and ben rosenfield as well. i feel like this charter amendment is a culmination of many years of discussions that we have been having how to best support the outcomes for our city youth. one of the most glaring issues is disjointed system we have in place how funds are expended and the silos we created as opposed unified strategic way. this charter amendment works off what the voters pass #d 10 years ago but adds teeth, budget accountability tools. now we are going into couple near years, maybe more of tough budget, it is really important we have accountability mechanisms to insure we are not double dipping and not double counting and children funding that has been appropriated by the voters actually reaches children to make their lives better. this amendment-this charter amendment elevates existing our city our family initiative coled by the mayor and super intenedant of school. the initiative is responsible for bringing together the san francisco unified school district and city departments to develop a city w

our previous controller, ben rosenfield, for the last year. thank you very much, billy.along the way, a private organization, funded by, extremely, wealthy individuals has and i believe today will be submitting their own charter amendment, that has not been the subject of any public input or public discussion. which arbitrarily takes a hatchet to our city commissions by bluntly eliminating vital commissions like the arts commission, the library commission, the public health commission. and instead, i think that this measure that is before us is commission reform done right. we are laying the groundwork for an expert task force that includes input from our city attorneys, government team, our city comptroller and other experts as to how to reform the structure, number and functions of our city commissions to improve their efficacy and productivity. i want to thank supervisor rafael mandelman for attempting this work earlier this year and say that unlike the together sf charter amendment and their dark money attempt at replacing oversight in city hall with their own behind

our previous controller, ben rosenfield, for the last year. thank you very much, billy. the way, a private organization, funded by, extremely, wealthy individuals has and i believe today will be submitting their own charter amendment, that has not been the subject of any public input or public discussion. which arbitrarily takes a hatchet to our city commissions by bluntlyb eliminating vital commissions like the arts commission, the library commission, the public health commission. and instead, i think that this measure that is before us is commission reform done right. we are laying the groundwork for an expert task force that includes input from our city attorneys, government team, our city comptroller and other experts as to how to reform the structure, number and functions of our city commissions to improve their efficacy and productivity. i want to thank supervisor rafael mandelman for attempting this work earlier this year and sf charter amendment and their dark money attempt at replacing oversight in city hall with their own behind closed doors operations, the vot