. >> jessica layman. good afternoon. thank you so much for your attention to this issue. i want to share the story of someone i talked to yesterday. she has to be at work today. victoria is white transgender, 73, she has depression and apings sighty. she needs a therapist. she she needs healthcare. this is not a story that is shocking and heart breaking. it is very, very common. it is a great example we need to not focus on services for people in crisis but to make services available before they get there. our members identify the need for better more available mental health services as the top priority. services need to be available and competent and reach people isolated and coordinated with housing and other services. sca calls for treatment on demand. we support the hespa act. we urge funding for voluntary services, not involuntary. may is mental health month. i want to remind us to center voices of people with mental health disabilities who understand this bette better thn anyone. thank you. >> hello, supervisor. i am nato green with 10-1. i work with the registered

jessica layman, with senior and disability action.hank you so much for visiting this, and for presenting it so wonderfully. so our newsletter, we do in e-mail, and we have an e-mail list of about 700 and growing -- i think 800 actually -- and we also do it by print because so many seniors and people with disabilities don't have e-mail access, and that list is about 700, and it does go to our members and to community partners and allies. so if anyone wants to be added to the list, you can let me know. >> we do so much work with you all, it might be a benefit to the members of the commission to receive it. that's where i was going. >> absolutely. i would be happy to. thank you. >> chairwoman: any more questions from the commission? any from the public? hearing none, i'll call for the vote. >> so moved. >> chairwoman: second? >> i'll second. >> do we have to take a vote? do you have to take a vote? you have to take the all in favor? does she have to take a vote? >> chairwoman: i'm new, so i have to start over again. all those who say yea