hrc will have a role in not verifying the corporate state.in addition, there would promulgate regulations to insure third-party verify hours that are part of the benefit court industry will be required -- better corporation will be required to give third-party for vacation. this is comparable to what other states have required of the benefit corporation. finally, we have included amendments to track the impact of this legislation. for the next two years, every six months, hrc, in coordination with the comptroller, will provide an evaluation of the impact of the program, and after the first two years, every year, there will be a similar evaluation done. unless there are any questions, i want to bring of the director theresa sparks to talk about the legislation from her perspective. i want to thank her and her staff for all the work she had done with this. >> good morning, supervisors. i want to thank supervisor chiu's office for the work they have put on this. with limited staff, we have made some contributions, along with the budget analyst,

so this is perhaps a question to the sponsor or hrc. does it apply to muni? >> i do not know. let me ask nicole to come up. she is our senior contract compliance officer and acting manager of the division. >> good morning, supervisors. a lot of the contract law to not apply to muni. there are several exceptions. we would have to consult legal counsel if this is one of them. supervisor chu: did we consult with muni in the process of developing this legislation making sure that apartments new with this was? >> we reached out to a number of departments. we had a meeting with you see. i was conferring with staff whether we touch base with muni. vehicle contracts are generally significantly larger than $10 million. assuming that, this would not impact that. happy to also touch base with you one more time to verify that. supervisor chu: i also believe relative to the purchase of vehicles, muni has replacement parts that are probably higher ticket items, especially with our light rail vehicles. i would hate to add an additional burden on the muni system. >> as you know, hrc does not

>> for the record, the deputy hrc director is? >> ted sfgov.o[unintelligible] 1 of the things that vivian mentioned is that they are really busy. the last couple of months, we have in the city been in negotiations with 40 some odd unions. it has tapped out a lot of the people in dhr and my staff, my finance director, to participate on these. we are really trying to be cognizant that we are a city family. that we do need to work tightly together, but that we do have some unique needs right now. most other departments are not hiring as fast as we are right now. >> thank you, pamela. let's just keep the pedal flipped here. >> is there any public comment on items 10 a through g in the director's report? seeing no one, questions and the matter is, item 11. a, inquiries to staff. at this time, commissioners make inquiries to staff regarding various documents, policies, practices, and procedures, which are of interest to the commission. any comments? increase? >> this might be coming up anyways, but can we get a report back to see how ma

i am working with a veteran at hrc, so we're going to see how we can try to do an outreach to veterans. supervisor kim: i think it would be great to work with our veterans affairs commission, because they are very tied into our veteran community in san francisco. they are very committed to finding increasing employment amongst our veterans as they returned. also, you know, another program has been particularly helpful to some of our construction companies doing work here in san francisco. >> that is terrific. we will report back on that. supervisor kim: thank you. supervisor chu: thank you, supervisor kim. thank you for the public comment and presentation. can we move item two forward with recommendations? we will do that without objection. do have any other items before us? >> that completes the agenda. supervisor chu: we will be returning not at 1:00 p.m. today but at deep -- but at 2:00 p.m. today for the full committee session. but this subcommittee is adjourned.