Website subcommittee narrows drafting committee role, flags attorney-client limits
The Charter Commission website subcommittee edited its study-committee protocol to clarify the intake/reading process, require drafting committee work to be limited to formatting (no substantive policy changes), and add language to avoid waiving prosecuting-attorney privilege; the draft will be revised and circulated for further review.
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The Charter Commission website subcommittee met to edit its study-committee protocol and work plan, clarifying how intake forms are read, how drafting work is handled, and how members should treat legal guidance. The group did not take formal votes; attendees said the changes will be incorporated into a revised draft for review at the next meeting.
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