to replace the five member public works commission to eliminate the department of itation and streets and the five member sanitation and streets commission and set policies for the department of public works regarding maintenance of the public right-of-way. >> chair peskin: to the two prop b commissions i expressed remorse having supported the item not that i didn't believe in additional oversight. i had concerns regarding the splitting and inefficiencies that might result from that charter amendment. i expressed buyers remorse and incorrectly stated that my colleagues joined me inputting proposition b or joined a colleague putting proposition b on the ballot. supervisor mandelman reminded me he did not support it for the same reasons that i was expressing remorse about. that is an entry into this charter amendment that would maintain that oversight but would do so without the diminution of splitting department but would give oversight to the issue that drives us crazy streets and sanitation. the conditions of the streets and the filth that the good workers are alwa

phrase, but i will say on my own behalf that also on behalf of the head of the republic , a working commission was assembled at the site of the prosecutor general's office, which included legal experts, including we included the most qualified employees of the ministry who work in the direction of developing the legislation of the legislative initiative . uh, and at the moment it should be noted, since it is correct to say for the purpose of establishing such a legal religion of determining further the legal status of these persons, whether there will be prisoners of war, or in any case, there are war criminals, members of the nationalist battalions. here, mm, a number of projects have been developed and are now in the people's council. e of the law, namely, this is the law to exchange, this is the law on the inhabitants of the lugansk people's republic, and this is the law on the status of prisoners of war, and the draft is under consideration in the administration of the head of the draft decree on the creation of an interdepartmental commission. e on the issues of prisoners of war, here is

to replace the five member public works commission to eliminate the department of n and streets and the five member sanitation and streets commission and set policies for the department of public works regarding maintenance of the public right-of-way. >> chair peskin: to the two prop b commissions i expressed remorse having supported the item not that i didn't believe in additional oversight. i had concerns regarding the splitting and inefficiencies that might result from that charter amendment. i expressed buyers remorse and incorrectly stated that my colleagues joined me inputting proposition b or joined a colleague putting proposition b on the ballot. supervisor mandelman reminded me he did not support it for the same reasons that i was expressing remorse about. that is an entry into this charter amendment that would maintain that oversight but would do so without the diminution of splitting department but would give oversight to the issue that drives us crazy streets and sanitation. the conditions of the streets and the filth that the good workers are always wor

demanded to convene the commission twice demanded it twice to do, and according to the order of the commission's workairman was obliged to convene this commission twice, mrs. kateryna koval, this is the chairman of the commission, violating the rules of order, so they did not do it, that's why it's very simple . then they say to do who is to blame and to solve this story as soon as possible well what to do it seems to me that vitaly described very clearly and including from his words it is very clear who is to blame yes, that is, there is a person who should pick up the phone. and this is a person. excuse me, zelensky, well, that is, we have a president, and it is the president - these are the people in the president's office - these are the people in this commission. this is him. this is his people in the parliamentary committee. the liquidation of the same oask and so on. that is, it really depends on him. well , of course, on us. what are we doing today? you invited us on the air. vitaly and i are now raising this issue together with you and talking about it so that everyone understands what the p

but our commission conducted its work and then issued its report in 2014. we emphasized unanimously, the commission was bipartisan, unanimously acknowledged and affirmed that the election administration is a public administration. it is not a partisan playground. what is so important to us now in the work we are doing is that we need to make sure that it is preserved. there are all sorts of fights that take place, but when it comes to preparing elections, distributing the ballots, counting the ballots, certifying elections, it is done by professionals who understand the process and who have set it up to serve the voters in a completely nonpartisan way. that is the big fight right now. the maintenance of expertise of the kind this country has been so lucky to have. >> one thing that strikes a lot of us is there has been steady progress to greater and greater professionalization over the time. some of it comes from the aftermath of the 2000 election, but i think a really great catalyst for the professionalism is the work of the commission. it put in place a lo

but in any event, the consultation and the work of the commission had to do with the final text that was ultimately circulated. or the 2014 caused shingles job to pursue into a fairly long. busy negotiated process, i don't want to describe it to laudatory terms with how to turn problems. but be southern very, these thing was negotiated texts between rival political groups. that's on the 100 in terms of how was adopted in terms of its content. the 2014 constitution adopted, adopted a hybrid model whereby the president of the chief executive and parliament share power between them. they both rolled in short, leaving the chop and from the cabinet and also from the policy are this cost should be proposed. constitution establishes was referred to as a hyper production system, which is distinct from traditional presidential system. a hyper presidential system which establishes one person firmly up the top of all state institutions and people, me, maker in relation to serious matters of policy. ok, so i mean, does that sound like to you that this constitution has been written with one man i

the commission's work. a different version was published, so we don't actually know who drafted the final version. it might have been the present himself, american, someone else from a small group of people. but in any event, the consultation and the work of the commission has to do with the federal texts that was ultimately circulated or the 2014 cars. she was job to pursue into a fairly long. busy negotiated process, i don't want to describe it to lot to returns with a strong how to turn problems. but at least at the very least, it was a negotiated text between rival political groups. that's what happens in terms of how it's up in terms of its content. the 2014 constitution adopted, adopted a hybrid model whereby the president of the chief executive and the parliament shared power between them. they rolled in short, leaving the top and coming cabinet and also from leading policy. this cost should be proposed constitution establishes was referred to as a hyper production system, which is distinct from trad

complaint of the commission for the election of the leadership of sap e-e and the prosecutor general's office against the decision of the uazk regarding the cancellation of the order of work of this commission, a colleague of the panel of judges in this case under the chairmanship of ihor fedotov on may 18 assigned this case to written proceedings , that is, the judges will make a decision without issuing a judicial they have a meeting two months after the opening of the proceedings, said the employee of the court, i will remind you that the commission already completed its work on december 21 of last year, but the result of oleksandr klymenko has not yet been announced as the winner, what is the problem here, dmytro, will there be any decision, what will be the decision of the appeals court on monday what do you think of the forecast? i really wanted to believe that this will be a solution and not when we will see a refusal . in order to turn off the light of the fight against corruption , we need to appoint the head of sap, and about the beginning, although we should start holding a competition for the appointment of the head of the nabu, what is happening today, i beli

and public works commission and for the direct public works to limit duties of the sanitation streets commission to holder hearings reviewing data and setting paults policy for department of public works, regarding sanitation standard and protocol and maintenance of the public right of way and to provide that the pubplic works commission shall oversee all other aspects of the department of public works at an election held november 8, 2022. >> thank you madam clerk. supervisor peskin. >> thank you presidents walton colleagues, if you indulge me for just a little while i want to start with something that we all know, which is legislation is a constantly evolving process and usually we do it in the confines of this building, by working together and working with advocates and groups and interested parties and with the mayor's office, and sometimes we learn along the way and revisit and amend legislation and sometimes we go to the ballot, and occasionally when we get something wrong at the ballot, we have to go back to the ballot and that is a appr

to replace the five member public works commission to eliminate the department of er sanitation and streets commission and set policies for the department of public works regarding maintenance of the public right-of-way. >> chair peskin: to the two prop b commissions i expressed remorse having supported the item not that i didn't believe in additional oversight. i had concerns regarding the splitting and inefficiencies that might result from that charter amendment. i expressed buyers remorse and incorrectly stated that my colleagues joined me inputting proposition b or joined a colleague putting proposition b on the ballot. supervisor mandelman reminded me he did not support it for the same reasons that i was expressing remorse about. that is an entry into this charter amendment that would maintain that oversight but would do so without the diminution of splitting department but would give oversight to the issue that drives us crazy streets and sanitation. the conditions of the streets and the filth that the good workers are always working to combat. i want to thank

i do not know the proceedings of some individual cases . i.e. how exactly will this special commission work i don’t know what the reporting is for, but the presence of experts in these areas from the general staff and the change in the defense of our partners, for example, i consider it the work of this commission is very important. and all the other questions in the circle of which we will definitely ask these questions and cooperate with our military, you yourself now listed them there between the russian well, for example, i still have some questions which are very often found and put ours in our society and this applies and why in general we have such problems in recent years with such necessary weapons that we made ourselves. that is, there is such a wide spectrum, and the basis is trust, trust in us, the party trust - this is the basis, but now we have certain restrictions related to the martial law. well, accordingly, for example, you, as members of this commission, will turn to one or another structure of ours. yes, they will tell you, dear people's deputies. sorry, we will keep thi

and public works commission and for the direct public works to limit duties of the sanitation streets commission to holder hearings reviewing data and setting paults policy for department of public works, regarding sanitation standard and protocol and maintenance of the public right of way and to provide that the pubplic works commission shall oversee all other aspects of the department of public works at an election held november 8, 2022. >> thank you madam clerk. supervisor peskin. >> thank you presidents walton colleagues, if you indulge me for just a little while i want to start with something that we all know, which is legislation is a constantly evolving process and usually we do it in the confines of this building, by working together and working with advocates and groups and interested parties and with the mayor's office, and sometimes we learn along the way and revisit and amend legislation and sometimes we go to the ballot, and occasionally when we get something wrong at the ballot, we have to go back to the ballot and that is a appr

sea ports european commissioner addresses simpso said this but the european commission has already found new routes we are workingh the danube commission to maximize the use of the danube route we are also looking beyond the constant further north on the polish and baltic ports such as gdańsk and klaipėda, in addition there are opportunities in many adriatic ports accessible via slovakia and hungary which still have potential for transit from ukraine, good news according to the results of the session for ukrainian refugees, the european parliament voted for the ukrainian driver's license of persons who received the status of temporary protection in the eu to be valid in europe until their return to ukraine. therefore, transfer to the driver's license in the host country is not necessary, even if the driver's license expires ends, they will be recognized as valid while the temporary protection of tetyana vysotska is in effect for the espresso tv channel from strasbourg, our journalists from strasbourg were interested in the story because it is a problem with rights was really very relevant for ukrainian refugees.

work. commission, how would you evaluate them and you were not surprised by these figures of the interdepartmentalsurprised me, in principle, i didn’t expect some fantastic numbers for kazakhstanis there for the expert community for all citizens of kazakhstan, it is of fundamental importance that these actions have begun and actions to return the activity to return, so the numbers not surprising , so to speak, i remember, and after january, president okaev said, who did not hide. i'm not to blame. it can be said that his words were heard. it's hard for me to say to whom it was addressed. and who took it, perhaps there are those people to whom it was addressed, and they, perhaps, were hiding there, so the main idea is that the main intention of the head of state of the cis it, i am sure, was correctly perceived by those people to whom it was sent and actually the result that we see people are discovering opportunities for themselves to clear their conscience, if i may say so, it is worth talking separately about objects that will be returned to state property. how would you rate this process as a k

the commission did a good job of describing its work as a conversation, versus an investigation to place blame on any person or entity. the other commission i have experienced with is the main indian tribal state commission, and intergovernmental entity created by the main implement act of 1980. which is a state law that implement the federal main indian land claims. this commission is comprised of 13 members, six of which are appointed by the tribes. six by the state, and those 12 choose a chair. the primary purpose of this commission is to continually review the effectiveness of the settlement that and the social, economic and legal relationship between the state of maine and three of the nations. this commission is permanent and does not expire. unfortunately, this commission has not been as effective in improving the relationship between the nations and the state, this is not the fault of the individual members of the commission. more, about the structure of the commission. at times, the state has failed to fill its six spots, which impairs the ability of the commission to get its wo

on public grounds. received money, look, of course, the commission worked on a public basis, personally, when we are, well, at least members of the commission from the parliament, this is something that i know 100% about, because we insisted that the commission must work exclusively on public grounds, well , it cannot be otherwise. of course, thank you, sir, and even yesterday i simply missed whether there was a decision of the sixth court of appeal on the decision of the usk. somehow, nothing appeared in the information field about this matter. well, you know, i did not see such a thing the decision really, although the deadline should have been such a decision should have been made, it is not in the register, i looked in the register, i myself was interested . on the basis of the results because we also want to protect the results of our work and so that the manager could work peacefully and the results of his work were not canceled as a result and were not nullified as a result. occupying administrative positions and positions in the special anti-corrupt

kyiv, which is headed by the odious pavlo vovk , about the cancellation of the order of the commission's workt generally called into question the entire contest russia us every year, the same place is hit by corruption, that is, if we look at those publications that were before the lugano conference, where we gathered the maximum number of investors in order to collect money for restoration, then almost all swiss media were filled with reports about what place do we have in the corruption rating, how do we appoint the prosecutor of sap and so on, community activists are confident of the actions of the members of the commission who block the appointment of klymenko, the heads of the president's office andriy yarmak and his deputy oleg tatarov, they do not want to have an independent person in such an important position, despite the fact that the appointment of an independent anti-corruption prosecutor was one of the conditions for granting ukraine the status of a candidate for eu membership. also, volodymyr zelenskyi's personal commitment to the president of the united states, joseph biden, re

of defense of the states, lloyd austin, said this at rammstein, uh, on the second day of your commission's work, these are already the results of what has already been four months of dealing with this issue together with the general staff and recruitment and with all specialized organizations that work under the ministry of defense . therefore , ah it's not that something happens every day. no, it was planned and now there is an announcement . that is, until now, a lot of work is being done, but with regard to the temporary specialized specialized commission that we created yesterday how you know, now russian propaganda says a lot that ukraine receives weapons and then sells them, and it appears on the top pages of international publications, because of this provocation, we created tsk, all of them. my fractions, i hope that we will start preparing these legislative initiatives that will have such parliamentary control regarding the receipt and use of this international protection assistance on july 13. it was announced today, lloydston said about it himself the tools of the temporary investiga

this work was commissioned with funds from the fire station 35. this suggests the bow of a boat and the glass panel surrounding the structure depict the history of fireboats in the bay area. >> and where can i go from there? >> then, i would walk up to the justin herman plaza to check out the work of the art vendors. then check out the monuments like the mechanics monument. also, be sure to check out the poster series, installed in bus kiosks along market street, which features four artists each year. >> well, thank you. i appreciate you coming on the show, miss chu. thank you for your time today. >> thank you, chris. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another show >> you are watching san francisco rising. a special guest today. >> i am chris and you are watching san francisco rising. focused on rebuilding and reimagining our city. our guest is the director of financial justice in the san francisco office of treasure to talk about how the city has taken a national lead in this effort and how the program is comlishing the goals. welc

well, the commission is based on the results of the work of the competition commission.that a third commission should be created that could coordinate the work even before those two commissions. why not? in the appeal, a case will be considered which, in fact, theoretically can, uh, in principle , fall into the competition commission completely a-a some people a-a we will not speak at the request of someone a-a luaz ran to ours remarkable among you who saved is the ambassador the president's administration said that everything is fine there , and therefore they filed a lawsuit against the competition commission itself, they said that it was created illegally, of course they will be the most reliable court in the world, he said that of course it was created illegally, this case is subject to an appeal and on the 12th, it will be considered for an appeal, and - and it's understandable that all attention is paid to me. i advise all people to whom the future of our country is important. it is important to watch very carefully what will happen on the 12th. because if the cour

cabinet of ministers of ukraine, oleg nimchynov, told this, according to him, earlier the commission could not begin workits members was also a member of the commission for the election of the head of the sap and, due to the same applicants for the positions, could there is a conflict of interests, a secret in the cabinet of ministers, which provides technical and technical support for the work of this commission, has directed all the participants of the competitive process, including the ukrainian and foreign members of the commission proposals next tuesday, the 26th, to hold an organizational award in order to determine the tasks for the organization of the competition itself, ukraine will become a full member of the united europe and we, despite the war with russia, will do what previous generations were unable to do, the president of ukraine, volodymyr , is convinced of this zelensky announced important negotiations and visits in the coming week and added that the most important thing at the moment is to protect unity and work for victory, even the occupiers admit that we will win. we hear it in thei

this work was commissioned with funds from the fire station 35.ests the bow of a boat and the glass panel surrounding the structure depict the history of fireboats in the bay area. >> and where can i go from there? >> then, i would walk up to the justin herman plaza to check out the work of the art vendors. then check out the monuments like the mechanics monument. also, be sure to check out the poster series, installed in bus kiosks along market street, which features four artists each year. >> well, thank you. i appreciate you coming on the show, miss chu. thank you for your time today. >> thank you, chris. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another show

state secrets, that is, first the prosecutor general must send the commission confirmation of compliance and only then, within three workings after receiving it, the commission submits to review by the prosecutor general of the submission, that is, the results of the e.e., the results of the competition and the name of the winner , that is, if it is correct, that is, that is, that is, if the requirement of the law and how long can it take for the commission to receive confirmations regarding compliance with the requirements of the laws of ukraine on decisions on prevention and admission to state secrets month 2:3 the fact is that the law does not specify a period during which they must provide i think the commission has already asked and i have called repeatedly and the society is waiting. i think that it should be done as quickly as possible. what prevented it from being done? well, i can't. i don't know. i can't comment on why there was no such confirmation until now. the commission was ready and accepted. relevant decisions, and at the same time in december , if we had such confirmation, immediately vote for the relevan

this motion approved the mayor's nomination for the appointment of paul woolford to the public works commission for a term ending july 2, 2026. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. seeing no one on the roster, we will take this item same house, same call, and without objection, this motion is approved unanimously. madam clerk, please call item number 40. >> clerk: item 40, this motion was amended with a new title. this is a motion approving the president of the board of supervisors shamann walton's nomination for the appointment of alec lemberg to the board of appeals for a four-year term ending july 1, 2024. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. i'd like to move to continue this item to july 12, 2022, seconded by supervisor peskin. roll call vote. >> clerk: on the motion to continue -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are ten ayes. >> president walton: thank you. without objection, motion to continue carries unanimously. madam clerk, we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. first up to introduce new business is supervisor preston. >> supervisor p

gennadiy, and the european forum in krakow, very specifically, we work with european commissions because it is a huge institution from which we must learn work is a completely new story, uh, we see that europe is - this conference is the beginning of a new job for our entire country, our government officials are working, working out documents in state and non-state, so to speak, from the point of view of regulating our cooperation , it is very important that uh, business starts too to cooperate defend our interests, including at the european level europe opens up new opportunities for us we must be able to attract them correctly and not to use them this is very important that's why we saw in europe in us support at the business level, associations, we saw full support, not only support, but the desire to work remains again, i use it again, not only homework, but also to learn as quickly as possible , use tools of cooperation with the european union, this is a matter of lobbying and protecting our interests and about e-e to show our entrepreneurs how to enter the markets of the european u

work. i'm clear on hat ultimate authorities is hat authority the commission has. this year was disheartning, the mayor picked up none of our recommendation its is important to understand how we can we are an expert bchd spent hours working on recommendations and developed a live expertise program that is best practice. 91 of that was adopted or considered by the mayor it appear this is time. things are out of billions the intention of that committee is under mines this year. so i would like to understands where the authority falls here. >> that's a good question. city commissions have a responsibility under the charter to recommend a budget to the mayor's office parking lot of the commission phase. which happens to public members of the community can go testify at a hearing that they support or oppose ideas now the budget is not develop in the that way it is the director of the department andy sent to the mayor's office. to the extent that a commission were to exist they would approve a budge would review what was sent over. the mayor can make changes to what commi

but our commission conducted its work and then issued its report in 2014. we emphasized unanimously, the commission was bipartisan, unanimously acknowledged and affirmed that the election administration is a public administration. it is not a partisan playground. what is so important to us now in the work we are doing is that we need to make sure that it is preserved. there are all sorts of fights that take place, but when it comes to preparing elections, distributing the ballots, counting the ballots, certifying elections, it is done by professionals who understand the process and who have set it up to serve the voters in a completely nonpartisan way. that is the big fight right now. the maintenance of expertise of the kind this country has been so lucky to have. >> one thing that strikes a lot of us is there has been steady progress to greater and greater professionalization over the time. some of it comes from the aftermath of the 2000 election, but i think a really great catalyst for the professionalism is the work of the commission. it put in place a lo

the department public works to remove qualifications for members of the san station and public works commission and for the director of public ws to limit the duties of san station to hold hearing reviewing data and setting policies for the department of public works regarding sanitation and maintenance of the public right-of-way and provide the commission shall over see all other aspects of the department of public works at an election on november 8, 2022. >> thank you, madam clerk. can we get a roll call it then and there charter amendment to july 19th. twenty 22. >> on that motion supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai >> aye >> stefani? >> aye >> supervisor walton jofrmg aye >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor mefwar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> and supervisor preston. >> aye. >> there are 11 aye's >> thank you this amendment is continued to the july 19 issue 2022 board of supervisors meeting um unanimously call the 3 p.m. special order of business upon the first one. >> all r

the department public works to remove qualifications for members of the san station and public works commission and for the director of public ws to limit the duties of san station to hold hearing reviewing data and setting policies for the department of public works regarding sanitation and maintenance of the public right-of-way and provide the commission shall over see all other aspects of the department of public works at an election on november 8, 2022. >> thank you, madam clerk. can we get a roll call it then and there charter amendment to july 19th. twenty 22. >> on that motion supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai >> aye >> stefani? >> aye >> supervisor walton jofrmg aye >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor mefwar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> and supervisor preston. >> aye. >> there are 11 aye's >> thank you this amendment is continued to the july 19 issue 2022 board of supervisors meeting um unanimously call the 3 p.m. special order of business upon the first one. >> all r

work. the commission is confident that if the member states add to their fair share in, in saving by reducing i guess usage. and instead of saving that at that, we would be able to give through the winter here in europe. and of course, the intention is to store up reserves at to reach a level of 80 percent capacity by november. the reserves are currently at 67 percent. the message from the commission is save now, and that will make a safer. i, in the winter that the saving has to happen across the board and that everybody needs to pitch in and do their fair share. now in the event that the commission sees that there is an emergency as situation, and there is a mechanism that's been baked into the steel, which would allow, of course, at the heads of state of the e. u. member countries at the trigger. and that mechanism which makes this 15 percent mandatory, as opposed to voluntary as it currently is. christine manuel. though, ukraine says russian forces of launched new missile strikes against coastal towns in the southern regions of a desert mic alive. cave has released footage of what it says

prosecutor at the district administrative court of kyiv regarding the cancellation of the order of work of this commission which completed the work that on december 21 last year, in principle, the winner is aware, the points have been calculated, but the decision has not been made public, that is, it has been made public, but the winner has not been announced. do you think that this story will be put to an end on monday, and whether oleksandr klymenko will be officially announced as the winner of the contest for the head of the department? i definitely understand the issue of anti-corruption reform, since i have been engaged in anti-corruption reform for 8 years , and now i actually focused on what i consider the most priority. at this stage for ukraine, the most the priority is to stop and expel the aggression from the territory of the aggressor from the territory of ukraine and to restore justice for all those who became its victims, however, of course, the appointment of the sap prosecutor is one of the demands that were put forward to ukraine when the decision was made to grant of the candidate status

this is a souvenir reproduction of her signature work a commission for the 1939, new york world's fair. it was the only commission at the fair from a black woman artist life magazine in fact described savage as one of few black people commissioned by the world's fair to do anything, but quote pick and shovel work. the piece was inspired by the song lift every voice and sing which had been declared the black national anthem by the naacp in 1919. here is a short clip of the song as performed by the harlem boys choir. here regardless ;? savages sculpture becomes i think a visual manifestation of that song's power. it features 12 young black singers in graduated heights taking the form of a harp. they're pressed together in community and in solidarity they're singing in surround sound with their heads turned in alternate directions the folds of their prior robes become the strings of the instrument the kneeling man at the front forms the foot pedal and the sounding board has generally been understood to represent the hand and arm of god picking up on the religiosity of lift every voice and