Speaker 1: Item number seven, Communication for Mayor Garcia recommendation to develop an open data policy and related standards to implement modern city wide practices for sharing data.
Speaker 0: Thank you. There's a motion and a second. Pretty self-explanatory. Been talking about open data in the city for a while. We need to develop a comprehensive policy. We'll be led by our new director, Technology, Innovation and the Innovation Commission. So we're very excited about this. As you probably all know, we launched our website. We've also launched an open data portal on the site. And so this policy will expand on that and bring in if this is actually if you can see these these guys are here, our Bloomberg team here as well. So some of the Bloomberg guys are here. They're, I'm sure, going to be involved in this as well. So we're very excited about that and any public comment on it. CNN council member Richardson, who made the controversial and dirty comments. Councilman Mango.
Speaker 1: Would you be open to a friendly amendment? Add on. Share data with the public staff, policymakers and other agencies such as other governments.
Speaker 0: Sure thing.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 0: Casey. No public comment. Please cast your votes.
Speaker 1: Everybody. Motion carries a thorough.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Next item.
Speaker 1: Item number eight. A communication from Councilwoman Mingo. Councilwoman Gonzalez. Vice Mayor Lowenthal. Councilwoman Price. Recommendation to request the city attorney to draft a resolution in support of Women's Equality Day.
Recommendation to request City Manager, in consultation with the City's Technology and Innovation Commission, to develop an Open Data Policy and related standards to implement modern citywide practices for sharing data with the public, staff, and policy makers.