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The committee advanced several Los Angeles Charter reform proposals, including changes to voting methods, ethics oversight, neighborhood appeals, and disclosure rules, while leaving many other proposals continued to June 15.
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The committee reviewed a long list of proposed Charter changes that could affect how city government works, how elections are run, and how appeals are handled. Several items were approved or advanced, including proposals related to voting reforms, an inspector general in the City Ethics Commission, and new disclosure requirements for boards and commissions. Many other proposals were simply continued, which means no final action was taken and they were pushed to a later meeting. Some proposals related to the Port of Los Angeles, public works, and retirement or labor issues were also still pending.
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