agencies of the federal government, and so i'd now like to introduce suki kong from the general services administration, who was a big help. thank you and good morning. good morning. great why ? it is incredible honor to be here with you today as the region of the ministrations for us, um you know, as i mean, u s general services. i'm on the job, 30 days, so police bear with me, okay? g s a along with 18 federal partner agencies make up the u. s. interagency council on homelessness. the council sole mission is focused on preventing and ending. the homelessness in america, and that is the truth. this can be achieved when the government and community work together as we did today. the land we stand on today was originally acquired by the us government. for the possible expansion of the browning. a u. s court house, the home of the ninth circuit court of appeals. in 2016. in collaboration with a quarter of pills. g s a determined that the expansion was not needed. and this property became excess federal real estate. g s a reached out to the department, health and human services and housing and urban devel

we actually got the general services administration to agree that we got to go to disney world to study lines. the recommendations made were all recommendations about management, better polling place management, poll worker recruitment, all the fundamentals of election administration. so that is all good. at the same time, the distinction between access and what i call the suppression versus product conflict continue to simmer. if first took the form of identification statutes that were passed around the country. everybody here knows the thought was to accelerate until we got to the election and everybody is familiar with the extraordinary controversies with the president refused to concede. the goal of the commission was to emphasize that elections are a facet of public administration and they require professionalized management. we are now seeing a turn in the direction toward discredited professional management, discredited nonpartisan administration and trying to put partisan actors in a much more controlling role. we have seen that with state legislatures trying to rein in the prof

general administrations of the honorable vice president of supervision and general administrations of the various departments of the general administration of engineering and behind the processing of technical affairs, procurement, nutrition, servicesd especially the dear employees who provided services and the relations of the news affairs of khane mellat news agency and the employees of the departments various members of the majlis, the security center, the security unit and the police stationed in the majlis, journalists, videographers, photographers, and reporters, production agents, except for the live broadcasts of radio farhang and all news sections of radio and television, and the live broadcasts of the iran news network, and the reporters of the majlis affairs, newspapers and various publications. the country's official news agencies and news sites, which during the review of the country's budget bill of 1402, participated in the specialized commissions of the budget headquarters consolidation commission and intensive meetings in the main floor of the parliament and were active in public meetings that were attended by friends every day with an interval of three sessions and 10 hours. and i would also like to thank all the

agencies of the federal government, and so i'd now like to introduce suki kong from the general services administration, who was a big help. thank you and good morning. good morning. great why ? it is incredible honor to be here with you today as the region of the ministrations for us, um you know, as i mean, u s general services. i'm on the job, 30 days, so police bear with me, okay? g s a along with 18 federal partner agencies make up the u. s. interagency council on homelessness. the council sole mission is focused on preventing and ending. the homelessness in america, and that is the truth. this can be achieved when the government and community work together as we did today. the land we stand on today was originally acquired by the us government. for the possible expansion of the browning. a u. s court house, the home of the ninth circuit court of appeals. in 2016. in collaboration with a quarter of pills. g s a determined that the expansion was not needed. and this property became excess federal real estate. g s a reached out to the department, health and human services and housing and urban devel

transportation and infrastructure met in open session to consider 10 resolutions including in the general services administration's capital investment and leasing programs. the committee continues to work to reduce the cost of federal property and leases. the 10 resolutions considered include two alteration projects and eight lease that is will result in $382 million in savings from the voided lease cost and space reductions. i enclose copies of the resolution adopted by the committee on transportation and infrastructure on february 28, 2023. signed, sincerely, sam graves, chairman. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on appropriations. without objection, the house stands adjourned until noon on tuesday, march 7, for morning hour debate, and 2 p.m. for legislative business. host: a quick pro forma session by the house today. lawmakers are not in congress today. and today not in session. we are back at the washington journal continuing with your top news story of the week. democrats (202) 748-8000 republicans (202) 748-8001 independents (202) 748-8002 lewis and salsberry north carolina. democratic ca

friendly, to be the home of the new fbi headquarters, a decision coming soon from the general services administrationegacy establishing project for the federal government, and the biden administration has already laid out the guidelines for how they are going to look for a replacement for it, and so stick by the guidelines that were laid out. they said they would focus on cost, and if it comes to maryland it has a chance to have a $250 million tax benefit to the people of the country, and we know they said they would focus on location, and we have location assets that will be important. they said they will focus on equity, and we know the two locations that we have in the state of maryland, prince george's county, and it's a location that has been historically neglected by the federal government, and the gdp growth, fairfax county, virginia, is number two, and maryland, it's 42. on the final piece, think about the future mission of the fbi, where the fbi has been clear when they said they will focus more on cyber and cyber threats. maryland is the home of the u.s. cyber command and fort meade. number

appropriate approximately within.7 million from the rec and park department and general service agency, city add administrator and appropriating 862,000 to major's office of house and community development and 862 thousand dollars to the rec and park department for uses permitted in the 70 sick mission street funds to the community hearing out lined in administrative code and fiscal year 22-23. members of public who are joining remote and wish to comment call 415-655-0001, access code: 2498 202 4187 ## a prompt will indicate you raised your hand when you have been unmuted it is your signal to begin your comments. thank you, today we are melinda stock sullivan project manager from rec and park department to make the presentation. thank you. >> good afternoon. chair approximate supervisors, staff. melinda sullivan project manager with rec and park capitol and planning division. i have been working on the gene friend rec center project since late 2014. the friend rec center at folsom and sixth in soma. current facility construct in the 1989. includes a single site center with single court indoor gym. weight room

is an ordinance deappropriating 1. 7 million from rec and park department upon general service agency city add administrator and appropriating approximately 1 opinion 7 million at this time major's office of house and community development for uses in the mission street funds in fiscal 22 to 23. members when are remote and wish to comment call 415-655-0001, access code: 2491 751 5889 ##. madam chair. why thank you i want to acknowledge the return of president peskin to the chamber and this is the item that which he is the sponsor of and thank you. the i'm here to poke to item 9 and change chair chan for cosponsorship as well as matt dorsey for his cosponsorship. a decade ago, the successor agency to the redevelopment agency known as office of community investment approximate infrastructure enter in a purwhich is approximate sale agreement for property at 706 mission home of the mexican museum with the millennium corporation purchase sale agreement required the develop termake a number of different payments to ocii. for cultural and other purposes. last year, i held a hearing on the status of those subventio

service, all her wedding was caught by militia supratronics. in all districts of the capital, the utym, liku and leninskoye administrations already have officer depots . veteran generals everyone lost a warm word of handicrafts for service to everyone , left-handed musical weddings, recognizing the orod. i would like to wish all my colleagues patience calmness. good luck striving not to stop there in our relatively turbulent days, but to wish everyone only fortitude. e relatives. and to our employees, wives, members, families, many thanks for the endurance and patience shown for the fact that they are always waiting for us at home. hard work is more, probably, psychological for me and for my loved ones, because you are always on the phone. all the time, they can call fortitude at any time , first of all, the divisions of the minsk police will be on duty for disturbing restless minsk residents and guests of the capital . hello nefi for skin and suprotonic documents and photographs. i'm like a chandelier of nikitura the belarusian police at the capital school no. 152 and the meat of sergei belchenka had an entire rashist opening of the exposition for everywhere on an ex

administration already had an officer's depot? generals and veterans for everyone skipped a warm word of scum for service to the skin, we analypshin know for you. i would like to wish all my colleagues patience calmness. good luck striving not to stop there in our relatively turbulent days, but to wish everyone only fortitude. e relatives. and to our employees, to their wives, members, families, a huge gratitude for the endurance and patience shown, for the fact that hard work is constantly waiting for us at home, probably more psychologically for me and for my relatives, because you are always on the phone. all the time, at any moment, they can call fortitude in the first place. on the water of the professional holy supracenics of the pink units of the police of minsk, they will carry out vigilance for disturbing the calm jan, and guests of the capital of the vyaloun, emission for skin supratronics documents and photos. i, as for the island, are not hisstury belarusian police at stolichnaya school number 152 and mio sergei belchenko. the tract opening of the exposition came true for everywhere, they will prepare an exhibition pro

appropriate approximately within.7 million from the rec and park department and general service agency, city add administrator and appropriating 862,000 to major's office of house and community development and 862 thousand dollars to the rec and park department for uses permitted in the 70 sick mission street funds to the community hearing out lined in administrative code and fiscal year 22-23. members of public who are joining remote and wish to comment call 415-655-0001, access code: 2498 202 4187 ## a prompt will indicate you raised your hand when you have been unmuted it is your signal to begin your comments. thank you, today we are melinda stock sullivan project manager from rec and park department to make the presentation. thank you. >> good afternoon. chair approximate supervisors, staff. melinda sullivan project manager with rec and park capitol and planning division. i have been working on the gene friend rec center project since late 2014. the friend rec center at folsom and sixth in soma. current facility construct in the 1989. includes a single site center with single court indoor gym. weight room

generation of patriots. and that's why in my administration we laid out a vision that maryland and in maryland we will put service front and center of everything that we do. and that's why, on day one, in one of my first acts as governor, i created a new department, the department of service and zivic innovation in our state, that will consolidate and elevate the departments that serve our state governments and it will be the home base of our service tier option. maryland will be the first state in the country that will offer a service tier option to all its high school graduates. [applause] where all high school graduates will have a chance to have aier of service to the state of maryland and they can choose how they want to do it. they can work in the environment. they can work in education. they can work in justice reform. they can work with veterans. they can work with animals. it will be completely their choice. we're going to do it for three reasons. the first reason is because i'm a big believer in experiential learning and giving young people a pathway to identify what it is they want to do and give them

services committee. "the biden administration has never asked congress for the type of generational investment for resources navy's submarine requirements, let alone additional requirements." this is somewhat in favor of aukus. what is your response? mara: i have been pleased to see the bipartisan support. it really is a generational leap in this alliance. it is a game changer. in terms of the comments on the need to invest in the submarine industrial base, we are working closely with congress to be able to max the investment that the industrial base can absorb. we are studying really hard to see what effect the investments are having as we go forward. nick: the effect that aukus can have. do you think it will tax the industrial base further? mara: i think it will help lift up the submarine base for us, the united kingdom and australia. nick: because australia will invest in the american industrial base just like the u.s. is investing in themselves? mara: they are indeed but i would underscore the increasing recognition that we as a country have in our spectacular undersea capabilities and the need to make

general regime colony. now the former head of the department, customs investigations and inquiries of the federal customs service alexander kirk he was detained in 2019. the self-administrationstoms investigations and inquiries, where he fight, including with smugglers, but as investigators proved, on the contrary, he helped illegal transportation abroad, thanks to him the entrepreneur secretly sent jewelry and currency worth 24 million rubles abroad. during the search. at the customs officer himself, 600,000 dollars and 600,000 euros were found. gold bars luxury watch. and also the collection is a horse, only she alone costs fabulous money. where did all these riches come from? the customs officer found it difficult to explain, yes, it's true that at the time they searched a huge one. he's detainees the day before, court procedures in the capital of customs officers were still ahead of the last of them , the deputy head of the central customs department, general alexandra beglov, appeared to choose a measure of restraint. a strong man in handcuffs clearly felt himself. what is called not at ease is quite uncomfortable in a cage guarded by escort dogs, apparently, such a dev

is an ordinance deappropriating 1. 7 million from rec and park department upon general service agency city add administratoriating approximately 1 opinion 7 million at this time major's office of house and community development for uses in the mission street funds in fiscal 22 to 23. members when are remote and wish to comment call 415-655-0001 access code: 2491 751 5889 ##. madam chair. why thank you i want to acknowledge the return of president peskin to the chamber and this is the item that which he is the sponsor of and thank you. the i'm here to poke to item 9 and change chair chan for cosponsorship as well as matt dorsey for his cosponsorship. a decade ago, the successor agency to the redevelopment agency known as office of community investment approximate infrastructure enter in a purwhich is approximate sale agreement for property at 706 mission home of the mexican museum with the millennium corporation purchase sale agreement required the develop termake a number of different payments to ocii. for cultural and other purposes. last year i held a hearing on the status of those subventions and -- foun

service. let me ask about the treasury inspector general on the tax administration's report from fiscal year 2021ecause i think the record of the irs with regard to implementing some of the tax credit provisions that i assume have come up here before. 28% of total income earned income tax credits were improperly made. 13% of additional child tax credits were improperly paid and 26% of american opportunity tax credits. this has been a long-standing issue for the irs. please tell me that you're going to look into that and try to make sure people who are receiving money from the federal government, other taxpayers in effect through improper payments, tell me you're going to try to reduce those numbers dramatically. >> absolutely. i know i've talked about my background a lot and for many years i was known around town as the improper payments guy. that was my job for both president bush and president obama. i've thought a lot about this issue and certainly will focus on it when i'm there if i get confirmed. >> i'm a little concerned when i hear one of my colleagues suggest this is a problem with unlic

colonel-general, the press service of the ground forces, there are no breakthroughs on the luhansk front, even though the enemy is constantly trying to attack, says the head of the military regional administration , for example, near belogorivka, which was liberated six months ago, battles are ongoing, the enemy is striking with artillery from aviation, but our military does not retreat , no a meter to the village, where there are almost no whole houses left, the journalists of the military television reached, how are the ukrainian defenders holding their positions, let's look further , the road to belogorivka is very difficult constantly being shot at, that's why we changed from our car to an armored car and will leave at night , even at three in the morning we find the military under corrections, the guys work around the clock, they were the ones who liberated beligorivka. vladyslav remembers how his unit stopped a column of enemy vehicles. i seem to be climbing on the bmp , i turn my head to the right, and here it starts like a slow motion, i watch a tank roll out around a turn at a distance of 10 m 900, i turn my head to the left a scream from a tourist there, i hear a shot from the ptura t

administrative judge was a headquarters g s 15, which is generally a grade for a, a senior mid level manager. and was a attorney representing the department of homeland security, federal air marshal service during the same years that i was blowing the whistle on the agency which was confirmed by the supreme court. so i filed a complaint with the u. s. office of special counsel about the judge being silent about working for the federal air marshal service. and also the fact that the federal air marshal service failed to notify me that the judge had worked for them. so not only this violated numerous ethical standards, but clear violation of several laws and regulations. so now there is a nother merit system protection more proceeding that's happening in philadelphia. it had to go to philadelphia because my other judge is in the washington regional office. and i am currently appealing a decision by the the philadelphia marriott systems protection award to a federal appeals court in washington dc that she improperly failed to give me a hearing on injunctive release on the fact that both the department homeland security and my judge were silent. about their past history during my disclosures

service members and 170 civilians. general issued the warning last week as congress examines terrorist groups in afghanistan after the biden administrationorces from the country in 2021. >> if you assess six months against europe or asia, what would be the timeline against the homeland. >> i assess they could in as little as six months with little to no warning . ill oh he talk about that in the closed session. >> the warning centered on attacks in asia and europe. he says it would be more difficult for the group to attack the united states directly. intelligence officials gave a similar six-month timeline in october of 2021. republicans warned of terror suspect crossing the southern border. >> they know how to get into our country and know what they need to do. >> customs and border protection officials tell fox news they've stopped seven people on the terror watch list at the southern border in the first five months of the fiscal year that began in october. previously administration officials pointed out they have apprehended those on the watch list. john. >> john: rich, thank you. appreciate it. >> dana: a reporter face-to-face with i

administrative services they are trying to force people to change their passports , well, that is what is happening, i am creating information about the restoration of the life of the city, but in generalverodonetsk was from severodonetsk before this turmoil, and from the 14th year it was actually the administrative center, or all the people who were in the administration are they now in ukraine or has someone gone over to the side of the collaborators and is now somewhere in luhansk in russia, as in general this whole situation has demonstrated itself well , as for the city administration, unfortunately there are such exceptions that remained and moved on the side of the collaborators and this is, well, these are isolated cases that can be counted on the hands on the fingers of the hands, so to speak, the majority of our citizens left the city , left for the controlled part of ukraine, and some are abroad because they were evacuated in the first days of the war and from we drove around the world in general, the city of north-eastern , in fact, 80 percent passed by, oleksandrovych, i am asking here, there was an interception of the guru. they are all there they are so harsh in reality,

general of sba small business administration. mr. shoemaker anderson at this promotion six months ago so congratulations. delighted and also understand your place of the inspector general he is at a memorial service for his grandmother. i hope you would convey to him by your presence today is appreciated and we wish him the best in this time of need for his family matters. with that i would not want to recognize the ranking member my friend for any opening statement he would choose to make the gentleman does not recognize for the purpose of making opening statement. click thank you very, very much mr. richard thank you for convening this meeting. i agree with what you said earlier our purpose here is to find out what went wrong mixer doesn't the wrong again. individually and collectively for what they do. i keep saying it's a hard job but is a hard job because when it's done right requires a great deal of going beyond the job description and working to find ways to make us better as a nation. i look forward to working mu this is our inaugural meeting of this committee that had been established in the hundred 18 congress. the end of the day today the oversight on the federal workforce convenes as

generation of patriots. and that's why in my administration we laid out a vision that maryland and in maryland we will put service front and center of everything that we do. and that's why, on day one, in one of my first acts as governor, i created a new department, the department of service and zivic innovation in our state, that will consolidate and elevate the departments that serve our state governments and it will be the home base of our service tier option. maryland will be the first state in the country that will offer a service tier option to all its high school graduates. [applause] where all high school graduates will have a chance to have aier of service to the state of maryland and they can choose how they want to do it. they can work in the environment. they can work in education. they can work in justice reform. they can work with veterans. they can work with animals. it will be completely their choice. we're going to do it for three reasons. the first reason is because i'm a big believer in experiential learning and giving young people a pathway to identify what it is they want to do and give them

secretary of the iranian defense security council, by the way, the defense administrator and the head of the general intelligence service. well, yes, the americans managed, uh, to do everything that they, therefore, did not take place, then, especially against the backdrop of the well-known events in iran, the chinese. in fact, we took this initiative upon ourselves and actually put pressure on it. now the uniqueness of the situation arises in general. here, firstly, uh, we must renew diplomatic relations, given that the arab emirates, which have not had diplomatic relations with iran for 6 years, have already restored and now we are talking about restoring with bahrain. yes there so just in case where, if i'm mistaken , the headquarters is one of the fruits of the usa well, the king of bahrain takes such a positive offering, by the way in relation to russia. yes, this is a unique situation. this is purely eastern diplomacy means saudi arabia has turned to iran to mediate peace talks on yemen. at the same time, everyone understands. who is behind whom is this translated into russian . listen. let's make up. here in the

administrations applying band-aids and kicking the can down the road, we propose a generational investment in our behavioral health. with it, we'll repair the state hospital in warm springs, we'll improve patient services, and we'll better secure the safety of patients and providers. we'll also support expanded community-based behavioral health clinics. friends, the time for kicking the can down the road is over. send it to my desk. [applause] gov. gianforte: i appreciate the leadership of representative bob keenan, representative ed stafman, mary caferro, senator john esp, and the interim committee that worked with director brereton. thank you for your service to the state. [applause] gov. gianforte: we also continue to face the heartbreaking crisis of missing and murdered indigenous persons. this is an all-hands-on-deck moments. i want to recognize representative sharon stewart peregoy for giving a voice to the voiceless, for continuing to carry the torch that lights our way. tonight, i ask all of you to send her bill to protect our native neighbors to my desk. thank you for your work, representative. [applause] gov. gianforte: part of our montana way of life is defined by our rich outdoor heritage a

general director of the only belarusian and europe's largest producer of dolomite. uh, a whole bunch of leaders. deputy head of administration three deputy heads of administration. head of the department of housing and communal services of the executive committee, who also went the way from the bans of ice to the colonel, therefore, to replace me in this position, there are clarifications for a reason. personnel changes should not weaken vertically, on the contrary. well , this coordination with the military director igor demidenko is white. technician collar on the neck of a military man from the military the situation is such that order must be restored everywhere, including in this area. i will be very interested in how it works out here, we don't have a lot of problems here. well, most likely, the ministry of health but the medical center district dads, uh, well , the governors, of course, lukashenka first for a year, an interdepartmental group has been working to monitor health care and issues of some puzzled organization of transparent procurement , development of logistics and supplies of the necessary equipment for the hospital, polyclinics, and military clarity and discipline are immediately felt in it. but

in 2020 china's general administration of customs china gac c and usda animal and plant health inspection services agreed to a regionalization policy for the avian influenza outbreaks. china agreed that in the event of the outbreak is detected in poultry, a statewide ban would be enforced for all products coming from the state of detection and the resumption of the imports and exports would be approved notes sooner than 90 days post virus elimination after disinfection and cleaning. this was a huge win for our chicken sector. under this protocol china has become the u.s. poultry industries top export market. course you and i found out in china they only want the clause, the feet straight and portions of last august china has failed to honor the 2020 agreement too. and during this time gac c has not responded to the request to lift bands on a number of states that are now eligible the resume exploits under the agreement. issue? >> thank you for that question, senator heidi smith. i've had many internal discussions. i have not engaged with china yet on this. this agreement around reopening after a h

administrations applying band-aids and kicking the can down the road, we propose a generational investment. in behavioral health. with it, we will repair the state hospital in warm springs. we will improve patient services and we will better secure the safety of patients and providers. we will also support expanded community based behavioral health clinics. friends, it is time to stop kicking the can down the road. send that budget to my desk. [applause] . . , -- ,. . [applause] we also continue to face the heartbreaking crisis of missing and murdered indigenous persons. this is an all hands on deck moment. i want to recognize representative sharon stewart paraguay for giving a voice to the voiceless, for continuing to carry the torch that lights our way. tonight, i ask us all, ask you all to send her bill to my desk so that i can sign it. representative, thank you for your work. [applause] part of our montana way of life is defined about a rich outdoor heritage in vast public lands. we must protect them for the generations that will follow us. active management will protect our forests. when a forest is managed properly, we have less severe wildfires, more recreational opportunities, more wildlife habi

general accounting office from 2007 until her retirement in 2015 and before that, for a decade. she was the administrator of the usda economic research service. our second discussion is josh, senior policy and panelist for taxpayers for common sense where he's been addressing agricultural policy issues through several painful farm bills. we're so fortunate to have such a knowledgeable panel. now let's welcome talking about farming commission. >> thank you, ben. i'm pleased to have this opportunity today to talk about the u.s. or usda farming forecast. we put the forecasts out three times a year and this is february 7th release, earlier this month. and the goal of the program is to measure, forecast, and explain the drivers behind pages in the farm sector economy. i'm going to go right to the chart. we have two measures of farm sector profitable or net farm income and after strong growth in the past two years, we are forecasting that in 2023 net farm income and net cash farm income will fall in 2023. specifically net cash farm income is forecast to fall with inflation adjusted about 23%. that would put us at still relatively high level. in 20

administration for the purpose of procuring the professional expertise necessary to analyze and provide the general assembly, by june 30, 2024, with a comprehensive plan to restructure these agencies, consolidating and privatizing servicesssible. our booming economy sometimes puts our state agencies at a disadvantage with the private sector in recruiting and retaining good employees. my executive budget provides $78 million for recruitment and retention salary increases for state employees; $2 million for a one-time $2,500 sign on bonus for new, first time state government hires; and $2 million to the department of administration so they may assist smaller state agencies with marketing and advertising efforts to fill those hard to hire positions. i am also recommending there be no increase in employee-paid premiums for state health plan participants and that we add - at no cost to state employees - an annual obgyn exam for all females, similar to the existing no-cost adult wellness visit which was added two years ago. finally, the south carolina retirement system, often called the state pension plan, has one of the largest unfunded liabilities in the nation, at nearly $24 billion. the system only has assets equal to 64

general administration of customs china, j.a. cc, and usda's animal and plant health inspection services agreed to a regionalization pathology for the avian influenza outbreaks. china agreed that in the event of an outbreak detected in poultry a statewide ban will be enforced for all products coming from -- and that resumption from the important exports know sooner than 90 days post virus elimination -- this was a huge win for a chicken sector under this protocol china has become the u.s. poultry indicators top poultry market. as you and i found out in china, they only want the cause, the seat. unfortunately since last august years on -- china's failed to honor the 2020 agreement. during this time the j.a. cc had not responded to the request to live bands of a number of states that are now eligible to resume exports under the agreement. i am not aware of any substantive concerns raised by j.a. cc. it is crucial that we stand up to china, not only for the sake of our chicken growers, but to show them we are serious about them holding to their commitments. this issue has serious implications for the poultry industry. for both miss

the grant scombj do not provide direct service they appear high the budget includes salaries and benefits for 2 operation manager and one general sxhrg administrative support, uniforms and equipment. we have another discussion about how the department of emergency management the be coordinating with oewd and public health. on the future need to ambassadors and have the same recommendation in this item as in item one. we have an additional recommendation in for item 2, that is to amend the resolution to claire fight term beginos july first of 21 not 22. and like item one we consider item 2 a policy matter notoriety board. we are available for questions. >> thank you the question i have now is that looking at the presentation and what was prepared, that there seems to be additional amendments for both dollar amount and terms that is additional 10 million for one contract and additional 3 million for the other. and will both to be extended for december 31 of 23. which is the calendar year not the fiscal year and i felt think the question i have for the budget and legislative analyst is that have this information presented to you and have you had the c

. >> item 15 is approval of the san francisco health service system fiscal year 23-24 and fiscal your 24-25 proposed general fund administrative budget. this is action item andprinted by iftikhar hussain chief financial officer. >> hello again. so, the finance committee reviewed the budget so i'll go through a few slides beginning with slide 3. so, in the general fund, what the mayor had proposed reductions to tied to the deficit, what we are proposing is a budget that is million 3 higher in 24 and million 6 higher in 25 from the targets we have been given by the mayor, and what makes up the difference is we are asking for a quality improvement position because we implemented several systems over the last couple years. they never have been optimized and procedures haven't been documented so we think that this is really critical we have a position where we can optimize all the systems. the increase the mayor is asking for we feel that would-her concerns about wait times and ability to respond to member questions and concerns, so we think the increase in the attrition would hurt us. and the lastly we are asking for human resourc

the program which is amiss to bring the health services administration -- over three quarters of them are community health centers that serve the general population. the remainder of health centers that survey specify population, including houston's for the homeless, residents of public housing, and migrant workers. the scope of health care provided a house senator brought, as my colleagues of said today. it must include primary care, such as internal medicine in pediatric care, preventative care such as immunizations and prenatal care, emergency care which may provide about a range of provided me on the house center, and enabling services that facilitate access to care, such as translation and transportation services. how centers are not provided by behavioral sources. although many do so to meet the needs of the populations they serve. in addition to the services they provide, health on adele required to document the unmet health needs of presidents in their service area. and to periodically review the service area to determine whether the services provided are available and accessible to area residents promptly, and as appropriate.