commissioner carter-oberstone. no. >> just one comment. just wanted to really commend director anderson and all his staff putting the faq together. i read it, i think it is hard to distill complicated legal concepts and harder to do that in plain english without technical jargon and maintaining nuance and accuracy so i know that is a hard task, but this accomplishes that and just wanted to recognize the quality of the work product and the hard work that obviously went into it and it is vital for public transparns so thank you. >> thank you and thank you for commenting specifically on the clarity. we actually had it reviewed by a third party to make sure it was readableable and understandable so at the bottom you'll see that it has a grading for the understandability for a lay person to read it because it seems no one should have to have a law degree to understand what we are doing. no one should have to have college education to understand what we are doing on their behalf and think we were successful having that as part of the faq before

>> commissioner oberstone?nothing from me, thank you. >> thank you. >> >> can we go to public comment? >> at this time we are accepting public comment regarding the police chief's report. press star 3 now. caller, you have 2 minutes. public speaker: is that debra walker. i thought you had to join to become a member of the san francisco police department. we have someone good. at least i have one fan. maybe i should get a commendation. so you know, i'm very interested in how many we have today really active working. it should be 2,000, but i think it's close to 1200. i'm saying this because san francisco board of supervisors changed that with the less officers more can be done, and i'm trained by the military and i know that you have to have the right type of soldiers, well trained to obtain the right type of goals. so given the situation, that you do not have so many hands-on deck, but doing a good job. and the commissioners, i see that slowly but surely, you are focusing on the right issues. so that's somethin