sergeant youngblood? >> clerk: on the motion to adopt the resolution with the comments incorporated into the letter -- [roll call] >> commissioner hamasaki: just to be clear, you can bring the motion for the resolution as drafted. >> vice president taylor: but that's the whole point, you know? we still have 5.01 to deal with. we have other ones lined up, and it's making things more difficult to circle back. >> this is why we can't get anything done. with all due respect, d.p.a. reports to the commission, not the other way around. >> commissioner dejesus: stop making it personal. [inaudible] >> commissioner dejesus: you keep saying i'm rubber stamping it, you're sandbagging me, you're making it personal. i did my review. [inaudible] >> commissioner dejesus: you have to stop bad-mouthing us if you don't agree with us. i did my homework and i reviewed the revision. >> vice president taylor: stop yelling at me. i wasn't yelling at me, i was giving my opinion. this entire time, i'm not yelling to you or at you

sergeant youngblood. >> clerk: thank you, commissioner. for members of the public, this meeting is being televised by sfgovtv. at the moment, you can get to our meeting by going to sfgovtv.org. when public comment is announced either for the line item or general comment, dial star-three. this will advise the moderator that you want to speak and add you to the queue. when you dial star-three, you will hear a prompt that indicates you have raised your hand. this is your time to provide public comment. once you provide public comment, you will be moved back into the public meeting and out of the queue unless and until you want to comment on another item, and you may press star-three to be added back into the queue again. >> vice president taylor: thank you, sergeant youngblood. today, at the end of our meeting, i'm going to ask to adjourn in the memory of jace, who was senselessly murdered when he and his parents were watching t.v. mr. youngblood, next item, please. >> clerk: item 1, consent calendar. request the chief of police for approval

sergeant youngblood. >> clerk: thank you, commissioner. for members of the public, this meeting is being televised by sfgovtv. at the moment, you can get to our meeting by going to sfgovtv.org. when public comment is announced either for the line item or general comment, dial star-three. this will advise the moderator that you want to speak and add you to the queue. when you dial star-three, you will hear a prompt that indicates you have raised your hand. this is your time to provide public comment. once you provide public comment, you will be moved back into the public meeting and out of the queue unless and until you want to comment on another item, and you may press star-three to be added back into the queue again. >> vice president taylor: thank you, sergeant youngblood. today, at the end of our meeting, i'm going to ask to adjourn in the memory of jace, who was senselessly murdered when he and his parents were watching t.v. mr. youngblood, next item, please. >> clerk: item 1, consent calendar. request the chief of police for approval

sergeant youngblood? >> vice president taylor: so how does it work? there's a motion on the table -- so we can have two motions on the table and none of them pass. we can have no motions on the table, and none of them pass. let us know how to proceed on this, and we have to have public comment. >> clerk: sure. so according to the city attorney, we need to take public comment first, and then, we need to have discussion at the end. so public comment, and then, the motion is restated, and then we'll take a vote at the end. so members of the public who would like to make comment on-line item number 3 -- >> vice president taylor: i'm actually not sure that we can take a vote on this. it was not part of the agenda -- this is the proposed -- or the resolution. i'm not sure if we can take a vote on it. i'm not sure if the city attorney is around, but that's something to think about it, as well. but let's take public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who would like to make public comment, please hit star-th

if you could, sergeant youngblood, go to the overview slide. wanted to cover a few of the newest proposals for reform. there's some independent calls for reform and some local efforts, as well? we'll do a high-level process update. i'll provide you all some scenes from -- across all objectives that have to change in the department wholesale and then have the commanders of each executive -- or the executive sponsors, our commanders, provide an update on each of their objective areas. and then, i'll loop back with you and talk a little bit more about what the future plans -- what the plan for phase three and final work that we'll be doing as a department to finish implementing our recommendation. next slide, please. so the collaborative reform initiative both kick started our strategic planning process and set the vision for the department for the coming years. specifically, safety with respect referenced procedural justice, procedural transparency, and public access. as you know, issues that point to police reform have come front and center in t

if you could, sergeant youngblood, go to the overview slide. wanted to cover a few of the newest proposals for reform. there's some independent calls for reform and some local efforts, as well? we'll do a high-level process update. i'll provide you all some scenes from -- across all objectives that have to change in the department wholesale and then have the commanders of each executive -- or the executive sponsors, our commanders, provide an update on each of their objective areas. and then, i'll loop back with you and talk a little bit more about what the future plans -- what the plan for phase three and final work that we'll be doing as a department to finish implementing our recommendation. next slide, please. so the collaborative reform initiative both kick started our strategic planning process and set the vision for the department for the coming years. specifically, safety with respect referenced procedural justice, procedural transparency, and public access. as you know, issues that point to police reform have come front and center in t

if you could, sergeant youngblood, go to the overview slide. wanted to cover a few of the newest proposals for reform. there's some independent calls for reform and some local efforts, as well? we'll do a high-level process update. i'll provide you all some scenes from -- across all objectives that have to change in the department wholesale and then have the commanders of each executive -- or the executive sponsors, our commanders, provide an update on each of their objective areas. and then, i'll loop back with you and talk a little bit more about what the future plans -- what the plan for phase three and final work that we'll be doing as a department to finish implementing our recommendation. next slide, please. so the collaborative reform initiative both kick started our strategic planning process and set the vision for the department for the coming years. specifically, safety with respect referenced procedural justice, procedural transparency, and public access. as you know, issues that point to police reform have come front and center in t

sergeant youngblood, if we get this 99% right, you can clean it up from what petra sends you. >> commissioner dejesus: i'm trying to keep the same gist of it. [inaudible] >> i think the first sentence is really a little bit unclear, so i think this helps. >> commissioner hamasaki: yeah, no, i think it's definitely clearer. i'm -- >> commissioner dejesus: so i took out the first sentence that was confusing to me, only if exigent and fact ral circumstances exist in which the officer has reasonable cause to believe it may be necessary to set or lay a person on the ground for the person's safety or safety of others or the safety of the involved officers. and the one on top of that, that just seems really wordy and a little confusing, and -- exigent -- i think you should make it clear -- [inaudible] >> i just think it makes it a little bit clearer. >> yeah. i don't know if i'm looking at the right thing because i still see the danger in there, so i'm looking at the chat the danger should say threat. in that first sentence, it should say threat, and exigent circumstances arises. >> commissioner dej

sergeant youngblood, you can direct the public to where it was posted. i want to say what's happening in closed sessions, this is not the brown act violates. violation. this is having an attorney-client conversation with our lawyers, with counsel. the problem with having that with counsel in the public is that you then would call waive privilege. if you waive privilege, the very organization that we're pitted against and negotiating against gets to use that against us. and so, all that's happening in closed session is a continuation of last week because we didn't get to the items last week and we'll talk to our counsel about the two items we didn't get to last week. the items that we did get to, we posted that on the website. >> i would add that it is always our option to disclose after the closed session. i agree that we should -- i think everybody agrees that we should disclose everything we are legally permitted to disclose and not hold anything in closed session that is not conference with legal counsel. and so we will disclose after this session and

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sergeant youngblood? >> clerk: on the motion to adopt the resolution with the comments incorporated into the letter -- [roll call] >> commissioner hamasaki: just to be clear, you can bring the motion for the resolution as drafted. >> vice president taylor: but that's the whole point, you know? we still have 5.01 to deal with. we have other ones lined up, and it's making things more difficult to circle back. >> this is why we can't get anything done. with all due respect, d.p.a. reports to the commission, not the other way around. >> commissioner dejesus: stop making it personal. [inaudible] >> commissioner dejesus: you keep saying i'm rubber stamping it, you're sandbagging me, you're making it personal. i did my review. [inaudible] >> commissioner dejesus: you have to stop bad-mouthing us if you don't agree with us. i did my homework and i reviewed the revision. >> vice president taylor: stop yelling at me. i wasn't yelling at me, i was giving my opinion. this entire time, i'm not yelling to you or at you

i've been in contact with sergeant stacie youngblood about this and hopefully the police commission will be making these changes and supervisor ronen, i did try to contact your office about a month ago on this issue. but apart from that, i want to thank you for listening to the community last thursday and putting the removal of language regarding maximizing police presence into this amendment. and this change properly demonstrates san francisco's values and reflects the data and our lived experiences. public safety comes from investing in our communities, not criminalizing them. we are calling once again in support of the charter amendment to eliminate the sfpd membership staffing requirement. please recommend this charter amendment to the full board of supervisors. we look forward to looking with you all to defund sfpd and reinvest in our communities. thank you. >> thank you. can we have the next speaker. >> speaker: good morning, supervisors. i'm a resident of supervisor ronen's district. i wanted to call again to thank you for listening to the community and removing maximized police p

i've been in contact with sergeant stacie youngblood about this and hopefully the police commission will be making these changes and supervisor ronen, i did try to contact your office about a month ago on this issue. but apart from that, i want to thank you for listening to the community last thursday and putting the removal of language regarding maximizing police presence into this amendment. and this change properly demonstrates san francisco's values and reflects the data and our lived experiences. public safety comes from investing in our communities, not criminalizing them. we are calling once again in support of the charter amendment to eliminate the sfpd membership staffing requirement. please recommend this charter amendment to the full board of supervisors. we look forward to looking with you all to defund sfpd and reinvest in our communities. thank you. >> thank you. can we have the next speaker. >> speaker: good morning, supervisors. i'm a resident of supervisor ronen's district. i wanted to call again to thank you for listening to the community and removing maximized police p

i've been in contact with sergeant stacie youngblood about this and hopefully the police commission will be making these changes and supervisor ronen, i did try to contact your office about a month ago on this issue. but apart from that, i want to thank you for listening to the community last thursday and putting the removal of language regarding maximizing police presence into this amendment. and this change properly demonstrates san francisco's values and reflects the data and our lived experiences. public safety comes from investing in our communities, not criminalizing them. we are calling once again in support of the charter amendment to eliminate the sfpd membership staffing requirement. please recommend this charter amendment to the full board of supervisors. we look forward to looking with you all to defund sfpd and reinvest in our communities. thank you. >> thank you. can we have the next speaker. >> speaker: good morning, supervisors. i'm a resident of supervisor ronen's district. i wanted to call again to thank you for listening to the community and removing maximized police p

sergeant youngblood, will you please call roll. >> clerk: yes, ma'am. >> vice president taylor: i think you're muted. [roll call] >> clerk: vice president taylor, you have a quorum. >> vice president taylor: thank you. for the members of the public who wish to make public comment on any of the items on the agenda, the phone number is 408-418-9388. the access

i've been in contact with sergeant stacie youngblood about this and hopefully the police commission will be making these changes and supervisor ronen, i did try to contact your office about a month ago on this issue. but apart from that, i want to thank you for listening to the community last thursday and putting the removal of language regarding maximizing police presence into this amendment. and this change properly demonstrates san francisco's values and reflects the data and our lived experiences. public safety comes from investing in our communities, not criminalizing them. we are calling once again in support of the charter amendment to eliminate the sfpd membership staffing r