dorothy lu replaced me at the end of my term. there's a reason that ethics commission terms are six years and that you can't be reappointed, and that is because there was i think good thinking on those who drafted the initial ordinance that it takes a very long time to understand the many rules, regulations, laws governing ethics in this city. and we wanted people to serve those terms who were committed to ethics reform, who were committed to moving the city forward in terms of ethics, and not worried about being reappointed. i will say that dorothy lu was appointed to -- at the end of my term in spite of having no ethics experience. she resigned a year later. she worked very hard during that year, but it wasn't enough really to leave a legacy. and what is important, i think, about appointing someone to this term is to find someone who already has a leg up on the understanding of our ethics commission and our ethics laws. i support hulda garfolo because, as you heard, she has significant experience in terms of her work on ethics

activities and would appreciate the support of the supervisors to be the individual that would replace dorothy lucommissioner on the ethics commission. >> okay, thank you. any questions? supervisor breed. >> hi, thank you so much. i just wanted to know, besides your work on the civil grand jury, is there anything else that's compelling in your history or your background that would make you the best choice for this position? >>> yes, several -- actually i have a degree in nursing, but i also have worked as a security administrator at a very large hotel in los angeles when i lived there, the beverly hilton, which required me to work with the secret service, the fbi advance team, and with a lot of political dignitaries and foreign dignitaries. so, i've had a lot of experience working with people and coordinating big events, you know, and also security for those individuals. >> thank you. no more questions. >> supervisor cohen. >> i was wondering if you had any experience with filing or auditing -- audit of campaign finance disclosure statements. >>> during the civil grand jury experience, yes, we ha