. >> thank you ms. chan. commissioner johnson. >> thank you fellow commission fung for asking that question. thank you to staff for that presentation. i did have correspondents for folks in the community that were concerned about this shift and transparency around making sure these funds were earmarked and confusion whether these funds were earmarked so i feel like just if we can do a better job of letting key community members know and getting the words out about that i think it would be beneficial. the other thing i was excited to see and our case packet was a racial analysis and implementation analysis which was exciting. yet on the social and racial equity analysis, i was a little confused by it. i think specifically in thinking about social and racial equity around this topic, first just kind of understanding why this fund was created and what we're trying to do in the communities that we're trying to center would be the beginning of that analysis and the second piece of that analysis for me would be abo

ms lam is seen as a tough negotiator, she's even been compared to margaret thatcher. her critics worry she's taking orders from beijing. former hong kong chief executive anson chan them. i share the population's concern because in one fell swoop, the chief executive has put forward proposals that will remove the essential firewall between hong kong and the mainland and so far, as our legaljudicial and criminal systems are concerned, there is just no trust in the mainland's judicial system. everybody can see for themselves that people are subject to arbitrary arrest, trumped up charges, false confessions, how can you expect hong kong people to accept a set of proposals that would make everyone unsafe, even if they are in hong kong? and it applies notjust to chinese, but to foreign nationals, anybody who lives in hong kong or even passing through hong kong. the law itself is complicated. it allows hong kong to extradite people to countries it doesn't have agreements with, including mainland china. critics call it evil and believe it will allow beijing to target anyone in hong kong under any pretense. the new york times reports christians are among the worried and