committee. to my right is vice chair eric mar. to my right is melia cohen and we also have supervisor avalos caricatured our clerk is eric evans and from sfgov tv would like to thank jennifer: bunch. do we have any announcements mr. clerk please sounds all cell phones. [reading code] thank you. please call item 1 item number one is the first draft of the charter amendment [reading code] thank you very much. we have the author of this charter amendment here with us today supervisor campos. is this working? break. thank you very much mdm. chairman and thank you to my colleagues the members of the rules committee for listening hearing this item once again. as i noted at the last meeting of last week, we have a number of amendment that we would like to make but let me step back a little bit and talk about the point of this office. as i noted before, it s an interesting time in terms of how the people of the city and county of san francisco see government. those of us
[gavel] good morning. welcome to our special rules committee meeting of july 6 26 and him katie tang chair of the committee. to my right is vice chair eric mar. to my right is melia cohen and we also have supervisor avalos caricatured our clerk is eric evans and from sfgov tv would like to thank jennifer: bunch. do we have any announcements mr. clerk please sounds all cell phones. [reading code] thank you. please call item 1 item number one is the first draft of the charter amendment [reading code] thank you very much. we have the author of this charter amendment here with us today supervisor campos. is this working? break. thank you very much mdm. chairman and thank you to my colleagues the members of the rules committee for listening hearing this item once again. as i noted at the last meeting of last week, we have a number of amendment that we would like to make but let me step back a little bit and talk about the point of this office. as i noted before, it
thank you. please call item 1 item number one is the first draft of the charter amendment [reading code] thank you very much. we have the author of this charter amendment here with us today supervisor campos. is this working? break. thank you very much mdm. chairman and thank you to my colleagues the members of the rules committee for listening hearing this item once again. as i noted at the last meeting of last week, we have a number of amendment that we would like to make but let me step back a little bit and talk about the point of this office. as i noted before, it s an interesting time in terms of how the people of the city and county of san francisco see government. those of us who are in government i think oftentimes perhaps this the perception that out there because it s a busy job and were doing a lot of different things. but the reality is, as you look at polling that has been done including polling done for this measure, there is a lot of lack of trust in
of confidential services to their status as lyric employees would be critically concerning especially information to include residential addresses and the legal means of transgender youth not yet gone through the process of legal name change. developing leadership skills and create opportunities for civic highly marginalized and disenfranchised youth can be shared priority. these adults already have enough barriers to overcome please do not create another one and those of us dedicated to seeing them thrive. lastly which the state and support for the amendment to the language to be later presented by peter cohen. thank you. good evening. my name is ken tried. q of united educators of san francisco. we are about 6300 para educators? he caters counselors and so on who make sure our public schools run day in and day out. so, i was a civics teacher, government teacher for most of my career. i stepped out of the classroom to take my role as political director and guess what. vi
meeting? we talked about the needs to increase afterschool program. we talked about the problems with special ed, and the number of teachers there and staff who are freaked out by their inability to stay in san francisco, and thus, as their political director became a amateur part-time housing advocate. now, let s say a few months from now we are in melia cohen s office talking about the plight of teachers in their inability to afford to stay in san francisco. them i supposed to go back in to the meeting i had last week at burton high school and say, let s see, i spent half an hour talking about housing issues and then we spent another 20 min. on special ed issues. the only folks that you would create a burden, if you continue down this path of reporting staff time is, the nonprofits and the labor unions that make our democracy work, which ironically, standing in the path of the cocoa brothers and their ilk from turning our democracy into something else. thank you. thank yo