allyson washburn. okay. >> my name is allyson washburn. good afternoon, supervisors tang and yee. before i speak, i'd like to introduce karen clap ton who is a past president of the league of women voters. >> excuse me. it's your time to speak and she can speak later in public testimony. >> actually, i'm representing the league and we under the ordinance nominate a candidate for this particular seat for -- >> [speaker not understood]. go ahead. >> i'm [speaker not understood] clap ton, chief administrative law judge for the california public utilities commission. today i am speaking only in my capacity as a board member of the league of women voters and past president. as supervisor tang knows, because she's heard my remarks before at the spur awards when i received the award because of my commitment and the league of women voters' commitment to transparency, good government, and sunshine in both san francisco government and california state government. we are very committed as the league to making sure that all aspects of the ordinance are fully enforced. it's incumbent on the bo

people that i felt comfortable with would be for seat 1 mark rumold, seat 2ali winston, seat 5 allyson washburn, and seat 9 chris hyland. so, the ones i actually named were all reappointments or they are specific to a group. that's what i would like to move forward with. so -- >> it appears that we are in agreement on three appointments today and unfortunately there are only two of us. so, it looks like david pilpel seat 6, [speaker not understood] fishier [speaker not understood]. with those three can we perhaps make a motion to send those forward to the full board with the committee report? the city attorney has something to say. >> mr. chair, we were going to recommend that you duplicate the hearing file. send the original one, make a motion, and submit out. as a committee report, the duplicated file amended to only indicate the remaining seats and then continue that to the call of the chair. >> do i need to make that -- do we need to make that [speaker not understood]? >> okay. so, i'd like to make a motion to duplicate the file. we will keep one file continued to the call of the chair. was

i think he served for 12 or 14 years on this task force and he really was, along with allyson washburn, our core institutional knowledge. i'll be honest, the first term was pretty rough those first few months at the task force and many of the advocates behind us called us out on it quite rightly. they told us we need to under what we're doing. it takes awhile to get with the flow of the pageantry procedures and roberts rules of order. it's not easy. so, i think it's important to maintain a continuance of some institutional knowledge. so, i hope you will reelect some of us for reelection. and i'd certainly like to thank richard for passing all of that knowledge on to us and hopefully we can carry that torch forward in successive terms. i would like to say i was instrumental in voicing our need at the task force to have the extra meetings. i believe it was my idea, i may have shared it with someone else, but i pushed that pretty hard about a year ago and we started to do that and it certainly helped in the backlog. another thing that's important is attendance. i believe i have good, if n