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Ethics Commission · Aug 14, 2026

Friday49 min1 official identified4 public speakers7 agenda itemsVideo: SFGovTV

The item that drew the most public speakers: Discussion and Possible Action on Proposed Campaign Finance Reforms to Reinforce Contribution Limits and Ensure Accountability for Violations of City Law, 3 speakers, over 19 min.

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9 meetings, all transcribed, Oct 24, 2025 to Oct 23, 2026.This meeting: Aug 14, 2026
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Agenda · 7 itemsShowHide
  1. 0:38Call to Order and Roll Call2 min · Routine business
  2. 2:39General Public Comment5 min · General public comment
  3. 8:15Discussion and Possible Action on Proposed Campaign Finance Reforms to Reinforce Contribution Limits and Ensure Accountability for Violations of City Law19 min · 3 public speakers
  4. 28:05Discussion and Possible Action Regarding Proposed Amendments to Ethics Commission Enforcement Regulations19 min · 2 public speakers
  5. 47:22Items for Future Meetingsunder 1 min · Routine business
  6. 47:51Additional Opportunity for General Public Commentunder 1 min · General public comment
  7. 48:14Adjournmentunder 1 min · Routine business

What happened

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  1. A motion to adopt the consent calendar, items 3 and 4, was made and seconded, and the motion was announced as passed.7:31
  2. Item 5 was called: proposed campaign finance reforms on contribution limits and accountability for violations of city law, introduced by the Policy and Legislative Affairs Manager.8:01
  3. After public comment on item 5, a motion to approve the proposed campaign finance reforms was seconded, and the motion was announced as passed with “4 votes in the affirmative.”27:26
  4. Item 6 was called: proposed amendments to the Ethics Commission’s enforcement regulations, presented by a senior investigator of the Enforcement Division.27:56
  5. After public comment on item 6, a motion to adopt the amended enforcement regulations was announced as passed with “4 votes in the affirmative.”47:11

Who spoke

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Public comment: 4 speakers.

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Hamlet, “Ethics Commission, Aug 14, 2026: San Francisco.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/sf/ethics/meetings/2026-08-14. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Aug 14, 2026.