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City attorney proposes Health Commission rules and regs updates; commissioners ask clearer language on mayoral appointment process
Summary
The City Attorney's Office provided revised rules and regulations for the Health Commission that add pregnancy-leave language, hybrid-meeting rules and other procedural clarifications. Commissioners and the deputy city attorney discussed revising charter-based appointment language so the commission's submission of candidate names to the mayor is
Deputy City Attorney Anne Pearson joined the Health Commission on May 5 to review a city-attorney-drafted update to the commission's rules and regulations. The update includes several changes requested to ensure compliance with city legal guidance, including adding pregnancy-leave language, noting hybrid-public-participation procedures, and clarifying quorum and location language.
Pearson flagged a recurring source-of-confusion: Charter Section 4.102 authorizes the commission to "submit up to three names" to the mayor for appointment of…
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