i will say that karen babbitt had it done as a tremendous amount of work, as well as those on the adultd aging services and many others, and the sro collaborative, so i want to thank all of them for the very well done report, seniors and adults, the recommendations. before kind of i call people up, i just want to say that there are quite a few people who are going to be speaking on this, but first we wanted to frame this with a number of speakers, and i will read a list of people and then ask them to come up in this order, so the first is maria guuillen from the department of aging services and karen from the senior action network. then christina olague, and the former president of our planning commission, and then to talk about the steady with photographs and other images, serrie from the tenderloin housing, and one from the action network. then we will hear more about the in-supported services from their survey, as well, and then james from planning for elders and joyce lamb from the chinatown development center will talk about the discharging of seniors and people with disabilities,

briefly, before closing down, i wanted to thank karen babbitt for creating this report. there were a lot of late-night hours, because i think there were a lot of sloppy hours. thomas who spoke, in the senior action board, who were really helpful in pulling this together, as well. i wanted to bring up commissioner walker real quick, because finding is obviously an issue that we have to look at. how do we pay for this. >> supervisors, think you for putting your attention to this important and vexing issue, when i have been dealing with for 10 years on the building commission. in collaboration, the sro collaboration is funded completely by the department of building inspection. it was initially with public health, but we now find this every year for the code enforcement. the issue was complained driven. i have always been a fan, and we have problematic buildings. we know where they are. i sit on the litigation committee. we send our inspectors out. they sort of fix it, to the point where it is a result case. the next week, the problems are back, so the issue of having inspe