Actively engaged in this issue. Kim with the National United health care workers, palar, chavo with the california nurses association. Adrianna casanova with 1021 and paul as well as kim with the Labor Council and so many others who have been coming to the table for many, many years to try and deal with this issue, so we have arrived at a really great, i believe, great legislation, great policy to really effectively close this loophole and clearly with this coalition, we have a consensus. Thank you all for your continued dedication and thank you to my colleague for your willingness to support this. By closing this hra loophole, the legislation will provide Better Health care for almost 44,000 San Francisco workers. These workers currently have Health Reimbursement accounts 44,000 San Francisco workers. These workers currently have Health Reimbursement accounts that provide limited medical service and its difficult to understand and difficult to use and thats why 3 4 of the money doesnt
Compromises that was made and its going to make it easier for the Small Businesses to adjust, but i think without supervisors campos courage following in the footsteps of tom and a strong and Broad Coalition of labor and Community United that we wouldnt be here passing this legislation today. I wanted to say that the fight is not over for Health Equity and Stronger Universal Health Care system in our city and in this country but this puts us one step closer towards that number and im appreciative of the hard work from hillary to supervisor camposs office to make sure were continuing to move forward in our city and not step backwards but i appreciate the coalition for standing strong and ill be happy to cast a vote and be a cosponsor of this today as well. Supervisor kim. Thank you. Ten years after the healthy implementations, we anticipate a loophole that none of the stakeholder and parties in the room when they originally negotiated the launch of healthy San Francisco in 2006 had anti
As supervisor wiener mentioned, the 2030 Transportation Task force with lee has two measures. Its a bond well move forward and a sales tax and a bond fee. Its important to plan for this. I could have supported moving forward with the license fee, i do appreciate the recent conversations that transit officials and mayor lee and other colleagues have had, so im happy to join as a sponsorship. Its critical we pass the bond manages number year and then hopefully sequence in two years to move forward with the vlf while funding our vision zero, pedestrian and bike plans over the next few years. When governor schwarzenegger gutted sale taxes, its important to when we complain about our pedestrian and cycling situations on the streets and congestions on the streets of San Francisco, that these conditions are in the context of a Transit System that has been under funded for over a decade so its important for us to commit to november and commit to two years from november. I want to close by addi
Think without supervisors campos courage following in the footsteps of tom and a strong and Broad Coalition of labor and Community United that we wouldnt be here passing this legislation today. I wanted to say that the fight is not over for Health Equity and Stronger Universal Health Care system in our city and in this country but this puts us one step closer towards that number and im appreciative of the hard work from hillary to supervisor camposs office to make sure were continuing to move forward in our city and not step backwards but i appreciate the coalition for standing strong and ill be happy to cast a vote and be a cosponsor of this today as well. Supervisor kim. Thank you. Ten years after the healthy implementations, we anticipate a loophole that none of the stakeholder and parties in the room when they originally negotiated the launch of healthy San Francisco in 2006 had anticipated. I supported this ordinance in 2011 and convinced after talking to workers back in 2006. Thi