There's a law on the books already that requires public entities to have a nearly lead-free system. I think it's something like 8 percent, they want to reduce it to .25 percent.

I can't assure you we'll have a public meeting because we don't have to have another public meeting. It's up to the board. I agree with you that we could have brought a big display of what the cemetery would look like over the next 15 years. But more short term is the fact we have an antiquated water system we need to replace and we're looking at over $150,000 (for a new one).

The month of November to the month of March we have less maintenance. But with all the rain we have right now the grass is going to grow. Mowing the grass is one of the biggest expenses we have.

Can you expect your lawyer to know those? I don't think they're in any law books.

The law currently on the books - that's enforced - is so antiquated that the net result has been, (that) despite all of our best efforts, Canada's become a piracy haven.

The law on the books is not adequately helping the public. How does a person get a fourth or fifth DUI? That is just unacceptable.