and again i would encourage you mr. hanna, if i were you after the meeting just stop by supervisor kim's office to set up a meeting and use whatever opportunity to talk to the residents. so we have a motion without objection. >> thank you. >> mr. clerk is there any other business before this committee. >> that concludes today's agenda. >> thank you. meeting adjourned. >> good evening and welcome to the regular meeting of the san francisco ethics commission and he will begin by taking roll. >> commissioner studley? >> here. >> khi, liu. >> here. >> commissioner hayon is sick and not able to attend. >> as a result, we are going to defer item number five, we think that it is better to have the full commission here for the election of the chair and vice chair. the first item on the agenda is public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda that are in the jurisdiction of the ethics commission. >> the next item on the agenda is discuss... i am sorry. >> good afternoon, i'm peter war field director executive direc

yeah. >> so, thank you, mr. hanna, if i could ask you the same questions that we ask, have you done out reach to the community about your request and have you done out reach to the district supervisor? >> i talked to usually to the abc, which is done the street from us. not really. i mean, the first time i applied for my beer license it was different. i didn't know that i had to speak today and you know i just came here and yeah. i was surprised that somebody had to speak. you know. >> okay. >> we are in a nice neighborhood and like i said and we close around midnight. >> let me ask you this, are you willing to work with the community to do out reach to the community? work with your district supervisor? >> of course. >> all right. thank you very much. why don't we hear from our inspector van cal? >> good morning supervisors, representing the san francisco police department, they have filed an application with the department alcoholic beverage control seeking a type 21 for 57 montgomery street. from july 11 to 12. ther

speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 1071, introduced by our colleague from new york, mr. hanna, and along with mr. doyle and mr. gibson, two other representatives from the state of new york. this is a two-line amendment of the most technical sort. it amends the national baseball hall of fame commemorative coin act, sponsored by mr. hanna and mr. doyle, and passed last year by this congress. the legislation calls for the mint to strike and issue next year's coins and commemoration of the hall of fame 75th anniversary. the coin will be domed, mr. speaker, the first of that kind ever to be done by the mint. as they did the technical work of preparing to produce the coin, the mint discovered that using a standard coin blank and stamping the center part into a dome drew the edges of the coin inward a few thousandth of an inch, not a big deal but enough to be out of spec with the finished size of the coin designated in the legislation. to avoid making a coin not in compliance with the law or having to purchase expensive custom coin blanks, this bill simply eliminates the requirement

rowe, with mr. hanna, dr. mcdermott, that would give what 90% of the people want. it's supported by the hospital situation insurance companies, ellen goodman's conversation project that will be coming to washington, d.c. next year. i would like to know in writing if we can work with you and your department to try to make some progress helping americans be able to deal with the challenges they face at end of life and making sure they know their choices and that whatever those choices are they would be respected. i appreciate that in writing. maybe you can talk about health care reform in the remaining time. >> thank you, congressman. i think that while there is a lot of attention and focus on what's happening in the insurance market, which will a relatively limited number of americans, what's going on in the delivery system that the authors of the affordable care act and those who supported the affordable care act wrote into the bill is to me the most exciting and has the biggest potential for long-term gain. and it really deals with delivery system reforms. that af

we have bipartisan legislation with mr. hannauld give what 90% of the people want and is supported by the hospital association and insurance companies. it would be coming to washington, d.c. next year. i would like to know in writing if we can work with you and your department to try to make some progress helping americans be able to deal with the challenges they face and making sure they know their choices and that whatever the choices are, they will be respected. i would appreciate that in writing. they be you could talk about healthcare reform. nash maybe you could talk about healthcare reform in the remaining time. >> there is a lot of attention and focus on what is happening in the insurance market. it will affect i would say a relatively limited number of americans. what is going on in the delivery system that the authors of the portable care act and others who supported it put in the bill is to me the most exciting and has the biggest potential for long- term gain. it's really deals with delivery system reform. it affects

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