this is debbie lurman. we appreciate the proposed amendments to eliminate liability for members of the public which would still allow enforcement of bribery laws. changes still don't fully address our concerns. we still believe the measure goes too far in prohibiting gifts that don't rise to the level of corruption and its overly broad definition of restricted sources. our biggest concern continues to be the limits on comp tickets to nonprofit fundraisers. that would allow and officials that make a clear case for artist and exhibit performances but it's unclear whether the standard would recognize the benefits above the city and community based organizations and attended events held by san francisco and human service nonprofits. by participating in these in supporting by front line service providers. historically, city policy has been to underfund these contracts and expect nonprofits to secure additional funding. right now, we're facing a recruitment and retention crisis that threatens nonprofits' ability

this is debbie lurman. we appreciate the proposed amendments to eliminate liability for members of the public which would still allow enforcement of bribery laws. changes still don't fully address our concerns. we still believe the measure goes too far in prohibiting gifts that don't rise to the level of corruption and its overly broad definition of restricted sources. our biggest concern continues to be the limits on comp tickets to nonprofit fundraisers. that would allow and officials that make a clear case for artist and exhibit performances but it's unclear whether the standard would recognize the benefits above the city and community based organizations and attended events held by san francisco and human service nonprofits. by participating in these in supporting by front line service providers. historically, city policy has been to underfund these contracts and expect nonprofits to secure additional funding. right now, we're facing a recruitment and retention crisis that threatens nonprofits' ability