Come November, San Francisco voters will decide whether to amend the city’s charter and institute a new role of inspector general in the controller’s office.

The addition to the ballot came after a unanimous vote of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in their regular meeting Tuesday. To pass in November, the amendment would need the support of a majority of San Francisco voters, according to Sunny Angulo, chief of staff for Supervisor Aaron Peskin.

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Cameron Fozi is a data journalism intern at Bay City News through the Dow Jones News Fund. He is a recent graduate of UC Berkeley, where he reported and edited for the city and campus newspaper, the Daily Californian. In summer 2023, he interned for his hometown newspaper, the San Diego Union-Tribune.