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Presentation outlines administrative advantages and key risks of CBAs
Summary
Savannah’s slides list administrative benefits—predictability, standardized outcomes, earlier engagement and formal monitoring—alongside risks: administrative burden, market sensitivity, questions of representation, inconsistent outcomes and legal exposure if benefits don’t match obligations.
The presentation itemized administrative advantages of CBAs: more predictable and consistent expectations than ad hoc negotiations; earlier structured engagement that can reduce late-stage conflict; standardization of inclusion outcomes; and formal monitoring and reporting to improve accountability.
It also warned of several risks: administrative staffing and enforcement costs, market sensitivity that can shift investment if requirements are too rigid, legitimacy questions over who represents the community, inconsistent outcomes without clear standards, and legal risk when rules appear unfair or mismatched to required actions.
