. >> ray hart, san francisco government. the complete i will be filed against you, sir is the fact that you missed the agenda. the stop in the middle of an item without any discussion of the change of agenda, when changes to the agenda must be announced. there must be discussed by the board and public comment must be allowed. you did not even finish to comment. >> can i interrupt you for a second? this is public comment regarding items that were discussed in the chief's report, the commissioner's report, and the occ report. items that were discussed, not your objection to the items being moved around. your comments are not consistent and are not permitted at this point. >> you are violating my right to free speech constitutionally. >> absolutely not. what i am saying is that i wish to make these comments and other people are in the auditorium want to make comments and left because of the way this is handled. >> this is the possible human- resources issue to take jobs for 8113. this is support the police commission and take a

. >> i am ray hart, head of san francisco open government and i have a couple of comments on item seven. the speaker was going rather rapidly but i think when she was talking about sending out data to the public, i believe she was referring to the supervisor's motion to insure all city agencies and commissions do their best to make accessible on the internet and websites documents that relate to their business and activities. i think this is particularly important for a number of reasons. it allows people who otherwise might not be able to attend a meeting to get information about what the meeting has with the substance of the meeting was and also get some idea as to the handling of business by the commission and the points they might want to address. it also allows members of the public who might wish to come and address particular agenda items to peruse the agendas and minutes and so forth to determine whether or not there is actually something which will allow them to come and do and since most of the meetings are held during the middle of the day for most people, it's difficult to m

>> members of the commission, ray hart, open commission and i would like to focus on the benefit of the electronic format availability to the members of the public and also to the benefit of the city. i know when i look into what is available online, i will go to the website and pick up the document and review it online and it might be a 60-page document, but there might be only one or two page which is i really am interested in. b if that is the case, i can print those out at home and the city incurs no cost and save the benefit of having to research that for me if they are not familiar with that document and i am specifically interested in that aspect, it may take the required 15 minutes of time that is under sunshine required for them to provide to help me find that and if they don't have to look for documents and copy them for me, it saves them time and one of the things in the police commission is they are hiring a second person in their office to handle public information requests and if it was available online, they would save the salary and benefit and the extra work entail ther

. >> ray hart, san francisco government. the complete i will be filed against you, sir is the fact that you missed the agenda. the stop in the middle of an item without any discussion of the change of agenda, when changes to the agenda must be announced. there must be discussed by the board and public comment must be allowed. you did not even finish to comment. >> can i interrupt you for a second? this is public comment regarding items that were discussed in the chief's report, the commissioner's report, and the occ report. items that were discussed, not your objection to the items being moved around. your comments are not consistent and are not permitted at this point. >> you are