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Audit: issues found and fixes applied
Summary
Audit of the draft article and timeline identified minor issues (spelling consistency, role attribution, unspecified second on motion); the article was revised to standardize spelling and to explicitly note unspecified items.
Spelling: The transcript contains inconsistent spellings ("Counselor" and "Councillor"). The article standardizes on "Counselor" to match the transcript usage where the chair addressed "counselors." This change corrects inconsistent transcript transcription.
Attribution/roles: The roll call lists many named councilors. The article labels those individuals as "Counselor" when the chair addressed "counselors" earlier in the meeting; this attribution is based on the meeting context and the roll-call format and is noted in the audit.
Second on motion: The transcript records that the motion was "seconded" but does not attribute the second to a named speaker. The draft initially omitted that absence. The article now explicitly states the second was not specified in the transcript.
Omissions: No dollar amounts or per-recipient allocations were present in the transcript; the article avoids inventing figures and notes that amounts were not specified.
Other checklist items (chronology, framing, misidentification, misinformation, out_of_context, quantitative precision, process clarity, question emphasis, bias, duplicate) were reviewed; only the items above required fixes. The article was revised to address those fixes and to avoid introducing new factual claims.
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