megan rohrer for seat 3. maxine pauson for seat 4. commissioner elsbernd: -- why don't we continue seat three? commissioner farrell: no objections. >> there was not an applicant for seat one. if you give me time, i will try to do more recruitments. chairperson kim: thank you so much for being here today. >> one of the things i apologize that we did not point out -- to be respectful of mr. picorillo's comments, your application for the board of supervisors requires you to be a u.s. citizen. we have done hours and hours of work. some people will not fill out the application because of their citizenship status. that has been one of the biggest problems in doing

megan rohrer. ok, she is not here. is there any public comment on this item? i know that there are many members of the public that our meeting has gone longer than they had expected. >> good afternoon, supervisors. former member of the shelter monitoring committee. i just want to quickly reiterate my strong support for maxine and charles. both of them worked at the inception of the standards of care workshop that created the legislation that was approved by you. let me just say that i am disappointed that there are no spanish-speaking applicants in front of you today. i think that is a failure by the nonprofits that he delegated the responsibility and having four of the six seats, so either the nonprofits need to do a better job in our reach -- outreach to spanish-speaking homeless people, or you need to amend your legislation and not rely on nonprofits for a spanish- speaking member. finally, let me say again that i am in opposition to ms. treggia ri as a member of this committee. she, again, will not be able to do inspections of two of the three largest home