were also joined by marcy berry , vice chair of the libertarian party of san francisco and opponents of the measure. thank you both for being here. i like to start with some opening remarks. deanna when we start with you. check it thank you so much for having me. supervisor conduct in 2002 san francisco voters voted on the strongest paid parental leave law in the nation can provide it for 12 weeks to 16 weeks per san francisco city employees to take paid parental leave to take care of a child born or adopted or placed into foster care could within their homes. more than 10 years later, now that the national conversation has once again return to paid parental leave and how we can support our families, our office wants to look at the law again and see what we can do to strengthen these laws. we noticed two things. one, it city employee is married or partnership with another city employee, they have to split that time. we want to change it so that they each get a benefit equally to themselves. two, they have to drain down their vacation and sick time and when you come back you have a si

we also joined by marcy berry. vice chairman of libertarian party of san francisco and opponents of the measure. thank you both for being here. >> thank you, shauna >> i like to open with opening remarks that was with you much. >> thank you first, thank you very much for having us present our views. the libertarian of seven cisco appreciates. regarding proposition k indeed, the city absolutely does need to do something about unused or underused property. the city has an immense amount of these properties out there. something needs to be done. however, it seems to us, from our point of view of small government and very strict constitutional ideas, that perhaps this is not the way to go. here is what we think. i think that this proposal significantly expands the description of what it it means to be homeless. it significantly expands what it means to need affordable housing. we'll obviously, in a city like san francisco we can argue about subsidies but when the government is subsidizing somebody that makes $122,000 a