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10 <br /> certain way. He would be more than happy to go through the things with them at the <br /> restaurant. But, from his past experience on Friday he is uncertain how much of it <br /> would be understood. <br /> Mr. Neelon continued that again in conjunction with this proposal Cindy would be a lot <br /> more involved. Mr. Chen is improving so he can be in back of the restaurant. There is a <br /> problem when only Christy is there and she doesn't speak much English. And probably <br /> if he is guessing right she was also handling the cash register. <br /> Mr. Doherty stated that he preferred something constructive. He has a concern for the <br /> customers. The issue has to be resolved. It is coming close to the end of the year with a <br /> renewal. He did not want to go into this thinking that they were being irresponsible and <br /> therefore, deny their application for renewal. If he feels that the management is <br /> irresponsible in terms of hiring and instructing their employees to make sure that their <br /> product is safe for consumption. Then he will not renew their permit. <br /> Mr. Ball then asked both Mr. Harrington and Ms. Warden if it would make it easier if <br /> there was an interpreter with them at the Chens expense. <br /> Mr. Harrington replied that for the purposes of doing the inspection. He supposed that <br /> there are things, concepts and questions that they will have. If Cindy is not there and <br /> she is the one who speaks the best English and understands the most. Then that would <br /> have to be an option. <br /> Mr. Doherty then asked Cindy if she felt qualified to act as an interpreter. <br /> Ms. Chen said, "Yes." <br /> Mr. Doherty stated that the reason why he is asking this question is that he has a deaf <br /> son. Even though he can sign. He can't sign on a legal basis. He is not a certified <br /> interpreter. Typically in situations where a legal action maybe taking place a certified <br /> interpreter is usually required. <br /> Ms. Chen responded that she did not feel that that was necessary. <br /> Mr. Ball stated that he was just trying to get a feel as to where to go with this. <br /> Ms. Chen responded that every Chinese restaurant usually has a person who speaks <br /> English so that they can handle matters. This never happened before when she was <br /> present. <br /> Mr. Doherty responded that this was called "Murphy's Law." <br /> Ms. Chen stated that most things that happened involved the chef in the report. She <br /> can hire another chef who has the certification. They can test him or whatever. She just <br /> wants the BOH to give him a chance. <br /> Mr. Doherty replied that he was all for giving them a chance. He was just concerned <br /> that it was just not getting through. <br />
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