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The Los Angeles Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee received the Charter Reform Commission report and considered three related Charter-amendment motions. The main report was continued to May 14, 2026; the three motions (S4, S7, S9) were continued to dates to be determined. The agenda notes no fiscal impact and that community impact statements were filed by several neighborhood councils.
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The committee discussed a set of proposed changes to the City Charter, including proposals to create a Neighborhood Appeals body and to split the City Attorney’s functions, but did not make final decisions. The primary report was continued to another meeting and the amendment motions were postponed for future hearings. For residents this means these proposals may still change how neighborhood appeals are handled and how legal advice to the city is organized, but any changes will require further committee review and public input before they move forward. Documents and opportunities to comment are available through the City Clerk’s Council File Management System referenced in the agenda.
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