yes, commissioner breslin? >> yeah, on page 8 you say the mixed medium family enrolment not available in 2022 plan year for non-medicare health net canopy care. now why would that be? that seems like an unfair advantage, especially since it's a new plan, and part of the idea i thought was competition for blue shield when we got a new plan, but why would they not be allowed to take some of these non-medicare people? >> i may have to defer to sfhss. this is linked to [indiscernible] considerations for this -- >> it looks like an unfair advantage to health net canopy care, which is our new plan. >> commissioner breslin, thank you for asking that question. it is a big programming issue for our administrative team that is not where we need to be spending our energies this year, and our efforts with health net is to get them up and running and not to present them with one of the most complicated situations we could. and our e.s.a. team did over 10,000 lines of programming for these split families in the past, and we'

yes, commissioner breslin? >> yeah, on page 8 you say the mixed medium family enrolment not available in 2022 plan year for non-medicare health net canopy care. now why would that be? that seems like an unfair advantage, especially since it's a new plan, and part of the idea i thought was competition for blue shield when we got a new plan, but why would they not be allowed to take some of these non-medicare people? >> i may have to defer to sfhss. this is linked to [indiscernible] considerations for this -- >> it looks like an unfair advantage to health net canopy care, which is our new plan. >> commissioner breslin, thank you for asking that question. it is a big programming issue for our administrative team that is not where we need to be spending our energies this year, and our efforts with health net is to get them up and running and not to present them with one of the most complicated situations we could. and our e.s.a. team did over 10,000 lines of programming for these split families in the past, and we'

and you know the late jimmy breslin once said of mike royko. the chicago paper when they were doing a sum of roykos columns. and they were trying to get flat fluoride quotes and everything breslin said he's the best isn't he? that's all he said. and that's what they say about david zucchino. but thank you jim for those stories. well, it's true. absolutely. all right. well thank everybody for coming out tonight. i really appreciate your interest in the book. i'd like to ask how many people have been watching the impeachment hearings? and i think they're still going so do i hear a motion to call this whole thing off? we'll go to a bar and turn on the tv and watch impeachment no motion. okay. all right. i usually like to start off by asking people how many of you were aware of the wilmington coup or massacre, whatever you want to call it before you came across this book. all right. so most of you i have to admit i hadn't heard about this until about 20 years ago. and i went to high school and college in, north carolina. never heard about it. never

so i'm still confused and maybe -- >> i can call you commissioner breslin after the meeting. i would happy to do that. >> i think we can arrange for that. i think it's -- i think what i said earlier in my report is that we are meeting weekly with delta to clarify a number of issues. some of which have been brought forward today, again, and they have been asked and answered. the additional questions that are being raised here today we will make sure they are addressed in a future director's report or discussion item on the agenda. >> we will open up for public comment. >> thank you president follansbee. public comment is available for each item on the agenda. as a reminder, they may ask kwp questions about the policy body. when your three minutes have ended, you'll be back on mute. remote viewing is available and opportunities to speak by dialling the number on the screen. the dial in number is 415-655-0001. there's a standing 45 second delay for viewers watching online. we will take a 45 second pause to allow the system to catch up and callers to dial in. the pause starts now

commissioner breslin? >> present. >> commissioner hao. >> present. >> commissioner scott? >> and commissioner zvanski? >> present, thank you. >> thank you. we have quorum. >> thank you very much. can we have agenda item no. 3, please. >> yes. agenda item no. 3 is the approval with possible

mental health champion and ex—rugby pro niall breslin tells us what you can do to go from bleurgh to and _ announcement this morning. spot on. good morning and welcome _ announcement this morning. spot on. good morning and welcome to - good morning and welcome to manchester airport. normally this time of year it would handle about a passengers per day, just 5000 passed through it yesterday such as the impact of the travel restrictions but you are right. we will get an update as to whether more countries will be added to the so—called green list and let me remind you of the rules as they stand. red and amber list countries are the ones where travel to is advised against. it's not illegal, but please don't go, and if you do, you have to quarantine a home or in a hotel when you get back. the green list, the one we are keeping a close eye on means you can travel there without having to quarantine but you will still need to have a test and that can add a lot of money to the price of your holiday, a test before and after, so it's worth bearing in mind. and remember, till the last review th