Speak. Or more specifically to support this resolution tonight. And again, i just want to make it really clear that i dont want to try to refute any of the evidence that has been presented and i do recognize that the issues of the diabetes and obesity are very significant, and do need to be addressed, but, tonight, i will be representing a decenting vote by the Student Advisory Council at the last meeting in anticipation of this important resolution, and while the significant, and while this socalled, soda epidemic is undeniably a significant issue that the sac, decided not to support the resolution, as it stands. And more broadly the soda tax, we, the sac decided that the soda tax is not the solution to the myriad of problems discussed tonight. Thank you. Student government, wei . Hi, thank you. And i actually think that this is a really good idea, but the language that was used within this resolution and that, and that was used in increasing nutritional education and options for phys
Putting this on in june or in november of 2015. When we can do a lot bigger focus and a lot more support around it in order to make this make peace and Childrens Fund come through 100 percent as well as the sugary tax, 100 percent. Thank you. Student delegates . Cooper . Thank you. So, i would first like to thank everyone who came out to speak. Or more specifically to support this resolution tonight. And again, i just want to make it really clear that i dont want to try to refute any of the evidence that has been presented and i do recognize that the issues of the diabetes and obesity are very significant, and do need to be addressed, but, tonight, i will be representing a decenting vote by the Student Advisory Council at the last meeting in anticipation of this important resolution, and while the significant, and while this socalled, soda epidemic is undeniably a significant issue that the sac, decided not to support the resolution, as it stands. And more broadly the soda tax, we, the
Same time increase to do more to serve the community on the air and getting out into the community and so i just want to draw it. And we are happy to work at burton high and being able to work with the students and when we do a program with education and we can reach out there on the campus and we have a rent free space in San Francisco and that is nothing to look past and so we thank the district to all of the support that it provides. But financially when it comes from the cash support it is with the list eners and in particular with the major donors that has allowed us to put the station in a better position and also on this piece of paper the photo and i want to point out a couple of specific things. And on this side of things, for those, and i guess that we actually have a tv audience and they can see what i am pointing at. In september, with the support of a nonprofit called the association for continuing education which has been generous in its support of kalws work with student
With this timing. And now, is the time to be really building and building, and building, our coalition. When you are facing an industry that has unlimited resources, because people in this country and our kids are giving them a lot of money, for these beverages, you dont wait until june to build your coalition. You do it early and the one final thing that i want to say. And i dont agree, that this is a quote unquote, regressive tax. Frankly diabetes is much more of a regressive tax than a two pennies per ounce sugary beverage tax and as vargus said to me and that it is not progressive to suggest, that, or selling unhealthy, diseasecausing cheap, product to poor people, that is not progressive. That is progressive and so, i take issue with that. And that characterization. And also, one final thing in terms of your question, as well supervisor mar and i we have, we have agreement. And our proposals were never that different. From one significant difference was that the supervisor mars pr
When we can do a lot bigger focus and a lot more support around it in order to make this make peace and Childrens Fund come through 100 percent as well as the sugary tax, 100 percent. Thank you. Student delegates . Cooper . Thank you. So, i would first like to thank everyone who came out to speak. Or more specifically to support this resolution tonight. And again, i just want to make it really clear that i dont want to try to refute any of the evidence that has been presented and i do recognize that the issues of the diabetes and obesity are very significant, and do need to be addressed, but, tonight, i will be representing a decenting vote by the Student Advisory Council at the last meeting in anticipation of this important resolution, and while the significant, and while this socalled, soda epidemic is undeniably a significant issue that the sac, decided not to support the resolution, as it stands. And more broadly the soda tax, we, the sac decided that the soda tax is not the soluti