the commission is meeting. closed session will remain on the duration of our closed session on the audio and visuals will resume live once motion not to disclose. okay seconded. okay roll call, please . on the motion to not disclose. closed session deliberations will now call the roll. commissioner finley. hi commissioner. flores feng. hi, chair lee. hi chair lee with three votes in the affirmative, the motion is passed unanimously. okay let's go to agenda item number ten, which is additional opportunities for general public comment. surely we may have a public comment on the past. okay. thanks welcome. caller your two minutes begins now. so commissioners. my name is francisco da costa. and you know that right now the city and county of san francisco is in dire straits. more because of abject corruption. i and other decent citizens like larry bush, for example. we have tried our best to represent the decent citizen of san francisco. so and i'm asking you that with all the turbulence is the saturation of corrupti

i general meeting of the san francisco police commission. before we get started, i just wanted to acknowledge the untimely passing of christopher shea. christopher shea was an attorney who appeared before the commission and represented officers before the commission and represented them zealously and demonstrated an unwavering commitment to his clients. and he will be he will be deeply missed. good evening. the chair has called the meeting to order. if you could please rise for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands . one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. vice president carter, i'd like to take roll. was he? yeah commissioner walker here. commissioner benedicto here. commissioner yanez is excused. commissioner byrne here. commissioner yee here. vice president carter oberstein. you have a quorum. also with us tonight, we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the

is there any further discussion from the commission? ary full are call the next item. >> item 3 is the draft minutes from the october 16, 2023 meeting of the commission. this is an action item and before motion is med i'm happy to take questions or corrections to the minutes. there are questions from the commission? all right. do i do a gavel? we'll need to take public comment. >> given the megz we will hear public comment. secretary fuller open public comment. why members of public who witch to make comment on 3 the minutes from the october 16, 2023 commission meeting may line up against the wall. or if you are call nothing dial 415-655-0001, access code: 2660 767 2136. naacp concludes public comment to the motion to approve the minutes. is there [inaudible]. did i do this right? i think we are good. all right. hearing no further debate all in favorite of adopting the minutes from october 16, 23 say, yes. >> yes, yes, yes. >> opposed? >> the motion passes. secretary fuller will you post the minutes to the commission call the next item.

one step closer, the european commission recommends that the european union start negotiations with ukraine on joining the eu. when to expect it, we talk about it in today's issue of bbc news ukraine. olga palomaryuk works in the studio. the commission recommended starting membership negotiations with ukraine. president zelenskyi calls this a positive signal, but isn't it too early to celebrate? what experts and bbc correspondents say. ukraine has already fulfilled 90% of the requirements necessary to start negotiations on joining the eu. these are the conclusions european commission. made public today in brussels, and about 90% - these are the words of president ursula fonderlein. she presented a report on the progress of the three candidate countries in fulfilling the tasks necessary for the start of negotiations, these are the tasks that were put forward by the european commission when ukraine received candidate status. it was in june of last year, and, let me remind you, then representatives of all 20 seven countries of the european union voted for it. and what about the decision regard

although the commission has. you didn't -- many economic reasons suggest they would be burdensome by providing limited benefits. first, existing standards already required the disclosure. the proposed disclosures but didn't. even if they read, understood how because it would derive. without the negative and positive impacts on each other. in december, 2021, the commission proposed expanding. potentially they might use the purchases for their own benefits by decreasing the share count to manipulate. we found no evidence to suggest any systematic problem of. if you could to submit the rest for the record, i would appreciate it. sadly, pursuant to my announcement, we will now recess until after votes. we will get back to you. and as soon we get back, my apologies to the panel. members, hurry back. [inaudible conversations] >> [inaudible conversations] the hearing of the capital capitalmarket subcommittee willw come back to order. let us resume with our witness testimony. you are recognized to give your oral remarks.

the commission really needs to go back to the drawing board. their intent is to focus on nontraditional assets as you point out with crypto or if it's to focus on registered investment advisers in the more retail space overshoot the market. >> it may have also overshot with regard to the conflict of interest proposal. obviously if you are denied an asset nobody designed futures. one of the risk of the proposed rule would impede the traditional kinds of investments that people make whether they go long or short. >> adeptly inpex things like brockerage and the institutional market which is a big function the institutional market and it could cause firms to pull back. the other problem that has is it's going to put -- it's going to force firms to more early as police their client which is really the role of the fcc so getting clients to comply with this would be very difficult. it has a lot of effects to it. >> finally mr. quaadman getting capitol to meade street is very important bbc plays an important role the fcc has decided not to address thes

the youth commission seats people on other bodies and outside the youth commission as a whole another area of politics and policy work as well. i also say anyone watching this being i don't know if i want to be on the youth commission or i want applied but didn't get on, there is still so many ways to get involved. we have a website you can find our information on. i really encourage that because you don't get started until you get started and once you get started you keep going and end up in a seat like this. >> i think it is so funny because involvement in politics is a little ball rolling. there is a million little balls rolling and opportunities. it is just crazy actually because the first thing i did is internship where i cleaned the streets in san francisco and now i'm like on the youth commission. >> (inaudible) if you are not sherbet the youth commission or not accepted to first time volunteer for the district supervisors, try to form a relationship with them or who ever is in the office and apply again to the youth commission. >> i think the other thing too is like, as much a

the historic preservation commission and the planning commission both heard this item last week and both recommended approval at the hearing. there were no public commenters or committee discussion. the item was then moved with a positive recommendation as a committee report. then at the full board, the board passed the nonprofit arts education study on first street and that's all i have for you for the report. thank you. good morning, president tanner. commissioners corey teague, zoning administrator, the board of appeals did meet last night, but they did not take up any items of interest to the commission. thank you. okay well, the historic preservation commission met yesterday and they adopted recommendations for approval for several legacy business registry applications. the first being elixir for the second oldest watering hole in this town of holes at and ill paypal. i'm butchering this eel polio are a long standing restaurant on columbus avenue and heroes club on clement street as well as friends of scrap on tolan street, which is a great little establishment. and as previously st

i do know that the puc the sfmta board, the rec park commission, the health commission among others, re following suit and the planning commission, the planning commission will be taking this matter up tomorrow. and when is this effective? well, it would be effective when you make it effective. so i would. well fortunately, your first hearing, your next hearing is in december. and so after receiving this email, i instructed our notification staff to remove the remote public comment language from all notices. so december would be the soonest you could you could implement that. so with that, we should probably take public comment. yeah i'd like to hear public comment. my main concern would be for those who have a disability and would not be able to well and how would we know this would not this would not preclude members of the public with disabilities that request advance reasonable accommodation so they would contact my office, my phone number is on the front page of this and the planning commission's agenda, as it has been for since i've been secretary, to contact me directly or they

and the sf mta commission. oth of which i tend to attend for purposes of discussing transportation for small wheeled mobility. and i note that these meetings tend to be much less attended in general by the public. and i wonder if that does have something to do with the time of day that it occurs. the mta commission meetings usually start at 1:00 pm and often go, well into the evening and are pretty well attended by members of the public. i agree with the previous caller that perhaps starting before 9 a.m. would offer some opportunity for people to attend, but just want to note that the issues that intersect with public works often intersect with things like those issues that i raised, but also those with things like houseless community. and there are various people who would otherwise show up to speak on these matters but are often at work and during these days issuing care to members of the public. and so i would like to see the possibility explored of doing this later in the day such that more people could com

of the election commissions of the constituent entities of the federation, and of course once again all your colleagues in the regions, congratulations on the thirtieth anniversary of the electoral system of our country, the electoral system of russia. i would like to immediately emphasize that election commissions are certainly the most important state institutions, everything, because the authorities in our country are elected : by citizens in direct elections in conditions of high competition, therefore the clear organization of elections, their open, fair, legally verified conduct, is very important, if not decisive, from the point of view maintaining internal political stability, both for the legitimacy of the electoral power and for strengthening people's trust in the voting results, is undoubtedly a key role in these processes. belongs to the voters commissions, regardless of their level , each act independently, on the basis of the law, their competence, functions and internal control; decisions are made collectively, since the commission is formed from representatives of va

meeting of the san francisco health commission. secretary will you call the roll. >> yes, i'll start with commissioner chow. >> present. >> commissioner how. >> present. >> prept. >> present. >> and commissioner christian. >> wonderful, and commissioner chow will be reading the land acknowledgment. >> thank you. it's my pleasure to read the land ak novemberment, acknowledges that we're on the unseeded homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the origin hab tants. stewards with this land, the ramaytush ohlone have ever given up their space. as guests we recognize that we benefit from working in their homeland, we wish to pay our respects to elders and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone and their soverne rights as first peoples. thank you. >> thank you, the next agenda item is something we look every year which is the work done by several teams that have contributed to the welfare and health in every one in san francisco. and i guess, dr.erliquor whoever is coming up from the team. are we going to read it now? >> yes, each of the commi

, insisting that the european commission recommends to the council the eu will start negotiations with ukraine without additional conditions, and in fact, they will be able to start after another similar round of approvals, the european commission's assessment of progress with reforms and approval by the european council, at least this conclusion can be drawn, according to the president of the european commission. the remaining reforms are already being implemented, which is good, and the european commission highly appreciates these efforts. and on this basis, we recommended the council to start accession negotiations. we also recommend that the council adopt a framework for negotiations after how ukraine will carry out the current reforms, we will do about them. assessment until march 2024 . as far as reforms are concerned, ukraine is expected to strengthen anti-corruption legislation , increase nabu's staffing schedule and allow nazk to check property acquired before taking office in the declarations of civil servants. the european commission also recommends adopting a law on lo

good evening members of the police commission. i'm a born and raised resident of san francisco, growing up in the richmond district and residing in glen park since 1989, i'm aware of policing in other countries, particularly in brazil, where i lived for five years, as well as in mexico, where i've traveled extensive and for extended lengths of time policing in other countries is often very corrupt and violent, with little oversight, mainly due to poor pay and bad training . and private security is used by the wealthy here in san francisco. fortunately the situation is different. very different, at least for now. we have a good police force, if not woefully understaffed and underfunded. they're well trained, conscientious and strive to be better than ever. nevertheless, there is a high level of anti-police bias. in san francisco, we watched it come to a fever pitch with the hysteria and mob violence in the summer of 2020, with acab and abolish the police graffitied all over the city center and beyond and frenzied people making deran

for the meeting of this commission. and please note that corrections for clarity have been made and posted for item six, seven, eight and 11 and consent calendars can be heard individually upon request by commissioner, staff or the public and adoption of the consent calendar is an action item and before motion is made, i'm happy to make any corrections to the minutes or take any questions on. i have no questions or corrections. so do either of my colleagues have any comments or questions prior to making a motion to adopt the minutes? i will then make a motion to adopt the minutes from our previous meeting. is there a second? second. thank you. we will now open the motion to public comment members of the public who wish to make comment on item for the adoption of the consent calendar and all resolutions contained within it may line up against the wall for this from the door. if present it if calling in dial. (415)!a655-0001 and use that meeting access code of. 26639842477. 1 pound pound. and then press star three here in

the european commission believes that ukraine has fully fulfilled four of the seven criteria on the way to the eu. what were the demands placed on kyiv and is this enough to invite ukraine to the eu this year. completely changed the circle of communication due to misunderstanding. conversations about nothing are annoying, those who are afraid of subpoenas are angry. these are the answers. go-vatre mini-study of military personnel returning to civilian life from war, what military personnel experience when faced with everyday life after the front, and how to help adapt soldiers, establish a dialogue with society and avoid conflicts, we will talk about this further with the activist and military sociologist. if you are watching this on youtube , then don't forget that this platform works in this way that thanks to your comments, likes, this video will be seen by even more people, so you can share the link of this video and share it in the chat with your loved ones, relatives and colleagues. ukraine is waiting for the historic conclusion of the european union, president of ukraine volodymy

today, the commissions introduce their own people . the consolidation commission must be formed . he starts the budget , which comes back to the stage of ali, so today is a busy day and tomorrow is the stage again. my colleague's explanation, mr. peshbahar, but in the training tables , we covered another important event and a program, which is actually the student's yearbook. i have to tell you that the latest statistics according to the amount and per capita of reading in the country, it is about 12 minutes in the country , which is said in the form of written media , newspapers and books. this is an independent event that is going to be held in the universities today, and the holding of the student book and our dear friends at the education table is going to be covered by our colleague mr. pakzad, who is going to explain the details to us mr. pakza. hello, god bless you about the program that is going to be held today. to be held , please explain to the viewers is this an annual program or is this the first year? yes, i would like to say hello to you and the viewers . in fact, th

, the european commission, in the report of the venice commission, in the report of the europeanmission, thanks the ukrainian authorities, i emphasize, the authorities, for their constructive position on this issue, and says that this is correct a high-quality, absolutely bill, i don't understand our coming... you go to the rostrum again on this important issue and try to manipulate it again about three allegedly added something there and so on for 10 months, including personally working with the venice commission. believe me, we also defended the ukrainian position, where there are three national experts and three international experts, maintaining a balance between national interests and the trust of international partners and their recommendations. and the ukrainian authorities were congratulated for this by the venice commission, and the european commission. if you talk about that. that three times someone allegedly corrected something, then remember the history of the venice commission, how many times during its lifetime the venice commission changed the recommendations thre

to send to the coastal commission. the item was continued to november 27 because the amendments were substantive. next the committee considered the mayor ord nrns titedled city wide expansion of allowable commercial restaurant and retail uses. the goal of this ordinance is build on prop h and the small business recovery acts. the ordinance reduces barriers to small business when opening or expanded to a new space. the ordinance allows more business types to be permitted on it ground floor and commercial areas. planning commission heard the item september 7 and recommended approval with modifications. the first three modifications have been incorporated to the ordinance. one, combining the priority processing and cb3b program since they are largely overlapping and create confusion. two, eliminating the commission street formula retail. three, mirroring the lccu size limitation. the last recommended modification was to continue the regulate retail professional service and non retail professional service separately and mai

this is the fire commission regular meeting. november 8th, 2023. and the time is 901. this meeting is being held in person and members of the public may attend the meeting to observe and provide public comment at the physical meeting location or by. calling 14156550001 and using id. 266305922273. the webinar password is 1234. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes per item. please ensure you are in a quiet location. speak clearly and turn off background sounds. wait for the item you would like to address to be called when prompted. press star three to be added to the queue. the system will notify you when you are in line. callers will hear silence when waiting for your turn to speak. operator will unmute you. item one roll call president steven nakajo president vice president army morgan is on his way. commissioner catherine feinstein present commissioner marcy frazier. commissioner paula collins, president and chief of department. janine nicholson. present. president nakajo will now read the land acknowledgment. thank you very much, m

of the case, the commission agrees with the point that mr.ganeh said that this point is not ambiguous, that is, it is clear that in fact 50 months will be added to sanvat's ceiling, which means that instead of 30 years of age, those who want to retire will have 30 years and 50 months added to it, and they will retire. there is no ambiguity here. allow me to do this. this is clear, but the points that you mentioned in the comments of the five friends of the government, your excellency, 56, look , we are a part of these from the beginning. entry, which is a completely different matter, must be based on a paragraph in the note he has come, that is, if the gentleman enters, this law is basically done for them from the entrance. this is because they are now on the way to serve. in my opinion, there is no ambiguity, let us vote on this, and it is clear that if an enema was necessary, now the discussions we will do the enema later , are you ready? voting began, the additional clause of article 29 was put to the vote, the government agreed, the commi