hicks. hicks hicks -- director hicks: the office of citizen complaints did provide specific suggestions, recommendations for amendment to the officer-involved shooting policy. we did so in the five-year study that chief gascon did. we provided those recommendations which were based on language in los angeles' policy, as well as recommendations. a week and a half ago, we received the draft proposed by d.g.o., and it differs significantly from what is in the department bulletin. we do hope that we can continue to work collaboratively with the department on this very important policy. president mazzucco: chief? >> again, i apologize that i am not prepared. i had some questions with regard to this, which is why i sent it back for adjustments. we will be prepared to present it to the commission on that specific date. you have my word on it. i apologize for the delay. >> no apologies necessary. one thing i would ask director hicks tonight, if the o.c. does not come through, the department, i would like to see the other draft proposal that we have been talking about. if it turns out we don't agree, i would lik

hicks: the picture is challenging. commissioner kingsley: "challenging," that's a better word. director hicks: we are not bleak at the o.c.c. staff. commissioner kingsley: very well put. the language written down in terms of complaints, 93% were in english, i think in that range. director hicks: yes. commissioner kingsley: and some others. i appreciated your comparison to the racial ethnic breakdown. is there a breakdown in terms of what people indicate on the census as their primary language, the breakdown for the city. do we have any similar cost available for us? >> we have not gathered that data in the past. this is an evolving report. commissioner kingsley: since language access has always been very important, that's where that question was coming from. director hicks: yes. commissioner kingsley: agencies, similar agencies in other cities of similar size, is there anything in your sticks other than the -- statistics other than the ones you pointed out other than a cases for investigators, any other statistic that jumps out that the commission should be aware of in comparing our programs to programs in other cities? licks hicks in the director hicks: in the past we have compared ourselves to robust mediation programs in cities such as new york, washington, d.c., and denv

hick hicks the charter mandates for every 100 police officers, those 15 salaries are backed out. commissioner kingsley: so they are not included within the 10% reduction. director hicks: they are not. vice president marshall: one of the reasons that the -- that director hicks gets so much praise for us, that when we hired her it was after a scathing audit of the o.c.c., and we hired her and said here's the audit. fix it. we didn't give her any money. so she continues to sface these budget challenges and trying to right the ship. we've said it many times, we are very, very pleased you have been able to do the job you have done with the challenges. so you presented the numbers budget-wise, and we appreciate all you continue to do. i wish we could give you money, too. keep it up. director hicks: thank you very much, vice president marshall. >> item 3-c, the commission reports. the commission president's report followed by the commissioners' reports. president mazzucco: i will pass to my fellow commissioners for their reports. to my fellow commissioners for their reports. commissioner kingsley? commissioner kingsley: i would like to tell you about my saturday night. i ha