so, again, my name is traci watson. i am a native of san francisco and i am a former seat six holder of the shelter monitor and committee and i've served i guess for the past four years and minus last year. so that would actually be three. and, i would like to be considered for another year because of my past service and my passion for the homeless community. i started off working in the shelter system with united counsel. i worked with the family shelter, the women's shelter. i also worked over at united counsel shelter. i also worked at a woman's place, brockman shelter and also the transitional housing at 1138 howard and then i went to 2211 13th street and that's where i first got the passion of working in the homeless -- working on wanting to serve on the shelter monitor committee as an employee over at c.a.t.s. and working with my co-workers and when the s.m.c. council came in and did a walk through and my concern why i wanted to get on the board is because of the staff that they were hiring and lack of empathy and

. >> clerk: motion number 24, to appoint cris plunkett, and diana almanza, and traci watson, and gabriella avalos to the shelter monitoring committee. >> president walton: no one on the roster. without objection this is approved unanimously. madam clerk, please call item 25. >> clerk: item 25 is an ordinance to amend the administrative code to require the police department to consult with the district attorney on all juvenile delinquency cases under california welfare and institutions code, section 65, and provide the d.a. the opportunity to commence proceedings in the juvenile delinquency court in the san francisco superior court. >> president walton: supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much, president walton. colleagues, this ordnan codifies the exists what is presented to all juvenile delinquency cases to the district attorney who will have a first right of refusal in deciding if and how to charge the minor. it also provides the opportunity to decide whether to file charges in san francisco and bars sfpd to present a case to a district attorney in another county unless t