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And roll call.

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All right.

So we are here to take an action vote on our recommendations.

So I tried to summarize uh where we landed based on the many iterations that we were verbalizing.

So there is the handout that has the large one, two, three down the side.

And I and this was my best capture.

So if there are any different recollections or we need to change, uh please let's let's have those comments here.

Um we were referencing this this thing right here.

In fact, uh can I be promoted to okay, sure.

So this is the document um that we that I tried to summarize our first priority through to 11.

So as you can see here, the priority was one, and we had housing and property.

So for my note, it was you know 7.1 through 7.4 um as the first priority, and then the second was economic opportunity and wealth that we my notes.

I showed we combined them.

That was 2.13.

And 13.1 and 13.2, then three was the establishment of the office.

So we pulled from the other and we pulled from the general.

Um so that created the office and the funding for it.

Then four was help, and so we put uh 10.1 and 10.2, but I also pulled 9.6, which was in other but had to do with trauma and healing centers.

So uh added that under health, and five was family and particular black youth.

Uh six was education, and two recommendations there, and seven is the long legal system, and I also added the word public safety to reminder, uh, because I had so much in my notes that said this is part of the um totally incarcerated and public safety conversation, and then added 9.5 to this one as well because it talked about violence intervention network and collaborations with the office of OVP.

Then eight is general, which was doing the report um and implementing across working across cities and implementing recommendations across all the 15 cities, generating a harms report and equity report.

That was eight, which was six the six point two to six point five, and then the ninth category was the creative culture, so that's preserving black history and data arts creative content, then 10.

I had as the political disenfranchisement, so this you know our civic representation, coding rights, and then also intergovernmental accountability and coordination, and then 11 was data, so that was the remaining nine, so 9.2 and 9.3 went here, whereas the other 9.1 went elsewhere.

That was data, data transparency, and to help document the harm, and then 12 was the environmental and infrastructure items.

First I'll ask is there anything out of order for that folks remembered differently?

Because it's like I said, this is not just uh to keep like organized and not asking.

I think you captured it pretty well.

Isn't that your notes?

Yeah.

We looked at it, you know, you know, we looked at it earlier, but okay.

So nothing is missing here.

Oh well.

One thing I would say is that um I'm sort of wary of bundling the data stuff with the referendum department.

I think there should be sort of two separate recommendations.

Like one for the sort of data and accountability key, and then the second part for sort of the oversight department.

And then an additional thing, which furniture death is this might be something that belongs to the reparations department if it's created, is like coordinating between different levels of government.

I mean, there's a lot of overlap, you're right.

Um, you want to separate them?

Well, so on let's do the first one first, where you talked about data and the department.

I guess the question is how much how much do we want to sort of place on having a reparations department or a reparations office?

Let me let me not only agree in part, but what I was gonna respond to was the um the harm report, and probably wasn't that part of what the reparations uh department would do.

So then there is a data question.