printed out the other day, it says within 35 days, further police should present a investigation, social media within 35 days, that's what i saw. and then it's 10 days on the new one, is it substantial? >> yes, carter oberstone explained the difference, now it will be the commission, so we have a different timeline. so it wouldn't, it's not going to it's be going to jam them up. and made sure that they're going to miss a deadline, it's fine. >> so the question is, why was it written in 35 days and now changed to 10. >> no no no, that's kevin. >> may i.

>> so, under the prie version in 35 days, we would be here hearing the d g.o. in this version in 40 days, we're here hearing the d g.o. so the total number of days for consideration is 40 instead of 35. the difference is under this system, the public can see it sooner and the chief felt we can make that timing work but the outcome is the same, which is this commission and both time lines, the department is able to actually, if we want to make should change when it's up for final consideration. so outcome is in the original one is in 35 days this commission is considering the d g.o. and now ten plus 20, so in 40 days. so that's why the change is not substantial. >> it's like you pay your tax nz ten days or 35 days? i would rather do it in 35 days, i'm just considering that

you give the chief ample time. >> 35 or 40. >> no no no, the first thing is 35 things when you have to pay it. that's what i'm looking at, so it's 35 days, you have written down. next day you change it to ten. >> so use your analogy, the check is do in 40 days. >> it's like i say, you pay in 30 days. so you have more time to do it, as compared to ten days. i always say give the person more time. at the end of the day, you say it's similar instead of 35 days plus or 40 days. >> that's why we went to the chief and asked him if he was okay with this time and change. and and he was, that's why commissioner benedicto and i

made the change. >> as a commissioner, i don't like to be changed, you give me a day one day and tomorrow another day. >> fair enough. >> yeah. >> commissioner walker? >> commissioner walker: um, i would like to thank commissioner benedicto for the rewrite. i think that it's important that we call things out that feel that we're not working together. i'm supportive of this. the goal is to we work together on these things. so is would like, there is still some faoun tiff language that i would like to not have in here.

if i'm voting is to get on the business. i don't know what it's like to confront the kind of dangers that the officers do on a daily basis. i can look at the directives that we get from the mayor and the mayor and the board and others about what they want policy wise and you know, sort of look at the results and data that we get from from thed various reports that we see. i want to thank the chief too for getting ahead of this process in some ways. and hope that we can really be transparent in what we do together. thank you commissioner

benedicto for helping us support it. >> not making, allowing. >> i guess when which read the friday version as opposed to the wednesday version, i was under the impression that the comment period that would take place after that. when you get the new one, the comment period will take place after the ten days if i. so i'm, like i said, i to me, you know. i found that, you know substancetive enough to this.

i want to vote for this but i don't want to vote on the first resolution and i would like to vote on that first to see if that can be taken out so we can. and i would like to vote on 30 days versus that, but i'm not quick at jeopardy, so i understand you were able to make the resolution first. >> we can move onto it right now. >> i'm in deed. >> okay, good. so commissioner benedicto you have a motion that has been second. you can accept commission byrne's amendment if you do, we can second it and move forward. if you do not, we'll take a roll call vote. >> i would like to move on with my motion and second it and public comment. >> great, that's what we will do. >> members of the public that would like to make public comment online item 11, please approach the podium.

there is no public comment. commissioner walker, how do you vote? >> yes. >> commissioner benedicto. >> yes. >> commissioner yanez. >> yes. >> commissioner byrne. >> no. >> commissioner yee. >> no. >> vice president carter-oberstone. >> yes. >> and president elias. >> yes. >> you have 5 yeses. >> 5-2, got it. next item. >> public comment on all public matters on closed session vote whether to hold item 14 in closed session. if would you like to make public comment please approach the podium. and there is no public comment. item 14, vote to hold item 14 in closed session. san francisco administrative

code section 67.10 a, action. >> motion to hold item 14 in closed session and assert attorney-client privilege. >> second. >> second. >> on the motion, commissioner walker how do you vote. >> yes. >> commissioner benedicto. >> yes. >> commissioner yanez. >> yes. >> commissioner byrne. >> yes. >> commissioner yee. >> yells. >> commission vice president carter-oberstone. >> yes. >> and president elias. >> yes. >> you have 7 yeses, we will go into closed session. ?*fm item 15, vote to disclose held in closed session or assert attorney-client privilege. action? >> motion to not disclose item

14 and assert the attorney-client privilege from 14 a to c. >> second. n.for members of the public that would like to make public comment. please approach the podium. there is no public comment. commissioner walker >> yes. >> commissioner benedicto. >> yells. >> commissioner yanez. >> yes. >> commissioner byrne. >> yes. >> commissioner yee. >> yes. >> vice president oberstone. >> yes >> and president elias. >> yes. >> you have 7 yeses. line 17, adjournment. >> yay.

>> my name is patricia yuen and captain of the fire department of division of training. >> i was born as a child of 2 wonderful, dull this is decided to have 7 kids. they had 6 girl and one boy. a traditional family family immigrate in the 70 and mom owned a sewing fact row in china town. my dad worked 60 hours as a waiter. their hard work ethic trickled

down to the family >> my journal tow becoming a firefighter happened when i was in college. my senior year had 2 friends that were firefighters. lieutenant rob wong who is still working and retired ricky hughy. they would tell me about their advent urs. daily activities of being a firefighter. i think it was the unknown that sparked my interest and finding out more about the department. what it does. every day is different. that really made me want to work hard to get that job as a firefighter. when i got in the department in 1996. okay. asian firefighter association let me see what this is about. back then the main people what were in the organization, retired chief chan. retired chiefically. took he under their wing and said, you have to represent go out to the chinese new year parade. show up to events that are in item an town community and show

an example to the community that our parents become doctors and lawyers, firefighting is a great job. you are helping others in the community. >> our program neighborhood emergency response team training program, started after the quake in 1989 and 6 course program where you take all sick classes to teach how to rely on themselves help themselves and neighborhoods. started back in 1996 teaching. i'm an active instructor now in 2023. we train up to 2,000 people every year and really it is our best way to reach out to the community so we can inter~ act in case of disaster. representing myself in the fire department always thought of it as dot best job can i do. work hard so i earn the respect of all of my coworkers. i know that now that i have more time to go out to my community,

i see moiz in a lot of people that would never envision themselves as firefighters. i think as years progress i saw how important it was to put myself out well and show them this is a great job. show your best. shape the lives of people that did not think about theion here. i think it is just that progression of knowing how important it is to teach people more thing and seeing how important it it is as the years passed. >> i think a lot of times we get in adult lives we are afraid to follow our passions and think life can't be that easy. but i truly do believe i followed my heart this time in my journal in city government i

did not know that is where my passion lied. i kept following it and ltd. to great opportunity to serve the city. [music] >> i'm katy tang the executive director of the office of small business. >> small business contributes to san francisco's economy. they provide the bulk of employment in the city and employing a million people in san francisco. and roughly 90% of the businesses are defined as small businesses. so, they contribute to the economy but also just the quality of life. small businesses are more then and there a place of transaction it is a community center. a play where people gather. know each other and form

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became the district 4 sunset district supervisor. that was my firstent row in politics and government in a different level. and so when i was finishing up my time working for legislative aid i thought, i will go off and do something else. may be explore opportunity outside of city government what was then approached by this opportunity to also serve as a district 4 supervisor. if not the traditional route that many people think of when you enter in politics. a lot know that is manage than i want to do and run for office. that was not part of my culture and upbringing with manage my parents were wondering why i wanted to go in that role this legislation and important because so many women when have it return to work after having a child feel embarrassed or don't feel comfortable asking their supervisor for will any

lactation accommodations. i saw it as an opportunity you could use the position where you have tools creating legislation and pass laws and where people listen to to you help the community and pass cause catharsis important to the city and individuals. my family immigrated to the united states from taiwan. and they came here in pronl probably late 20's almost 30. and so, they came also in the knowing english limp barely read or write but had to quickly understand english to i can't haveigate services and find a job in america. i grew up in the san francisco sunset district i spent most of my childed hoo up until i went off to college. so when i started working in city government, i think i had mixed reactions about my involvement working government

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appear in the chinese newspaper. through that they were able to see i was able to help communities in a tangible way. >> the member of the board of supervisors. >> transportation authority. for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations. >> i think about one importance when i was worn in as district 4 supervisor. years ago, and someone actually came up to me during the swear nothing ceremony and said, wow, i'm traveling here from canada, and i just i could not believe i saw an asian female worn in in this role a leadership role this meant so much that someone would say that and felt they were inspired by the scene. so -- i hope that as more people see people that look like them and more women coming in positions of leadership than i feel they can doing the same. person this inpyred me is carmen

chu who is our city add administrator but also was district 4 supervisor when i worked with her as a legislative aid. at this point, i too, was skeptical of going in politics. i saw someone who had herself never seen herself in politics. got thrown into it and put her heart and soul and dedication to serve people. and it gave me the confidence to pursue that same job and i honestly would not have either chosen or accepted or considered serving on the board of supervisors were not for carmen. >> if you want to make your business accessible. >> in my role in city government where i have seen the most challenge is people who don't know you and you are here to serve and help them that they classify you as our city government and here to hurt you.

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