Ethics Commission · Dec 12, 2025
Friday47 min3 officials identified2 public speakers11 agenda itemsVideo: SFGovTV
The longest item after routine business: Presentation, Discussion, and Possible Action on Regulation Amendments Regarding the Required Timeline for Considering Post-Employment and Compensated…, 4 min of this 47 min meeting.
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Agenda · 11 itemsShowHide
- 2:27Call to Order and Roll Call
- 2:46General Public Comment
- 4:04Draft Minutes of the Ethics Commission November 14, 2025, Regular Meeting
- 5:12Executive Director's Report
- 9:23Item title withheld
- 24:49Item title withheld
- 37:18Presentation, Discussion, and Possible Action on Regulation Amendments Regarding the Required Timeline for Considering Post-Employment and Compensated Advocacy Waivers
- 42:00Ethics Commission Regular Meeting Schedule for Calendar Year 2026
- 43:57Items for Future Meetings
- 44:32Additional Opportunity for General Public Comment
- 47:21Adjournment
What happened
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- On the motion to approve the stipulation in item 7, the result was announced as “with 4 votes in the affirmative, the motion passes.”24:28
- Agenda Item 8 was called: preliminary matters in an enforcement case, introduced by a senior investigator from the Enforcement Division.24:42
- On a motion to adopt staff’s recommendations on item 8, the result was announced as “with 4 votes in the affirmative, the motion passes.”36:08
- Agenda Item 9 was called: regulation amendments on the required timeline for considering post-employment and compensated advocacy waivers.37:12
Who spoke
3 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Argemira Flórez FengChair · 3.6 minFirst speaks at 0:05
- Yaman SalahiVice-chair · 1.8 minFirst speaks at 16:19
- Kevin YehCommissioner · 1.6 minFirst speaks at 11:53
Public comment: 2 speakers.
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Hamlet, “Ethics Commission, Dec 12, 2025: San Francisco.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/sf/ethics/meetings/2025-12-12. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Dec 12, 2025.


