mr. o'riordan, were you around when supervisor g was put on the ballot and passed? >> supervisor peskin, i'm a youngster. no, i was not. >> supervisor peskin: mr. teague, you're a youngster, so i know you weren't. is the perception or reality of d.b.i. that it was less corrupt when it was under a different part of the governmental system? i mean, 'cause if you -- i was just looking at prop g of 1994 that was supported by an interesting array of folks and in essence took it away from the city administrator when it was at [inaudible] and created the zoning inspection commission with the power to appoint the support and allowed the commission to reverse certain decisions and what have you. i was wondering -- maybe we have to call rudy nothenberger. but that brings up one last question. mr. o'riordan, we do believe that you are trying to change that culture, and we want to help make that come true, and maybe i can leave office in 20 -- however many years and you could have made a few steps in the right direction. i think it's very difficult for you to do that with the no

mr. o'riordan, were you around when supervisor g was put on the ballot and passed? >> supervisor peskin, i'm a youngster. no, i was not. >> supervisor peskin: mr. teague, you're a youngster, so i know you weren't. is the perception or reality of d.b.i. that it was less corrupt when it was under a different part of the governmental system? i mean, 'cause if you -- i was just looking at prop g of 1994 that was supported by an interesting array of folks and in essence took it away from the city administrator when it was at [inaudible] and created the zoning inspection commission with the power to appoint the support and allowed the commission to reverse certain decisions and what have you. i was wondering -- maybe we have to call rudy nothenberger. but that brings up one last question. mr. o'riordan, we do believe that you are trying to change that culture, and we want to help make that come true, and maybe i can leave office in 20 -- however many years and you could have made a few steps in the right direction. i think it's very difficult for you to do that with the no

mr. o'riordan, were you around when supervisor g was put on the ballot and passed? >> supervisor peskin, i'm a youngster. no, i was not. >> supervisor peskin: mr. teague, you're a youngster, so i know you weren't. is the perception or reality of d.b.i. that it was less corrupt when it was under a different part of the governmental system? i mean, 'cause if you -- i was just looking at prop g of 1994 that was supported by an interesting array of folks and in essence took it away from the city administrator when it was at [inaudible] and created the zoning inspection commission with the power to appoint the support and allowed the commission to reverse certain decisions and what have you. i was wondering -- maybe we have to call rudy nothenberger. but that brings up one last question. mr. o'riordan, we do believe that you are trying to change that culture, and we want to help make that come true, and maybe i can leave office in 20 -- however many years and you could have made a few steps in the right direction. i think it's very difficult for you to do that with the no