thank you, ms. chan, from planning department. >> supervisors, so this is a new proposal, so the details haven't been fleshed out. so the amendments are to create the fund and we'd need to do more research to really establish the number of businesses and so on. but depending on which source we look at, it's 150 to 200 p.d.r. in the area that are active, we think. so it depends on water is advices we're providing. also, we could speak to some services that we have for p.d.r. businesses. some of the funds could support existing services. >> supervisor tang: thank you. that's helpful, so roughly 150 to 200. i would love to see in summer or early fall, more analysis on that. and then going to the mint, i'm curious -- and i was not part of the long discussions with the community, but how is it decided that the money would be taken from what the mint would have received under the c.f.d.? for this relocation fund? >> we would defer to supervisor kim to share more information on this, but we did take a look at t

ms. kraninger: i like peanut butter, thank you. rep. tillis: outside of that question, i think it is absurd to say that this is nothing more chan the sort of got tactics some members used to try and, well, support their narrative. i will get on. how big is the cfpb, how many employees? ms. kraninger: eckstein hundred employees. rep. tillis: do you think -- 1600 employees. rep. tillis: do you think you have people who have worked for credit agencies, business lending, any number of financial field? ms. kraninger: yes, senator. they have a wide variety of skill sets and expertise being brought to bear. rep. tillis: would you see yourself ending up in the morning, coming in early, and writing out the policies or directing the affairs of the agencies? ms. kraninger: senator, it is the latter, directing the priorities and expecting the staff to put forward the policies. rep. tillis: how big was the scope of your portfolio at omb with respect to the whole of the administration? ms. kraninger: roughly 1/5 of the total government, to under $50 billion in resources, 37 agencies. rep. tillis: you have a lot of time in your day. i was in research