commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: yeah, and thanks again, chief, for acknowledging what i brought up in the last meeting. but i do want to make sure, from what i was hearing, it sounds like ingleside, tenderloin, the bayview, and mission, homicide was up, and that's a problem. that's a problem. so i want to make sure that as we do these report-outs, and we're looking at the data, and we're looking at the information that's in front of us, that we are looking at a plan to make reductions in these areas and have the staff that we need in order to see a decrease in these areas. i think that was extremely, extremely alarming. we're looking at a 100% increase in ingleside, so i wanted to make sure we pointed that out and make sure that's on our radar, chief, and we're planning how we're going to see a decrease in homicides in the city. >> yes, sir. i may have spoke, but the shootings are what's up in inglesides, which is just as problematic. >> commissioner brookter: no, point well taken. >> vice

. >> commissioner brookter: good night. >> supervisor haney: the refresh island mobility management agency. miss milton is our clerk, and i want to welcome brittany. i believe this is our first meeting together. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: yes. [roll call] >> clerk: we have quorum. >> supervisor haney: thank you. madam clerk, will you please read the next item. >> clerk: yes, i would like to make an announcement about public comment, if that's okay. >> supervisor haney: sure. >> clerk: public comment will be available for each item on this agenda by calling 888-204-8987 and entering -- 5987 and entering 285-8465, pressing pound, and pound again. to enter into the public comment queue to speak, press one, and zero. please wait until the system indicates that you are unmuted, and speak slowly and clearly, and turn down any live stream or television. >> clerk: thank you, madam clerk. announce the first item. >> clerk: yes. item 2 is adoption of the minutes. >> supervisor haney: is there any public comment on the minutes? >> operator: there is no public comment. >> su

commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: yeah, and thanks again, chief, for acknowledging what i brought up in the last meeting. but i do want to make sure, from what i was hearing, it sounds like ingleside, tenderloin, the bayview, and mission, homicide was up, and that's a problem. that's a problem. so i want to make sure that as we do these report-outs, and we're looking at the data, and we're looking at the information that's in front of us, that we are looking at a plan to make reductions in these areas and have the staff that we need in order to see a decrease in these areas. i think that was extremely, extremely alarming. we're looking at a 100% increase in ingleside, so i wanted to make sure we pointed that out and make sure that's on our radar, chief, and we're planning how we're going to see a decrease in homicides in the city. >> yes, sir. i may have spoke, but the shootings are what's up in inglesides, which is just as problematic. >> commissioner brookter: no, point well taken. >> vice

commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: yeah, and thanks again, chief, for acknowledging what i brought up in the last meeting. but i do want to make sure, from what i was hearing, it sounds like ingleside, tenderloin, the bayview, and mission, homicide was up, and that's a problem. that's a problem. so i want to make sure that as we do these report-outs, and we're looking at the data, and we're looking at the information that's in front of us, that we are looking at a plan to make reductions in these areas and have the staff that we need in order to see a decrease in these areas. i think that was extremely, extremely alarming. we're looking at a 100% increase in ingleside, so i wanted to make sure we pointed that out and make sure that's on our radar, chief, and we're planning how we're going to see a decrease in homicides in the city. >> yes, sir. i may have spoke, but the shootings are what's up in inglesides, which is just as problematic. >> commissioner brookter: no, point well taken. >> vice

. >> commissioner brookter: second. >> clerk: okay. at this time, the public is welcome to make public comment on-line item 7. members of the public wishing to make comment, please press star, three now, and there is no public comment, commissioner. >> vice president taylor: okay. please call roll for the vote. >> clerk: on the motion whether not to disclose closed session, how do you vote? [roll call] >> clerk: vice president taylor, you have five yeses. >> vice president taylor: great. the motion passes. please call the next line item. >> clerk: line item 8, adjournment. >> vice president taylor: do i have a motion? >> motion. >> commissioner dejesus: chief scott is making the motion. [inaudible] >> vice president taylor: did you call roll or are we all on the same page? >> clerk: we have a motion and a second, we just need a roll call. [roll call] >> vice president taylor: get some sleep, everybody. motion passes. >> commissioner hamasaki: all right, everybody. thank you, and have a good night. good night. >> commissioner brookter:

>> motion. >> commissioner brookter: second. >> clerk: okay. at this time, the public is welcome to make public comment on-line item 7. members of the public wishing to make comment, please press star, three now, and there is no public comment, commissioner. >> vice president taylor: okay. please call roll for the vote. >> clerk: on the motion whether not to disclose closed session, how do you vote? [roll call] >> clerk: vice president taylor, you have five yeses. >> vice president taylor: great. the motion passes. please call the next line item. >> clerk: line item 8, adjournment. >> vice president taylor: do i have a motion? >> motion. >> commissioner dejesus: chief scott is making the motion. [inaudible] >> vice president taylor: did you call roll or are we all on the same page? >> clerk: we have a motion and a second, we just need a roll call. [roll call] >> vice president taylor: get some sleep, everybody. motion passes. >> commissioner hamasaki: all right, everybody. thank you, and have a good night. good night. >> commissioner brookter:

good night. >> commissioner brookter: good night.

. >> commissioner brookter: congratulations, malia. don't get used to this. >> chair mar: good morning. the meeting will come to order. welcome to the september 3, 2020 meeting of the government audit and oversight committee. i'm joined by supervisor aaron peskin. thank you and clerk john carroll. thank you to sfgovtv for airing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. both cable channel 26 and sfgov are scrolling a public comment announcement across your screen. to call in to the meeting, dial 415-655-0001. enter the meeting code 146-415-7487, then pound, and pound again. to comment on an item, press star, three to enter the queue. alternatively, you may submit public comment in either of the following ways. you may e-mail me. i am john carroll, and i'm the clerk of the government audit and oversight committee. my e-mail is john.carroll@sfgov.org. or you may mail in your comment to city hall. the address is 1 carlton e. goodlett place, san francisco, california, 94102. items acted on today will appear on

police reform and community involvement involving a number of our staff, including commissioner brookter. on the 16th we hosted another informational session on our mediation division with our staff from mediation, and we planned to do two more mediation informational sessions a month to get to address community education about the division and respond to questions that have been raised in the past about how our mediation works. we're also hosting a virtual oversight agency panel discussion with cpccc on the 29th, so that's before the end of this month. and so unless i have questions of any of those updates, i want to dive into the actual annual report. >> we are waiting for that to happen. >> okay. >> i'll just speak for myself. >> all right. >> i don't want to not risk reviewing it and people would be like you didn't get to that. the numbers will be in the annual report, but is the up-to-date numbers going to be in the annual report or is that maybe something that's in your numbers to report to us, and welcome back, by the way. >> thank you. one moment, please. there's no update on the