mr. victor nelson on the sro taskforce with recommendation to the full board, without objection. thank you, and thank you to the members of the public who came out on this issue. i want to thank our friendly audience today. madam clark, please call item four. >> motion modifying disclosure requirements -- to modify registration and disclosure requirements for campaign consultants at an election to be held on november 8, 2011. chairperson kim: we have our colleagues supervisor weiner to speak about the ordinance. supervisor weiner: i give you a lot of legislation. i know. thank you, madam chair. today, we have before you in motion that i am sponsoring at the request of the ethics commission, modifying the registration and disclosure requirements for campaign consultants. this is a measure that would harmonize the campaign consultants regulations with our lobbyist regulations that should enhance it and tightens up some of the requirements, for example requiring electronic filing by political consultants, as well as monthly reporting as well -- instead of quarterly reporting, and ot

mr. victor nelson. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is victor nelson and a live at the altamont hotel. i am a social worker by profession, holding a master's degree in social work from the san francisco state university in the concentration of social development. i have over 14 years of combined service working in some capacity as a social services agent within the community of san francisco. my first experience working with adults in sro's came when i was working with low-income students at city college of san francisco in the elps second chance program. through this experience, i worked with formally incarcerated adults to help the matriculate through the process. during this time, what we did to accomplish this task was we used encouragement and remedial training. i have also served on the ops board of directors. i have served or worked with a large number of populations and various social service organizations within the city of san francisco, including the black coalition on aids, the homeless advocacy project, aids housin