we had our jcc meeting on july 11 last week, and what was presented here by the commission by mr.ns, and in addition there was a report on hr vacancies log na and one of the key things that 45 was inquired was given the lower census of laguna honda to just over 500 resident, what is the staffing level. that has been maintained and he confirmed that staffing levels have been maintained since prior to, the decertification in the event that certification does occur or when a recertification does occur that we would not have an issue with hiring back the kind of capacity at all the different levels that are required in order to in order to all the changes as they're going to be servicing, laguna honda is able to bring the number of residents to whatever number of beds we're going to be able to maintain certification around and licensing around. in addition to that, we had the regulatory affairs report which is regular, report and then, again a number of policies that were presented which, required a fairly robust discussion within the committee asking for some clarifications and some

community members who observed the jcc meeting on june 13thth are alarmed. at the rate recertification things are progressing. there isn't enough time for enough improvements to avoid laguna honda closure or discharges of evictions of all residents on september 19th. it was obvious during mr. pickens presentation on the 13th when he painted an overly optimistic picture toward the progress of presenting a recertification application, perhaps, in july. the community [hard to understand speaker] this commission knows san francisco has a shortage of skilled nursing beds and cannot afford to lose laguna honda whether losing 120 or all 780 beds. the commencement announced on april 4th, that we have prevented an update on the contract. it was presented in may or june and should have been prevented today. the contract -- the march contract is for support of the flow of information within laguna honda recertification, quote on quote, incident command structure and it's shocking. again, you'll be looking at a sunshine complaint because you promised me i could speak on

community members who observed the jcc meeting on june 13thth are alarmed.e rate recertification things are progressing. there isn't enough time for enough improvements to avoid laguna honda closure or discharges of evictions of all residents on september 19th. it was obvious during mr. pickens presentation on the 13th when he painted an overly optimistic picture toward the progress of presenting a recertification application, perhaps, in july. the community [hard to understand speaker] this commission knows san francisco has a shortage of skilled nursing beds and cannot afford to lose laguna honda whether losing 120 or all 780 beds. the commencement announced on april 4th, that we have prevented an update on the contract. it was presented in may or june and should have been prevented today. the contract -- the march contract is for support of the flow of information within laguna honda recertification, quote on quote, incident command structure and it's shocking. again, you'll be looking at a sunshine complaint because you promised me i could speak on that