given all the discussions we've have on eviction 2.0 we understand how costa hawkins has tied our hands. very specifically, repeeling costa hawkins is repeeling the state's able to manage the power of california cities to regulate our own markets. nothing magical happens the day after the passage or proposition 10, it allows this board of supervisors to pass ordinances that we've been talking about for years, including legislation that would protect tenants like my friend, whose wife passed away last month and it would certainly ease a lot of our negotiations around mandating or even increasing voluntary contributions to our markets if we didn't have to create automatic of these elaborate contracts to get developers, who actually want to build affordable housing as part of they projects developments here in san francisco. i just think on balance, it's important for us to state our support as one of the most progressive cities in the state of california for the repeal of this measure. it's very important to distinguish homeowners and landlords. if you are a home own living in your home, costa hawkins doesn't havdoesn

repeeling costa hawkins does not mean that rent control will expand. it means that we can start to have conversations that we have not been able to have for 23 years. i commend it to you. i think it is remarkably important. i think we are responsible -- and we can come up with good fixes here in san francisco. you will hear from supervisor kim about one of the most pernicious aspects of costa hawkins and if that doesn't get you support prop 10, i don't know what will. i'll yield the floor to supervisor kim. >> supervisor tang is next on the roster. >> thank you, very much. i actually absolutely greece witagree withsupervisor pose kia conversation on this topic is important. that is i didn't suppose sorted the previous resolution before this pop decision even qualified for the ballot back then. that was before this board of supervisors. given that though, and now that proposition 10 has qualified, and knowing the district that i represent, it has been a very challenging conversation, especially as someone who has benefited from rent control as a tenant.

really builds stronger and more stable communities, by keeping tenants in place and as humane, repeeling costa hawkins does not mean that rent control will expand. it means that we can start to have conversations that we have not been able to have for 23 years. i commend it to you. i think it is remarkably important. i think we are responsible -- and we can come up with good fixes here in san francisco. you will hear from supervisor kim about one of the most pernicious aspects of costa hawkins and if that doesn't get you support prop 10, i don't know what will. i'll yield the floor to supervisor kim. >> supervisor tang is next on the roster. >> thank you, very much. i actually absolutely greece wit