Council considers aspirational code of conduct; debate over citizen input
Council discussed a draft aspirational code of conduct for elected officials. Members generally supported creating guiding norms but differed on process—some want a citizens' committee to review it, others prefer council-driven drafting with public input through normal channels.
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Seabrook councilors discussed a draft code of conduct for elected officials on Jan. 20 intended as nonpunitive, aspirational guidance to clarify expectations and improve internal working relationships.
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