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The Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee approved support or opposition positions on multiple state and federal bills for the City's 2025-26 legislative programs, noted a City Clerk report on a digital Proposition 218 protest option, and confirmed five appointments to the Charter Reform Commission.
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Committee members voted to take official City positions on a range of proposed state and federal laws — for example on outdoor dining rules, disaster recovery funding and climate-related proposals — meaning the City will advocate those positions to state and federal lawmakers. The Committee also noted a report about the feasibility of adding a digital option to the Proposition 218 protest process (no further action recorded here). Five people were appointed to the Charter Reform Commission, who will serve until the Commission is dissolved.
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