
>> Second. >> Second. Curry. >> All in favor? >> Any opposed? Any abstensions? Good night all.