i see samra coming up. >> yes. we've had opportunity to review and provide feedback on this department general order. >> and any -- in your estimation are there any external stakeholders or folks we would benefit from just making sure we covered everything here? this is an emerging area. >> i didn't consult with outside community based organizations. what we did internally look at situations that the agency or police department had with problematic behaviors and the social media general order covered those instances and i looked at other jurisdictions and their social media examples they were using and thought what the department had done was in many ways better than some of the other jurisdictions and it was a thoughtful document. >> do you recall which other jurisdictions you reviewed their policies? because that was one of my questions. who else has a policy and what is their policy? >> i apologize off hand i don't have the names but i looked at larger departments as well as some in the midwest who had recently

unanimously to adopt version three and the commission also requested that the occ's policy attorney, samra marian was a subject expert during the meet and confer process with the san francisco police officers association. and in june the occ reinitiated discussions about the 19 points the occ made on the 21st century policing report and that in brief summarizes the first and second quarter report. >> any questions for director hicks on the two reports? and again these are summary reports and we get a number of updates so thank you for the comprehensive report. i want to note one of thing of concern to community members in regards to some of the discipline from occ cases not resulting in termination and you do note in this that two of the cases that you sustained in december of 2015 would have come to the police commission but -- one officer retired and the other one resigned and it's important for the public to know with progress discipline and knowing what the outcome is going to be changes disaifers and those officers needed to separate themselves from the san francisco police department

i see samra coming up. >> yes. we've had opportunity to review and provide feedback on this department general order. >> and any -- in your estimation are there any external stakeholders or folks we would benefit from just making sure we covered everything here? this is an emerging area. >> i didn't consult with outside community based organizations. what we did internally look at situations that the agency or police department had with problematic behaviors and the social media general order covered those instances and i looked at other jurisdictions and their social media examples they were using and thought what the department had done was in many ways better than some of the other jurisdictions and it was a thoughtful document. >> do you recall which other jurisdictions you reviewed their policies? because that was one of my questions. who else has a policy and what is their policy? >> i apologize off hand i don't have the names but i looked at larger departments as well as some in the midwest who had recently