To send in the budget and argue in front of the finance committee because by that time, everything is pretty much a done deal. I appreciate that and i have sat through the budget hearings every year that i have been here and i have never seen the budget analyst recommend an increase. So i will have to go back and look at how that works. It works. Okay. And i would also point out that the board of supervisors when we were talking about the civil grand jury report, and the Government Oversight Committee did discuss that it possibly during next years budget season, they should because of the civil grand jury recommendations they should seriously look at, giving us additional resources, and i saw that and, i think that is you see that is the kind of ammunition that you use, in my, or in trying to get a, and you are not asking for an increase and all that you are doing is asking for a position that has been authorized. Yeah. To be funded and so we are not talking about an increase in the bu
For his right and our mayor led the first Public Housing rights strike in San Francisco 38 their unexpected mayors are invented candidates that are here to serve their cities there are picture pictures of the mayor pco cleaning the students and our mayor was started the public works and when i met the mayor he was peppering cleaning the streets of San Francisco and so those o both of them understand the infrastructure of the city but also understands what that means to be a public certificate your our commitments what they laborer look for theyre ready to get their hundreds dirty on behalf of the city as we move forward i want to acknowledge mayor ed lee and pco for being the standard bears for the blooming relationship and representing both of our cities this morning as we Work Together to build itself cities of the future we also learn so much from each other before to build for Affordable Housing in so far and the blue greenway along our waterfront or the seouls initiate to build mo
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Out to speak on this item. I also want to note that we have in the audience former supervisor tony hall and its good to welcome a former member of this body here. I will keep my comments very brief, because i think that everything that has been said, that needs to be said about this matter has been said by the tenants themselves. And i especially wanted to thank the tenants and the residents of not just sro hotels, but different units in the city that have come forward to shed light on this issue. I also want to thank supervisor kim and her staff, who have been dealing with this issue from the moment that she got elected. And i think that this legislation is in many respects, you know, not the culmination, but it adds to the body of work that already has been done and we need to continue to monitor this. So im very proud to be a cosponsor. I think its one of those pieces of legislation that is truly a nobrainer and my hope is that it will go forward to the full board where in my hope t