>> commissioners ray hartz, director of san francisco, open government, and i wholeheartedly support the approval of these minutes and it documents the efforts of both the commissioners and the commissioners to openly and honestly discuss my case before this commission. and i would like to point out on page 6 of the document where the commissioner keane expressed that the library was discriminate and went on in the last sentences is important, mr. herrra, stated that the members of the public are not prohibited to make the public comment, but that they are denied the ability to make the public comment on a equal footing for those who are invited, and those that are approved by the library, and the information that the library wants the public to have, and they simply want to deny the opportunity for people to use the overhead, when they disagree, which is a violation of the brown act, and it documents as a matter of public record, the pattern of deceit, used by the city librarian and it documents the willful ignorance, by commissioners renne and hayon. he is the head of the library a

. >> ray hartz, director of san francisco open government, just a little catch up here, i was in marchamily and left on march 5, and returned on march 25th and you can manl my surprise when i came back and i found out that you had schedule a

. >> commissioners ray hartz, director of san francisco open government, and i would like to point at something that i think that should be on an open for discussion, the letter that was sent to regarding the complaint tonight states, however, if any party fails to appear and the commission did not grant a continuance or reschedule under 1.eand then the commission may make a decision in the party's absence. >> i watched you go through this derm on strong about the, and is it fair to mr. ginsburg, did he get sufficient notice, whatever happens to be, and yet, i don't see you having any problem at all, if the city shows up, and the complainant does not show up, and having a hearing, in their absence. you did it tonight, and you did it to me, last week. and it was done intentionally. i let the sunshine ordinance know that i would be out of the state from the fifth to the 25th months ago. they reschedule a lot of my sunshine ordinance complaints because of that. and i will be honest with you i think that it is really bizarre that this was sent to me and to you on march the third, and i wa

. >> ray hartz, director of san francisco open government, just a little catch up here, i was in march visiting my family and left on march 5, and returned on march 25th and you can manl my surprise when i came back and i found out that you had schedule a hearinging regarding a matter to which i was a party on the fifth after i was on the east coast and held the hearing the day before i returned on the 25th. what a coincidence. what a coincidence. but i will talk about that a middle bit more later. on march 24th, this commission held a hearing on a case to when i was a party i think that you can imagine my reaction when on march 26th i first became aware of the series of events. on further consideration, i realized that i was altogether pleased that this occurred. it allowed the other party to the case to the lie braeer an to do what he does so exsisitly lie through his teeth, commissioner andrews raised the question as to if he looked at away to comply without spending $40,000 and allow me to use the visual equipment at the public library and a short answer and he did not have to and

. >> commissioners ray hartz, director of san francisco open government and i understand that the deputy city attorney is not wishing to bite the hand that feeds him. i find it rather ironic because when i filed a sunshine ordinance complaint against the city attorney, mr. herrera i specifically asked for anonymity on the form which is under the law is required and got the task force got a letter from him disclosing my name my address and my e-mail address and my telephone number and making the statement that it was luticris to ask for anonymity because everyone involved knew that it was me, so to, you know wh, it comes to his own efforts he really does not walk the walk. george orwel said in a time of disseat, telling truth is the revolutionary act and i want to exempt two members of this commission from the following statement. mr. gavel to gavel each meeting is a time of deceit, question why the department head in the city should be held accountable for the actions or in actions of those under his direction and control is without logical basis. and when a department head accepts a pos