neha's here. okay. next item. >> clerk: the next item is new business, this item is for discussion and possible action. >> good evening, commissioners, charles sheehan, policy manager. next meeting is september 24, so a little bit to go. we will be reviewing the green report and the pesticide list. and we're working on the joint meeting with the commission on the status of women. we want to bridge the global action climate summit with the bay area women's summit that's happening here in december. the date for the joint meeting is october 24 at 4:00 pm m., so please hold that for your calendars. we're still working on a location for that joint meeting, so if you do have any ideas, let anthony know. the next policy committee meeting is august 6, and the next operation committee meeting is october 17. >> commissioners, any questions? any public comment? we hope to see you on those dates. okay. next item. >> clerk: the next item is item 14, adjournment. the time is 7:27 p.m. >> okay. we are adjourned. i can

my name is neha bhatia, and i'm with the department of policy and planning with the department of public health. so today as doctor chou mentioned will be the prop q hearing related to the first of several items that have been raised by cpmc in answer to expects changes that they're expected to make. the second date for this hearing will be august 21. so in april of 2018, california pacific medical center notified the health department of upcoming changes that are anticipated to occur this year. you received a memo that has more detailed information about each of these issues, so today, i will just be providing a brief summary. and so i'm going to begin with an overview of prop q, and then, the first item on the agenda which is the change in licensure. additionally, we have representatives from the institute on ageing, the c.e.o. as well as a representative from sutter pacific medical foundation. so proposition q requires that any time a private hospital in san francisco makes any changes such as a closure of an hospital, inpatient or outpatient facility, eliminates or reduces a level of

i was to comment neha, and even when things get hairy, she managed to find a path forward, listening carefully to what we were trying to achieve and then finding the legal path forward, so i'm grateful for your leadership and your tenacity, charles, jack, and alexa, who's not here. thank you. >> thank you, president bermejo. i think this is a great ordinance. i think this is all great work, as debbie said. it's the product of a great team, and i think even more than that, it