you had a son or daughter dying on the streets of san francisco, that you would not be interested in an all-hands-on-deck approach to get them off the thing that was killing them! it s shocking to me! it turns into this conversation about we want to respect the dignity of people using substances, of course, of course. we get that. but dr. martin, with the utmost respect, doubling down on the same things that are in the tenderloin, killing people, is problematic. it s problematic. we are going to do our outreach as soon as covid breaks. we re going to do our own outreach to talk to people. i believe drug addicts are the smartest people on this planet. they re brilliant. but it s tough to deal with the trauma that leads you to drugs, as adrian said, with a syringe in your neck. we have to be honest about the conversations, man. it becomes very polarizing. most of the people that gave public comment [audio interference] i m willing to bet they ve been to prison or been homel
we re going to hear updates from the controller s office, public integrity assessment process and from the city attorney s investigations and reports. on monday, the office of the controller released their first public integrity review report, focused on contracting procedures that the department of public works, in that report and its findings are the focus of this hearing. there are a myriad, concurrent investigations connected to the scandal. both locally and federally. our focus today is not on criminal charge or the fbi s work specifically. our focus here is less on individual bad actors and more on the systems and structures that enabled and empowered them to commit bad acts. and failed to provide oversight, accountability and transparency. and today we re looking at public works. how the behavior in the complaints and the structures that allowed them to allowed for them to demonstrate the need for structural reform to preempt and prevent the potential for crimina
supervisor mar: thank you to this committee s clerk, john carroll, and i d also like to thank sfgtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have anything else? clerk: yes. committee members will attend this meeting through video conference and participate in the meeting through the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available for each item on this agenda. cable channel 26 are streaming public comment number across the screen. your opportunity to speak during the meeting will be by calling 408-418-9388, and enter 1 1 1469339147. press pound, and pound again. when you are connected, your microphone will be muted, and you will be in listening mode only. to enter public comment, press star and three to be entered into the queue. your written comments may be sent via u.s. postal service to our room at city hall, 100 carlton s. goodlett, room 244, san francisco, california, 94102. i believe you re muted, mr. chair. supervisor haney: th
investigation and analysis that needs to be done on these topics? we re learning more information every day, supervisor. that s the important of the tip line as well as the public integrity tip line, and our report will give you a breakdown of the large departments, so happy to talk to you about that as soon as we publish it. supervisor haney: are there specific topics that you identified in this report or more broadly that your office has identified as a need for a lot further investigation? and with that, what are the next steps for your office? i mean, one of the concerns that i have and i understand that we have, you know, recently been through a pandemic, and i m sure you all are being pulled in all sorts of different directions. but it has been, i guess, about five months since this process first started, and there s a lot more that needs to be investigated and analyzed and reported on. what are the next steps for your office, and what topics are you going to be w
supervisor mar: thank you to this committee s clerk, john carroll, and i d also like to thank sfgtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have anything else? clerk: yes. committee members will attend this meeting through video conference and participate in the meeting through the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available for each item on this agenda. cable channel 26 are streaming public comment number across the screen. your opportunity to speak during the meeting will be by calling 408-418-9388, and enter 1 1 1469339147. press pound, and pound again. when you are connected, your microphone will be muted, and you will be in listening mode only. to enter public comment, press star and three to be entered into the queue. your written comments may be sent via u.s. postal service to our room at city hall, 100 carlton s. goodlett, room 244, san francisco, california, 94102. i believe you re muted, mr. chair. supervisor haney: th