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Governance Restructuring Implementation Bylaws
Presented by: David Leflar, Director, Legal & Legislative Services
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RECOMMENDATION(S)
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1. That Bylaw 39/2019, the Community Living Standing Committee Bylaw, be read a first time
2. That Bylaw 39/2019 be read a second time
3. That unanimous consent be given for third reading of Bylaw 39/2019
4. That Bylaw 39/2019 be read a third time
5. That Bylaw 40/2019, the Community Growth and Infrastructure Standing Committee Bylaw, be read a first time
6. That Bylaw 40/2019 be read a second time
7. That unanimous consent be given for third reading of Bylaw 40/2019
8. That Bylaw 40/2019 be read a third time
9. That Bylaw 41/2019, the Governance Restructuring (Omnibus) Implementation Bylaw, be read a first time
10. That Bylaw 41/2019 be read a second time
11. That unanimous consent be given for third reading of Bylaw 41/2019
12. That Bylaw 41/2019 be read a third time
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PURPOSE OF REPORT
The purpose of this report is to present, for all three readings if Council so desires, new bylaws, bylaw amendments and repeals of bylaws to implement the governance restructuring initiative approved through motions passed by Council at its regular meeting on October 21, 2019.
ALIGNMENT TO PRIORITIES IN COUNCIL’S STRATEGIC PLAN
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ALIGNMENT TO LEVELS OF SERVICE DELIVERY
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ALIGNMENT TO COUNCIL DIRECTION
The Council motions on which Bylaws 39/2019, 40/2019 and 41/2019 are based, are summarized in the table attached to this Report. The bylaws themselves are also attached to this Report.
BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION
The proposed bylaws are directly linked to the governance motions passed by Council on October 21, 2019. Two of the bylaws establish the new Standing Committees with mandates in accordance with Council’s direction. There is also a proposed “omnibus” bylaw that makes consequential changes to several bylaws at once - mostly the Procedure Bylaw, but also the ...
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