thank you. >> chair ambrose: thank you. i'm going to have the moderator call for public comment on this item. if you want to make the announcement about public comment. >> clerk: we are checking for callers in the queue. for those on hold, wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. we're on public discussion of agenda item 7. we have no callers in the queue. >> chair ambrose: thank you. i saw your hand up commissioner bush. i wanted to find out if we had a number of public speakers on this. you had a comment, please. >> commissioner bush: two comments. first i associate myself with commissioner chiu's observations that we don't want to be the enemy of the good and changing this would be good. i don't think we need to wait for the perfect. more specifically, when you get into the provisions, under activities subject to review by the department and under a, it refers to assistance and responding to city bids and so forth. no officer may provide selective assistance that is not generally available in the matter tha

thank you. >> chair ambrose: commissioner chiu. >> commissioner chiu: thank you chair ambrose. i would like to associate myself with commissioner bush's observations and comments on that. i think that's really important information to know. i have one question. with regard to it stalling at the board of supervisors, do i take that it is unlikely it will be heard at the rules committee prior to the recess? >> director pelham: that is my estimate. pat ford is here if he has further information. last i heard we don't anticipate movement. >> yeah. thank you director pelham. through the chair, i did hear from supervisor haney's office today, they have requested that supervisor peskin who chairs it will do that july 19th. we haven't gotten confirmation yet but that is what they requested. i'll keep you posted. >> commissioner chiu: please do and let me know if we as commissioners could be of any assistance in encouraging the rules committee hear this item as -- as commissioner bush pointed out, this was sent to them last year i believe. was it december of 2020? and if it's not taken

>> chair ambrose: that's correct. >> clerk: okay, there's no callers in the queue. >> chair ambrose: public comment is closed on the consent calendar. can i have a motion to adopt the consent calendar. >> so moved. >> chair ambrose: that would be commissioner chiu. and a second? commissioner bush or commissioner lee. either one. i did want to say thank you to the staff too for preparing the stipulations. i think it was a good demonstration of the streamlining process at work and i didn't want to just let that pass. so with the motion and second, can you please call the roll on the consent calendar. >> clerk: a motion has been made and seconded. i will call the roll. (roll call) the motion is approved unanimously. >> chair ambrose: thank you. and now we're going to jump ahead to consent -- no. what number are we on to get -- >> i think agenda item 8. >> chair ambrose: thank you. all right. page turning here as we get through my script. i'm going to call item 8, discussion and possible action on the ethics commission annual report draft for the fiscal year ending june 30th, 2021. befor

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. >> anthony ambrose, who ran -- he was the director of public safety in new york, did a terrific jobs a really good job. they didn't have any civil disorder there. he takes this seriously, and that's why he's been successful. and i think that's a good message for people around the country. this will be a serious issue to democrats if they don't take control of crime. everyone understands in a civilized society that crime cannot be tolerated. and i really, i appreciate and salute people like eric add also who are talking about -- eric adams who are talking about that issue. and i think that's a successful issue when you run for office today. eric: and if the democrats don't get that message? >> they're going to lose. and you can see that. when democrats -- think about it. when democrats in new york select a law and order candidate in new york, how do you think that's going to play across the country? you don't think democrats across this country are going to realize that if new york democrats are selecting law and order candidate, what are you going to do? eric: new jersey assemblyman

certainly there's a very sort of famous story of 17th century surgeon 16th or 17th an early surgeon ambrose perry and he is fighting in a war and he goes into a barn and there's these soldiers if i can remember correctly. there's these soldiers who have been very badly wounded and he's looking at horror at these men and suddenly another soldier comes in walks up to these three men and slits their throat. and perry says what are you doing, you know in in confronts him and he says i hope that if i ever am in this position someone is as humane as me and ends my life so you do kind of get stories like that but nothing systematically certainly at this time. with eight steps to start to take the into oh, that's a really good question resistance to that as there was to so he's asking when asepsis took the place of antisepsis. actually, you might be surprised to find out that lister was against asepsis. it's so asepsis is germ-free whereas antisepsis is germ fighting and the reason that he was against it was because he never envisioned the hospital to be the seat entirely of medical practice. of co