thank you. >> thank you, simon pang. i have a couple questions, i don't know if anybody has questions. or if you want to run questions. >> ok. do you want to start, or you want to start, since this is your hearing. >> i'm fine letting sunny walton start. >> supervisor walton. >> thank you chair ronen, and thank you for this report from d.p.h. and from testimonial from the fire department. this is a serious issue, of course, and there are a lot of questions that come from me about conservatorship and i've been talking to supervisor mandelman, the mayo

thank you. >> thank you, simon pang. i have a couple questions, i don't know if anybody has questions. or if you want to run questions. >> ok. do you want to start, or you want to start, since this is your hearing. >> i'm fine letting sunny walton start. >> supervisor walton. >> thank you chair ronen, and thank you for this report from d.p.h. and from testimonial from the fire department. this is a serious issue, of course, and there are a lot of questions that come from me about conservatorship and i've been talking to supervisor mandelman, the mayor's office, really trying to understand exactly the benefits of if we were to support sb1045 and current toreship and there are a lot of struggles for me as we continue to have this conversation. so, i have, i guess, some statements and some questions, particularly starting with, we had a mental health hearing and public safety neighborhood services. we have also had some reports from department of public health and i guess my first question is, because i've consistently hear

plan from the department of public health and the office of public conservator, and the amazing simon pangsix who does incredible work with this population every day. the folks, the other folks presenting, jill nelson, as well as angelica alameda, justice involved behavioral systems with the department of public health. and available for questions, dr. antoine bland, new director of mental health reform who was until very, very recently the lead psychiatric emergency services and i'm very excited that dr. planned is in this role. dr. grant colfax, shareen mcfadden, and kelly hirmoto, director of transitions of the department of public health. so, with that. >> can i see if any of my other colleagues have opening comments? no? no? i just -- make a few opening remarks. i wanted to start off by just saying how much we all agree that abandoning mentally ill people to wander the street without care or medication is morally wrong and dangerous and i agree with the mayor and supervisor mandelman that our system is broken. i think we have seen that in the last few hearings we have had on the subje