ms. kaywood and reserve our questions. thank you for the presentation. >> good evening, vice-president carter oberstone, commissioners, chief scott, and chief hawkins and members of the community. i'm janel kaywood, i'm the director of policy of the department of police accountability. i'm here to present a summary of dpa's policy work for the third and fourth quarter of 2022. as always, i'm happy to be here and really excited to share some of our work with you. sorry, guys. in the third quarter, dpa recommended that the police commission pass a resolution directing the police department to publish a calendar of meeting and provide the status update on nonconfidential information of dgo and confer and although they are confidential, we believe it should be transparent to the public. the third and fourth quarter, dpa researched and provided 92 recommendations on 17 dgo's and shout-out to my colleague, germane jones who has been wonderful to work with. fun fact, our yearly total is 142 recommendations on 22 dgo's. agree with

ms. kaywood, if you wouldn't mind coming up. >> good evening. >> good evening, ms. kaywood.s process was kicked off by dpa sending its, is it phase i or stage one? >> stage one. >> stage one recommendation grids, could you explain to the public what a stage one recommendation grid is? >> sure much a stage one recommendation grid is, basically an excel spreadsheet and has four columns and the first column, dpa's recommendations are listed numerical order and the second column is the date we submitted the recommendations, the third column is sfpd's response, whether they agree with our recommendation or not. and the fourth column is just a brief explanation of sfpd's decision. stage one recommendations are pre-drafting recommendations so they are high-level recommendations that we sent to the department to let them know the topics that we're interested this. once we get a draft from the dgo department, we submit stage two recommendations and those are recommendations based on the actual updated dgo where we go line-by-line. >> great, thank you. and in this particular case, how