i'm brett andrews, the c.e.o. of p.o.c. and cochair of the human services network, h.s.n. i'm joined here by cheryllynn adams, cochair of the h.s.n., as well. i just want to thank you for the opportunity to present today and in particular to you, supervisor haney, for calling this hearing on nonsustainability and pay equity. h.s.n. is an association of 110 community based nonprofit agencies united as a public policy organization dedicated to addressing the critical issues of health and human services sector in san francisco. i know that most of us can agree that san francisco is second to none in providing client centered, community based, and culturally appropriate services. a key to that success is the world class model that we have, is the long-standing and intentional partnership the city has with the nonprofit sector. and while over the years, we have had some successes on moving the needing of the cost of doing businesses most recently with m.c.e., we have not addressed the issues of sustainability and pay equity in any consistent and lasting way, and i would assert

i'm brett andrews, the c.e.o. of p.o.c. and cochair of the human services network, h.s.n. i'm joined here by cheryllynn adams, cochair of the h.s.n., as well. i just want to thank you for the opportunity to present today and in particular to you, supervisor haney, for calling this hearing on nonsustainability and pay equity. h.s.n. is an association of 110 community based nonprofit agencies united as a public policy organization dedicated to addressing the critical issues of health and human services sector in san francisco. i know that most of us can agree that san francisco is second to none in providing client centered, community based, and culturally appropriate services. a key to that success is the world class model that we have, is the long-standing and intentional partnership the city has with the nonprofit sector. and while over the years, we have had some successes on moving the needing of the cost of doing businesses most recently with m.c.e., we have not addressed the issues of sustainability and pay equity in any consistent and lasting way, and i would assert

brett, we've been talking about governor andrew cuomo here in new york, reported $5 million book dealwith the nursing homes and scandal that we cover here on fox for quite some time. rep delton is calling it "blood money." >> the nursing home ordering cover-up, you are talking about the loss of life, you are crossing off of -- this is blood money -- profiting off of the suffering, physically, emotionally, financially, of your constituents, of new yorkers. >> sandra: "the new york post" was not gentle with it had lines of this story this morning, also taking on his "blood money." rats, the team is responding that he worked at the end night to try to save brett, the team is responding that he worked day and night to try and save lives, but -- >> bike "the wall street journal" and "new york post" and fox business that are covering it. others have not covered it as much. i do think that we don't know exactly where the federal investigation is, at what point and what exactly they are pinpointing in on. also, the new york investigation by the attorney general. i don't think that governor cu

brett has his hand up. >> chairman: i didn't see. that. member andrews. >> thanks. i just wanted to get a quick clarification here on a couple things. so are we voting on the investment plan doc that member nagendra presented as she walked through the document or member friedenbach's and then i'll throw out this one other. i was recused from the behavioral health discussion and i wanted to find out ultimately where we landed with that. >> chairman: so we're actually improving the investment plan summary. this would be a summary that we would present to the mayor's office, department heads, and out in the world. >> got it. thank you. i appreciate that. >> chairman: okay. all right. so and i want to answer other questions, but i might take a little more time but i'm -- [inaudible] . so secretary, we'll do a roll call. >> secretary: [roll call] >> chairman: so the motion passes. thank you everyone and, at this time, we'll now go back to item 4 and i'm going to turn it over to laura to talk about those numbers that we requested. >> great. so, mary, if you could. all rig

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brett has his hand up. >> chairman: i didn't see. that. member andrews. >> thanks.get a quick clarification here on a couple things. so are we voting on the investment plan doc that member nagendra presented as she walked through the document or member friedenbach's and then i'll throw out this one other. i was recused from the behavioral health discussion and i wanted to find out ultimately where we landed with that. >> chairman: so we're actually improving the investment plan summary. this would be a summary that we would present to the mayor's office, department heads, and out in the world. >> got it. thank you. i appreciate that. >> chairman: okay. all right. so and i want to answer other questions, but i might take a little more time but i'm -- [inaudible] . so secretary, we'll do a roll call. >> secretary: [roll call] >> chairman: so the motion passes. thank you everyone and, at this time, we'll now go back to item 4 and i'm going to turn it over to laura to talk about those numbers that we requested. >> great. so, mary, if you could. all right. so i'll spend