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Domestically can be exported internationally and what we learn internationally we hope would be imported to our domestic programs. This morning as we listened to the medical panel and to vice admiral nathans comments, we heard about some of the skills and expertise in the medical arena that have been learned internationally and are being brought to bear through the exchange both yesterday and today to the local scene. Wondering if the panel has other examples that they could cite on where the benefits have been learned that have been taken, specific skills that have been taken internationally ...

Homes for the homeless. And so there are many, many things we could think of to better use that money. But instead we are becoming reactionary to someones whim and desire to disrespect our properties [bell] its not one cure of the problem, it takes a village to resolve it. I am happy that we have the city and the residents and all of us to control vandalism. Thank you. Thank you, any other members of the public that wish to comment on this item . Seeing none Public Comment is closed. Again, everyone thank you for coming out today. I am excited that we have an opportunity to really change the f...

Spent towards education for the kids. Or for food for the elderly or homes for the homeless. And so there are many, many things we could think of to better use that money. But instead we are becoming reactionary to someones whim and desire to disrespect our properties [bell] its not one cure of the problem, it takes a village to resolve it. I am happy that we have the city and the residents and all of us to control vandalism. Thank you. Thank you, any other members of the public that wish to comment on this item . Seeing none Public Comment is closed. Again, everyone thank you for coming out t...

San francisco. And i am really delighted and in support of supervisor breeds legislation to prevent graffiti vandalism and shift policies to penalize vandals than victims. Back in 2007 when i joined the graffiti advisory board. It was said that the city was spending over 20 million in the control of graffiti vandalism in the city. And that money could be better spent towards education for the kids. Or for food for the elderly or homes for the homeless. And so there are many, many things we could think of to better use that money. But instead we are becoming reactionary to someones whim and des...

Against graffiti vandals. I hope that you support this effort to hold graffiti offenders for the damage they cause this city. Its a step in the right direction to shift the burden from the victim to the offender. And it sends a message that San Francisco is able and willing to take steps to address the offensive and destructive graffiti problem. This is the right thing to do for the city and thank you for your effort and time. Thank you, next speaker please. Good morning, madam chair, london breed and board president chiu and board of supervisors tang, thank you for giving me this opportunity ...