Alison Hicks
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first heard Feb 2026
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Committees are s in theory can be lesser in some ways, but you can also have a legislatively created body that is called a committee and is still subject to the Brown Act and is still subject to your charter.
Which makes it complicated, so it sort of depends on.
How you're using the context
The the word committee.
And so I think that you should think about it this way when when the council is creating a body.
You are creating the same thing, a board commission, committee, whatever you call it, you have legislatively acted to create this body, and that sweeps in under these charter requirements.
Венюр бодіс, смале бодіс, темпорарі бодіс.
you know, limited jurisdiction bodies may be created by the city manager.
Those are ad hoc committees.
They don't they're not subject to Brown Act rules and they're typically called committees because of their temporary and limited nature.
So
Ріли, дар'зно дифринс.
When you're talking about
a council acting to create a body.
I'm not sure I understand the question.
So if if council were to vote to pick one of the options with regard to how you wanna handle the residence uh requirement and the qualified elector requirement.
I would my recommendation would be to call out boards, commissions, and committees, right?
So that there would never be any confusion about what you were talking about.
And you would create these the requirements, you would either
make them all be qualified electors, some you know, charter created only and not in legislative, you know, you the body uh council has the power to establish membership qualifications.
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