[roll call] >> president stansbury: great. thank you. in a moment, we're going to go into closed session. before we do so, we will call for public comment. being that there are no members of the public present, we will close public comment and go into closed >> president stansbury: we're just coming out of closed session. rememb we are returning to open session. is there a motion not to disclose? >> yeah, i move that. >> president stansbury: there's a motion by commissioner bridges, second by commissioner driscoll. is there any public comment on this? seeing no public comment, can we take this item without objection? great. item passes. [gavel]. >> president stansbury: we are going to go to item number four, general public comment. seeing none, we will close general public comment. next item, please. [inaudibl [inaudible] >> president stansbury: is there a motion on the table? [inaudible] >> president stansbury: is there a second? >> second. >> president stansbury: motion by commissioner bridges, second by commissioner paskin-jordan. is

i recall you had brian stansbury who arrested a public defender. he's now the director of the san francisco retirement system. was this an incident he did not face anything for that, and i'd like to hear any comments you might have. >> president hirsch: okay. thank you. any other public comment on 2.04? all right. hearing none, next item. >> clerk: this is item five, discussion and possible objection sunshine task force order of determination issued june 2, 2018 in sunshine task force case number 17131, discussion and possible action. >> president hirsch: okay. i think that commissioner dejesus ask that this be put on the agenda. >> commissioner dejesus: i did. so you know, it was good to read the file again. i think -- and i hope -- i mean, i certainly hope everyone read it. but -- i'm assuming everybody read it. but you know, this is -- the brown act is really important. if you read it, it says the people of the state did not yield their sovereignty to the agencies who serve them. the people insist on remaining informed so they may retain control