speaker: you always do when mr. keane is asking you questions. speaker: you don't have the right to remain silent. mr. bush, one thing that's still somewhat apart of my concerns in doing this, is that the suggestion that there have been a number of things that the commission itself has passed or recommended that bears on this particular matter. over the course over the last couple of years we have various things and recommended various things, and those have not been incorporated in these proposed changes and the staff has not addressed the fact that perhaps they should be incorporated within these proposed changes. that may have come up -- you've got it in some respects, referred to in regards to the public comment, but could you outline for us what concerns you have about things that you know that we have done because our memories -- our institutional memories are pretty bad. i have to say that. speaker: one of the things that the commissions acted on in may of 2013 was an amendment to improve contractors from six months to 12 months. that has n

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mr. chair, point of person privilege. speaker: yes. speaker: commissioner keane. speaker: since i was referenced by the speaker relating to those comments and those were comments that i did make, i did not make those comments with any degree of pride. i made those comments with a tremendous amount of admiration for the gentleman who persevered through a nightmare in order to get his complaint heard, but i certainly wasn't saying that that process was in any way desirable. i was saying just the opposite. the process was shameful, and i agree with you in terms of what you were saying. and the idea of it having taken that long and him having to go through all of those hoops is something that i and my colleagues took a lesson from. i haven't been on this commission very long, but i'm sure that we all took quite a lesson from it. you make excellent point. i think he made great points, and those comments of mine praising him echoes your comments. it was not my, being loud of the process. it was just the opposite. speaker: the next item is a discussion and possible actio

mr. commissioner kean's point to what the downside, the downside is not true it's inaccurate. it would make a mailer seem as if some anonymous people are funding that [inaudible] records in the possession which disclose every donor who's contributed. >> anonymous people could be funding it they did not meet the threshold. >> the threshold for anonymous donations, i think it's 25 or $99 >> certainly, there's an agreement saying were going to -- it's one dollar. if there is an agreement, under california state law that you have to disclose those donors any iffy samba radio check and use it for , curator trade association i want to send out a mail piece. as soon as i write that check and there's an agreement, that's disposable at that moment. what's not disposable -- well, the threshold of $50,000 threshold a year is if there's a nonprofit that is sitting there that decides the bid adieu and ie and basically have a store of money and they're not taking it from anyone but the cumulative funds over the course of the year. they decide we are going to weigh in to send a mailer out. s

. >> commissioner keane yes mr. st. country can you tell us the making of the materials available in the images of san francisco. >> thank you. i meant to we have gone through someone from the language access office met with us we've glutton the pertinent documents we've identified the documents wore to translate and identified the cost and we're working with them to set up a t timetable so hook up w us we can cover most of the initial costs but i'm anticipating we modestly mate ask for a small supplemental appropriation the estimates i have to get permission from the mayor's office budget office and controller's office to transfer fund and see how much we have left we anticipate to begin starting the translations this year and possible not all done by the end of the by the end of the year a lot of our document are updated particularly the maudlin and guides make sure we have a proprietorship we only have to update the sections rather than redo the whole thing this is underway. >> thank you thank you item 11 items for f

. >> my - and commissioner keane yes madam chair mr. mr. chair, i think it best if we took them separately and discussed them each on if decided by us we want to go ahead on each of them because they're very discrete and in different ways we likely want to make a motion regarding it for example, like the first one is something on the ballot and discuss that and do or not do whatever and move to the second one taking them all 6 together would be hard to make decisions between them what we want or not want to do. >> okay. any of the other commissioners have thoughts. >> i agree with our suggestion i think we'll take them one at a time and i'll propose we have the commission discuss and make a vote who they want to say that's something they want to have done and prioritize because maybe we can't do all 6 but after saying we want to do all 6 let's put priority. >> great, thank you okay. so the first proposed idea would be applying the city contribution limits and bands to candidate control committees not associated with the candidate election a

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