trimac -- [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: even though they were working by themselves, theywere asked to leave for two weeks for speaking spanish in the building where they were working. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: they went on two weeks without receiving pay and the contractor did not do anything but put them on leave, so he wouldn't have to be forced to renew or reassess a different contract. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: i know this is not the only case like this, and i think that as a city we can do better to strengthen the language access ordinance. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, i am a staff member of the filipino community centre. we really urge for a cultural competency and language access, especially in this emergency situation. the filipino community centre is actually next-door neighbors to the good orchard bakery. we are in the same building, and we really want to note that s.f. residents must be prioritized in emergency situations. we have many clients who work and live around the area, and we have also had cl