vice president carter-oberstone. >> thank you mr. lazar and thanks for filling in with the chief and the reduced numbers for burglary. that's good news and thank you to you and the entire department's work on that. i believe it was last week but could have been two weeks prior they asked chief scott whether dgo 3.1 was in effect and followed by the department? i noticed that it's not on the department's website right now, the latest version, so i wanted to ask whether the department could post it, if there's a relationship why it's not being posted and relatedly whether it went through power dms? >> commissioner thank you for the question. i will follow up to make sure it's posted and i will find out about power dms and get back to you. thank you for bringing that to our attention. . >> okay. but to get your take on it it's your understanding that 3.1 is effective and the department is following it, the latest version of? >> yeah, i will have to look into it and find out where we are with. i know there's been a lot of discussion abou

vice presidentt carter-oberstone. >> nothing for me. commissioner benedicto he myself and president elias attended the dgo working group last week. it was a productive meeting and we are now in the final stretch of the working group process and next meeting is scheduled to be our last working group so looking forward to that. >> thank you so much. for me, my update is that i began the 90 day clock on non uniformed officer and told-i received e-mail from dp a rks and department we will set up a meeting hopefully next week regarding the identification of the subject matter expert for this dgo and begin the process and get this dgo started. and then with respect to the other dgo i assigned there is no updates with those this week but hopefully next week we will have a update. thank you commissioner frz your participation and leadership in the dgo and moving them forward. i appreciate it. turn it over to public comment. >> at this time public is welcome to make public comment regarding line item 4, commissioner reports. if you like to make

and also to thank you vice president carter oberstone. i want to start the 90-day clock on the dgos on my list. seeing no other commissioners in the chat. i'm going to turnover to public comment please. >> if you would like to make public comment online item 6, please press star-3 right now. president elias there is no public comment. >> thank you can we have the next item please. >> line item 7, presentation regarding the status of sustained dp cases review. we have commander paul yets available. >> good evening, president elias and commissioners chief, director henderson, i'm commander of the wrist management office. i'm realize that i'm the third power point that you're going to watch tonight. i did see the first two, they were informative. my topic will not be nearly as exciting but i'm confident that my presentation will be precise and short. so i'm going to go ahead and start. tonight i'm going to discuss the status of sustained dpa cases and sergeant if you can power point. thank you. so we'll move on to slide 2. so we did prepare

vice president carter oberstone. >> yes. vice president yes. commissioner byrne. >> yes. >> commissioner byrne yes. commissioner yee. >> yes. >> commissioner yee yes. president elias. >> yes. president, you have a unanimous vote. >> thank you, next item. >> line item 15, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 17 below. close session. including public comment on item 16, for whether to hold item 17 in closed session. action? >> do i have a motion. >> you're excited to get to the next item, i know. >> if you would like to make public comment, regarding line item 15, dial star-3 now. and there is no public comment. now we can take the vote regarding line item 15. >> i think line item 16. >> okay. >> item 16, thank you. line item 16, vote on whether to hold item 17 in closed session, san francisco code section 67.10 action. >> i'll make a motion to hold item 17 in closed session. >> second. >> second. >> so online item, 16. commissioner walker. how do you vote. >> yes. >> commissioner walker yes. commissioner benedicto. >> yes. >> commiss

the first carter oberstone brought it tup, i sent a note to the police commission with 8 concerns, the only response was from chief scott none of the commissioners responded. so please try touting that as. and having this discussion, meant the community involvement was being, was being received by commission, that's just ridiculous. that bar is low, that this is how you go with getting community engagement in this type of thing. it has to be bert, thank you. >> good evening, you have two minutes. caller you have two minutes. >> speaker: hello. can you hear me. i'm trying to support the resident of very las questions, i support the mou, we have heard the previous one. didn't meet the expectations and really needs our da and our police department work together. i don't know who you guys are, but you cannot hold the residents of san francisco based on your preference. it's time to move on for the well being of all san francisco. thank you. >> good evening, caller you have two minutes. >> good evening, i'm just calling in to give my support to the mou that was drafted by the da per jenkins

. >> thank you, i'm going to turn this to vice president carter oberstone. >> thank you, as some folks may recall, i said, i wanted this commission to increase gender diversity. and ever since then, i knew that at all cost, we need today get one person to present on this issue because of the amazing work that she is doing in this area. and that person is lori who is joining us tonight. professional back grounds and just a couple of her credentials. maureen is the founder of 30 for 30 initiative which is a grass roots improvement to improve representation and women in policing, launched in 2021, they have masked over 2000 partners including some big ones. as well as state agencies and local agencies and university departments and federal law enforcement axes. she is also chief of policing project at nyu law school where she oversees standards for police departments. she joined the policing project from the national police foundation where she lead her training and technical assistance effort as director of national programs. prior to that, maureen spent a decade with the federal governm