i was wondering who janel kaywood was. >> yes. thanks for having me tonight.look forward to the implementation. we're thrilled. >> president cohen: all right. thank you very much. now, janel, are you the subject matter expert on this topic? >> i certainly worked on it. most of the revisions that d.p.a. had occurred in 2020 when samuel marion so it's been an 18-month collaboration between various d.p.a. personnel, sfpd and the commission in particular your vice president elias. we're thrilled about it. >> president cohen: all right. i appreciate your humbleness, sounds like the answer is 'yes' you are the subject matter expert. very good. colleagues, i want to pivot to commissioner elias to see if she's got any parting thoughts to put this to bed. >> vice president elias: i think we've talked all about it. i think like the chief said, this change really is going to help us capture more information and really get us get a better picture of these uses of force that are occurring when, how, why and so it's going to give us a better picture and by doing that, it's

and janel kaywood who were instrumental in moving this forward. so those are some of the main highlights that i'd like to share with my colleagues at this time. i'd like to pass it over to commissioner carter-oberstone, or you, president cohen. >> president cohen: i will speak after carter-oberstone, the floor is yours. >> commissioner: you know, i think vice president elias was pretty comprehensive. i really don't have much to add. i guess i'll just respond to something that. >> vice president elias: liedz already touched on i think. our friends in the san francisco police officer pride alliance sent us a letter expressing some concerns about this current version and i just wanted to disspell those concerns because they're based on two key misconceptions. the where the commission pass d.g.o.s on its own. because the language of the complaint of is already in the current version of 3.01 that's been governing this commission for the last two and a half years. and that's on page two of the current version of 3.01. and if that weren't enough, then th