there are meeting minute requirements that apply to the ethics commission as the target commission. there are requirements such as recording the beginning of the meeting and etcetera. commissioner bush, you are correct. it requires a very brief summary of a public commenters comment. there's no requirement that there be specificity about which commissioner suggest which changes. that's not required. it's up to the commission if they want to proceed with that. >> commissioner bush: it was not intention to call that out. it was whether or not the commission itself was requesting changes or deletions on an item. >> chair ambrose: i'm going to ask for clarification on that. whenever there's a motion to adopt or a motion to adopt with amendments, my understanding that will be memorialized in the minutes and that vote would be roll call and reflected also in the minutes. i want to be clear where we're having a dialogue and building towards a consensus. there's rapid exchange of ideas and comments. i worry about the usefulness of having someone memorialize all of that give and take in the w

the role of the commission, the composition of the commission. this is not a group of people seeking to perpetuate a particular political process. what we are trying to do is make the political process a better political process to inform the american electorate. one of the things i have always wanted to see is journalists looking at the work of the commission and learning more about the commission since its establishment in 1988. the federal election commission designates that there are only two legitimate sponsors of the debate into that is the media. that is what you see in the primary debates individual networks who are hosting. or a nonprofit organization. the benefit of the commission has been that we utilize the white house pool, so we make available the debates to everybody, not just a particular network or a particular media outlets. the work of the commission has been extraordinary. i would like to see more attention being paid to the excellent work the commission does. since i joined it a little over a year ago, i have been enormously i

again, thank you for your leadership on the cyber space commission as one of the co-chairs. you did an outstanding job and i was proud to serve with you on that commission. thank you for your testimony. now i recognize congressman gallagher to summarize the commission statement for five minutes. >> thank you. >> mr. gallagher, you are recognized. >> chairman, not only for chairing this hearing today but for your immense contributions to the commission. our final report would not have been possible were it not for your leadership, and in many areas we were building upon work that you have been doing for the last decade. so it was really great to get to work with you. thank you to ranking member katko for your engagement from the start of this effort, for meeting with us and our staff multiple times, and for your leadership on these issues. thank you, chairman thompson, for giving us this forum today. let me echo what my co-chair, senator king, who is married to a packers' fan, i should note, set from the outset. we come from different parties and we were appointed by different

and so i request that the planning commission staff start moving on this process. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you. i will remind members of the public, who have called in as attendees to the hearing, that if you wish to submit your public testimony, now is the time to press star and three. we'll take the next caller. >>good evening, commissioner. good afternoon. i'm a renter and i'm also on the board of the neighborhood association. and chair their land-use committee. i'm calling in support of the item number 7, 556 scott street. through my work -- i've been working on this project a lot. we haven't taken temperature officially. i'm just speaking as myself -- >> clerk: sir, i'm sorry to interrupt you. unfortunately we're just taking general public comment for items not on today's agenda. >> okay. >> clerk: but in order to submit your testimony for consent calendar item, we have to remove it from the consent agenda item. so i do apologize for that. but procedurally those are the restrictions we are limited to. >> caller: no worries. sorry for the confusi

cases came to the commission and one was split between the chief and the commission. >> okay. and on page 16, which is some of the numbers, i want to make sure that i'm reading this correctly. i do appreciate you focusing on the fact that the unknown percentage has gone down and that it will continue to go down based on the continued conversations that are happening between d.p.a. and the [indiscernible] accurately before. one of the things that i've tried to understand is that -- and i want to make sure that i'm understanding this correctly, that the chief agreed with d.p.a.'s sustained findings half the time, and out of the half the time the chief agreed, half of that time he ordered discipline, meaning a quarter of the total he ordered discipline in those cases. am i understanding that correctly? >> that's correct. >> yes. >> and i guess i'm trying to understand why there's such a huge discrepancy with that. >> are you asking us why there's a discrepancy in those decisions? >> well, i think it's also the question is probably directed at the chief as well, because it's my und

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sure it's the commission. 'm pretty sure that if the chair does it, but i can't remember. i used to have it memorized. >> in any event, we will bring that back on september when we're doing all of the forward-looking work and that's one of the things that we'll look at. well, i just wanted to put that parameters around what that would entail so that we understand what that means to do that as opposed to maybe having volunteers or something. >> and i'm thinking in terms of a specific picture of it, like if we were to discuss commissioners doing fundraising outside of the commission process. >> they would have provided enough information together to be a resource library of where you could go to obtain additional funding. >> i asked the executive director in september to speak to what is involved in soliciting outside funds? in my mine mind, because i've processed a lot of grant funding applications for departments over the years, there is something specific, a deliverable that's associated with eliciting support

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welcome to the august 19th twept twenty meeting of the san francisco police commission. thank you for bearing with us. we had a few technical difficulties. could you please call roll. >> (roll call) you have a quorum. also here tonight chief scott from the san francisco police department. >> commissioner is not on video tonight due to some internet connection issues. but he is here on audio and able to participate in the meeting. members of the public who wish to make comments on items on the agenda can call the number on the screen. access code. as always please mute your lines. mutiny televisions or devices that could contribute to background noise. it becomes difficult to hear speakers when comepter commentee things that are not muted. i think-you said we have two minutes of public comment. if you could please call the first line item. >> line item one. reports to the commission. provide overview of offenses occurring in san francisco. provide summary of plan, activities, and events. any unplanned events occurring in san francisco having an impact of public safety. pre

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there are 10 cases pending with the commission from 2020. one of those is an appeal and one actually, as i believe commissioner thomas mentioned earlier tonight, it's set second hearing tomorrow. in terms of cases pending with the chief, we have 32 currently. i did get a request for commissioner alliance in an attempt to on exactly what stage each of those 32 cases is in. i have been working with sfpd and corresponding with ac moeser and with one of the sfpd lawyers. i would rather, if it's ok with the commission, present those pum stats next week and one of the issues istats and they havey officer names so i have an updated list with the officer names and we're working on that. at the next presentation we'll be able to give an accurate report and a fair report of the status of those cases. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> better. speak really closely. it's also my understanding that that information will be more readily available because the dpa and the department are having conversations to streamline documents exchange between the two agen

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we wanted to be the 9/11 commission report without 9/11. that's really what we've tried to focus on in this project. i want to thank the committee. now is the time to put recommendations into law, into practice if we're going to protect our country in the way that we all believe it can be done and certainly it should be done. the unthinkable can happen but we can be prepared, we can prevent and we can protect this country. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator king. one of the co-chairs, did an outstanding job and i was proud to serve on the commission. thank you for your testimony. now i recognize congressman gallagher to summarize the commission statement for five minutes. >> thank you. not only for chairing this hearing today but immense contributions to the commission. our final report would not have been possible, building on the work you've been doing for the last decade, so it was really great to work with you. i thank you ranking member katko for your engagement for meeting with us and our staff multiple times and for your leadership o

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>> there's was certified by the commission in 2012. the community planning exemption completed in 2017 piggy backed off much the analysis conducted in 2007 through 2012 for the plan area e.i.r. there are no additional impacts being created. there's no impacts caused by the increase. it's a land use category. i don't know chelsea fordham's on the line if she want to el elaborate further but did not find additional impact. >> the other aspect is the meeting rooms. >> the function rooms i think the reliability of the fact that this is problem trip the most transit rich location in the entire city most the assumptions are that folks would travel to locations on foot or by mass transit. >> this is chelsea fordham. can you hear me? >> yes. >> for the community plan evaluation for the project there was a new transportation impact study prepared for the change in land use. that looked at the completely different land use the project had which is all hotels with meeting function room and conference room. there were new mitigation measures requir

there are 10 cases pending with the commission from 2020. one of those is an appeal and one actually, as i believe commissioner thomas mentioned earlier tonight, it's set second hearing tomorrow. in terms of cases pending with the chief, we have 32 currently. i did get a request for commissioner alliance in an attempt to on exactly what stage each of those 32 cases is in. i have been working with sfpd and corresponding with ac moeser and with one of the sfpd lawyers. i would rather, if it's ok with the commission, present those pum stats next week and one of the issues istats and they havey officer names so i have an updated list with the officer names and we're working on that. at the next presentation we'll be able to give an accurate report and a fair report of the status of those cases. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> better. speak really closely. it's also my understanding that that information will be more readily available because the dpa and the department are having conversations to streamline documents exchange between the two agen

there are 10 cases pending with the commission from 2020. one of those is an appeal and one actually, as i believe commissioner thomas mentioned earlier tonight, it's set second hearing tomorrow. in terms of cases pending with the chief, we have 32 currently. i did get a request for commissioner alliance in an attempt to on exactly what stage each of those 32 cases is in. i have been working with sfpd and corresponding with ac moeser and with one of the sfpd lawyers. i would rather, if it's ok with the commission, present those pum stats next week and one of the issues istats and they havey officer names so i have an updated list with the officer names and we're working on that. at the next presentation we'll be able to give an accurate report and a fair report of the status of those cases. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> better. speak really closely. it's also my understanding that that information will be more readily available because the dpa and the department are having conversations to streamline documents exchange between the two agen

one thing i realized that i did not brief the commission on is the last part of the a jepped a. we now have comments and questions. this combined comments and new business items. often these two things meld together in conversation. in review of other commissioner meetings with other commissions adjendize it in this manner. in review, we decided it's a good change to make to the agenda. quick update in the 24 weeks we've been in this stay in place order the office of small business staff has served three thousand three hundred fifty small businesses in helping them through a myriad of things. we are beginning to see a reduction in what we are defining as the classic covid emergency response. i think part of that is that we're very much in a stand still. we're in a stand still in our reopening phase. we're in a stand still in any kind of financing support coming. we're in a stand still at the federal level. that's one particular thing. we are receiving a handful of calls of businesses that do want to open a business. that's a very interesting process because not only are we having

the p.o.a. this commission does not hold contract negotiations with the p.o.a. we do not, we have not. >> thank you. all right. do you know which commission does? like, who -- when are these contract negotiations held -- >> vice president taylor >> vice president taylor: it's the mayor and d.h.r. it's contract negotiations. we don't know what's going on. sfpd is not a part of it. we're trying to figure out what's going on, but we are not in any contract negotiations with the p.o.a. >> thank you. >> commissioner hamasaki: i think we would be interested in knowing -- [inaudible]. >> so you support that, is what i'm hearing. all right. thanks for the clarification. i'll yield the rest of my time. >> vice president taylor: thank you, sir. next caller. >> operator: you have two minutes. caller, you have been unmuted. you have two minutes. all right, commissioner, that is the end of public comment. >> vice president taylor: all right. call the next line item, please. >> clerk: item 4, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 6 below, including public comment on

allows us to give our opinion and to be informed by a free press before the end of the month the commission will adopt the 1st annual rule of law report covering all member states it is a preventive tool for early detection of challenges and for finding solutions i want this to be a starting point for commission parliament and member states to ensure there is no backsliding the commission attaches the highest importance to the rule of law and this is why we will ensure that money from our budget and next generation e.u. is protected against any kind of fraud corruption a conflict of interest this is non-negotiable. but the last months have also reminded us how fragile it can be we have a duty to always be vigilant to care and nurture for the rule of law and breaches of the rule of law cannot be tolerated i will continue to the vendor and the integrity of our european institutions. be it about the primacy of european law the freedom of the press the independence of the judiciary all this sale of golden passports europeans values are not for sale. was. none of our members these values are mor

these issues demand the commission's unwavering focus. unfortunately, there are those who during a political year was use their weapons against their perceived adversaries during this year. the presidents executive order on section 230 and the subsequent petition for rulemaking claimed to champion free speech, but they are really about working the pivotal moment for the president's political future. they should reject the proposal that focuses on our main mission right now. i've made my own investments to respond to these issues working with the board of experts i would announce my first honoree of the digital opportunity for equity recognition. those from rural areas to urbann cores students to seniors, the collective scope of their accomplishments are impressive. nationwide efforts that cover all 50 states, hundreds of community hotspots and that is over 600,000 students and broadband, connection to 16,000 public housing units, thousands of miles of connectivity, over 160 libraries and support for over 400 tribal communities. i'm honored

we have done that in the past for similar situations where the commission was interested in imposing something but didn't feel that it quite rose to the level of a condition of approval. >> i would be fine with that, if the commissioner chan would support that amendment. >> clerk: to make this recommendation? >> commissioner chan: yes, i could accept that to include the rent control provisions to be added in the findings instead. >> clerk: is that amenable? >> yes, i would like to ask commissioner what he thinks about this part of the discussion and i would like to see what the applicant says. i could go either way but i would like to see what the applicant says. mr. kevin? >> yes, thank you, commissioner. can you hear me? >> vice-president moore: yes, i can. >> we're in complete agreement that these four existing units and the a.d.u. will be subject to the rent control moving forward. i certainly appreciate commissioner diamond's position that the more we clutter these planning commission approvals with conditions like this, that it can create -- it challenges down the road that are

i am going to float this out and let the rest of the commission to weigh in. i just had initial questions to put on the table of how observations and to clarify our assumptions about the project. thank you. >> president koppel: missioner imperial. >> commissioner imperial: thank you. initially i, you know, to keep rents low recommendations, i think that is a d.r. and we're more -- and the commission were more looking at it in the design aspect of the building and whether it's in compliance, but initially i am, you know, i am in favor of taking the d.r. with the staff's recommendations, especially on the setbacks on the patios of which i think that is enormous. i do find it quite, you know, difficult also at the same time when there are issues of tenant space and there are limitations in what the d.r. can do. but i believe that this can be a way of having a further discussion, especially when it comes to the demolition -- that is one thing. and i appreciate that the public, you know, commenters and i know that calling the commission every week about the demo tax

one thing i realized that i did not brief the commission on is the last part of the a jepped a. we now have comments and questions. this combined comments and new business items. often these two things meld together in conversation. in review of other commissioner meetings with other commissions adjendize it in this manner. in review, we decided it's a good change to make to the agenda. quick update in the 24 weeks we've been in this stay in place order the office of small business staff has served three thousand three hundred fifty small businesses in helping them through a myriad of things. we are beginning to see a reduction in what we are defining as the classic covid emergency response. i think part of that is that we're very much in a stand still. we're in a stand still in our reopening phase. we're in a stand still in any kind of financing support coming. we're in a stand still at the federal level. that's one particular thing. we are receiving a handful of calls of businesses that do want to open a business. that's a very interesting process because not only are we having

but i do want to commend the commission for the flat policy. one of those $7 million home lost its flat and that's for sale now. it's over $7 million. i'll talk about it another time. thank you for doing the flat policy. sorry i couldn't send the pictures. it didn't work. but i think adjustment in the demo calcs seems more imperative now due to the volatile real estate market with covid, the astounding income inequality highlighted by all the current events. certainly 9$9.1 million in a pandemic for a house is amazing. and the need to preserve housing as we can. and that was the intent of this section 317. i'll wish you a happy labor day weekend. stay safe, be well, be happy, take care. bye-bye. >> jonas: thank you. >> hi, my name is -- i work for upsf and i live in the district. i wanted to make a comment that i support the process for the approval of the ccua for the prestige san francisco club downtown. >> jonas: i'm sorry to interrupt you. item 13 will be called up later today. we're only taking general public comment at this time. so, agai

speech right now in brussels from the commission . you. heard or cool the c.d.c. down in well over 6 months. has really shown the strength of spirit is when we have this with great care workers who moved into care to look after you were ill and elderly and we saw a place where his doctors and nurses who became family members for those who were grieving their last breath to lead and. frontline workers day and night we do we took risks so we didn't have to. courage and their sense of duty is an inspiration to is all and i would like to begin this speech by paying tribute to them thank. their stories also reveal a lot of a lot about the state of our world and the state of our union they show the power of humanity and the sense of warning which will live long in our society and they expose to us. the fragility all around us if i was a 1000 times smaller than a grain of sand exposed how delicate life can be it laid bare the strains on our health systems and the limits of a model that values wealth. of all of well being. it brought into sharper focus the planetary fragi

it possible to hear commission hearings remotely. on may 29, the mayor's office authorized all commissions to reconvene remotely. this will be our 7th hearing. we request your patience in advance to enable public participation, sfgovtv is broadcasting and streaming this live and we'll receive public comment for each item on the agenda. sfgovtv is displaying the call-in number on the bottom of the screen. and comments are opportunities to speak during public comment are available by phone by calling 1-415-655-0001, and entering access code, 146 179 5679. when you are connected and would like to submit public comment for an agenda item, press star and then 3 to be added to the queue. each speaker will be allowed up to three minutes. when you have 30 seconds remaining, you'll hear a chime. when the allotted time is reached, i will announce time is up. best practices are to call from a quiet location, speak clearly and slowly and mute your television or computer. i'd like to take roll. >> president hyland: here. >> vice president matsuda: here. >> comm

the u.s. cyber commission. congressman jim from rhode island, and chairman of the emerging threats of capabilities subcommittee of the house committee. he has been championing this effort for many, many years. and that congressman mike gallagher, cochair of the commission in a brand-new father of grace gallagher. congratulations on one of life's greatest experiences, becoming a father. it is a best job in the world. we are very pleased to have you both here today. you are now recognize to provide your testimony. >> verye good. well thank you. good afternoon chairwoman mahoney, ranking member comer and distinguished members of the committee. it's always humbling to sit on this side of the table, when it is virtual. and i want to begin my remarks by thank you for the important work you do but i want to think chairwoman maloney and her partnership in creating the issue of creating a national cyber director. i join you today as a representative of the solarium commission. i am proud to be joined by my colleague, con

the u.s. cyberspace solarium commission. congressman jim langevin of rhode island, commissioner and chairman of the emerging threat and capabilities subcommittee of the house armed services committee, who has been championing this effort for many, many years and congressman mike gallagher of wisconsin, cochair of the commission and a proud new father of grace ellen gallagher. congratulations on truly life's greatest experience, becoming a father, and it is the best job in the world. so we're very pleased to have you both here today. with that, you are now recognized to provide your testimony. rep. langevin: great. well, thank you. and good afternoon, chairwoman maloney, ranking member comer, and distinguished members of the committee. it is always humbling to sit on this side of the table, the witness table, even when it is virtual. and i want to begin my remarks by thanking all of you for the important work that you do. i particularly want to thank chairwoman maloney for convening this hearing and for her partnership in rais

and on water privatization officially it's not the commission's policy mississippi is stating however it's true if you don't look at the troika it's and if you look at the memorandum of understanding between for example the troika and portugal the commission as part of the troika is asking to further privatized across the portugal so in the troika the commission is still pushing for privatization so if it is really human right and if you really are serious to the citizens and to this initiative we should start acting on policies instead of the celebration. it could not. see here but if it is on the wish will soon include. slow. people very limited you are. simply. putting a cd of a property even. the european water movement believes that water is the fundamental universal right. it's ruutu all the ran at the european commission highlighting that the main institutions wrongly apply pressure to the southern european countries to privatized water and that this has to stop. a few months later the commission replied saying that it believes the privatization of public utilities including qu

we need help from the business commission, and we do not get it. how are you going to tell a small business that is suffering and wants help, can you openly tell the small business that the small business commission has no clout, that [indiscernible] has no clout? that ben rosenfeld has no clout, that the mayor doesn't have any clout? that's too much talk and little walk. i'm an advocate. i like to get right to the jugular and help the small businesses. if the small businesses cannot be helped by the entities that i mentioned, then we have to raise the fund for the small businesses, but i say this because your commissioners may not know this, in the year 2008 and 2009 corridors like the san bruno avenue gave the city a lot of money, but this time because of the pandemic everybody is suffering. and there's nobody -- like, you can see i'm the only one that chose to speak, and so when i'm given this opportunity to speak, i speak often on other topics, i want to speak on behalf of the small businesses that are suffering. i mean, i know the comptroller a

it's ruutu all the ran at the european commission highlighting that the main institutions wrongly apply pressure to the southern european countries to privatized water and that this has to stop. a few months later the commission replied saying that it believes the privatization of public utilities including quater supply firms can deliver benefits to the society one carefully made. today after. lunch was as they wanted a day off it because i. said you never. accepted on the city best able to put out that it was optimal. zoom enormous economic every year in the database of about it there are diggers a little senior but i shift the bureau. and not by day just be sure. this is your bridge you know that. is. develop good you will see. libya. the. city is the result was always a very serious one. when the troika came to ireland they wanted to privatized the water utility. but there was no water utility. the water was sprayed in toward the 7 local authorities so they were told or government by the troika to build one the i was government set up a company called irish water. which began instal