to speak for languages. through that process, and is able to be engaged in using a cross-section of software around voter registration precinct maps to determine what households we need to reach. in my capacity and residency, i have experience in working with a wide range of community members from various social, economic, generational and linguistic backgrounds. the redistricting task force will need to insure what ever process it undertakes engages all people in san francisco and it will be my pleasure and privilege to create a process that does. i value accessibility, inclusive the and efficiency. most of all, i value humor. it s an important and serious task, however i think we all know we need to sustain ourselves and humor is something of value. thank you very much and a welcome your questions. supervisor kim: are there any questions for our applicant? the same question i have asked other folks in terms of your values and priorities that will help inform your decision m
for that. the second is the $100 saved steady incentive. when a family has direct posit, we are going to provide another $100 to that account to provide an incentive. this provides the funding in order for us to have that. we would like to think the current assets resource network and the san francisco supervisors for doing this. supervisor avalos: is there any other general fund support? in last year s budget there was. there is a general fund support for the program, over all, but not for the incentives. in fact, the incentives are provided because the city is doing the $50 per student, $100 for students to qualify for free or reduced lunch. supervisor avalos: last year, it was a bit of a hot potato in the budget. this year will be smooth sailing? that is my understanding. there have been no issues. supervisor avalos: the question last year was new program while we were cutting other services. in the end, we approved the program, which i think has great value for initia
ballot without a lot of thought, require a hearing on the them. that is a simple solution. require a hearing before it gets put on the ballot. i would support that. but do not do something that you have not thought through. i know prop k and prop m would have been dead. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? supervisor elsbernd. just a response, you know, there are a number of ballot measures that are not introduced legislatively and subject to a mayoral veto. the mayor can put measures on. it does not even have to go to the legislative process. there is a much bigger problem here, and i appreciate that we can point to a ballot measure that was approved 25 years ago, but i think i can point to three ballot measures that were introduced 48 hours ago that necessitate the need for this charter amendment. i appreciate that there can be a couple kernels in the history of ballot measures over the last many decades, but i think if we
amongst the community. i think it shines through. it is something everyone else will benefit from. mr. alonso stood out to me as someone who would bring a breath of fresh air to something that was highly political. he would be the everyman at this committee. i think that would be very, very helpful with the group, and i think that group of three brings elements of diversity which we are striving to strike. it matches up well with the three who have already been appointed by the election commission, and it leaves the door open for few appointments from the mayor. so, those would be my top 3. supervisor kim: i think i concur with my colleagues that that wek at balancing the other three members, to make sure there are a variety of perspectives and keep in mind those already appointed by the elections task force. given who has been appointed already, a heavily lean towards an asian-american and latino, as well as members from the east side of the city. i was very impressed with o
going to want you to give you are progressive. progresses are not going to want you because you are too independent. i may have supported candidates, but i am not going fourth to take sides in the types of conflict. one of the things that happened 10 years ago, frankly, is the map was drawn in such a way, and i followed this process 10 years ago, that the progressives got as good a of a map as they could have gotten 10 years ago. i don t know how possible that is this time around given the three districts that have to shed pounds at brown are going to be. i commit to being absolutely fair minded and inclusive in the process. i m actually looking forward to the community town hall meetings that the commission is going to have in the community and i will put more community cohesiveness. supervisor elsbernd: you have been very supportive of the chair of this committee and made very clear her district is going to change. yes. supervisor elsbernd: are you going to be able to se