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COUNCIL POLICY AND PROCEDURES COMMITTEECITY OF MOUNTAIN VIEWAGENDA NOTICE AND AGENDA SPECIAL MEETING THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2019, PLAZA CONFERENCE ROOM AT CITY HALL 500 CASTRO STREET 2:00 P.M.1.CALL

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1. To fill out council policy and procedures, follow these steps:
2. Review the existing policy and procedures document, if any.
3. Determine the areas that need to be updated or added.
4. Gather relevant information and data to support the policy.
5. Clearly define the purpose and objectives of the policy.
6. Divide the document into sections or categories for easy navigation.
7. Write the policy and procedures in a clear and concise manner.
8. Use appropriate language and terminology that is easily understandable.
9. Include any necessary forms, templates, or examples as appendices.
10. Ensure that the document is consistent and aligned with organizational goals.
11. Review and proofread the document for any errors or inconsistencies.
12. Get feedback and input from stakeholders or relevant council members.
13. Revise and finalize the policy and procedures document.
14. Share the document with all relevant council members or stakeholders.
15. Train council members on the policy and procedures to ensure understanding and compliance.

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2. - Government councils and local authorities
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4. - Educational institutions
5. - Corporations and businesses
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7. - Community groups and organizations
8. - Any entity that requires a set of rules, guidelines, and procedures to govern their operations and decision-making processes.
9. By having council policy and procedures in place, these entities can ensure transparency, accountability, consistency, and efficiency in their operations.

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What is council policy and procedures?

Council policy and procedures are guidelines and rules established by a governing body to govern their operations and decision-making processes.

Who is required to file council policy and procedures?

All council members and employees are required to adhere to and file council policy and procedures.

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What is the purpose of council policy and procedures?

The purpose of council policy and procedures is to ensure transparency, accountability, and consistency in the decision-making processes of the governing body.

What information must be reported on council policy and procedures?

Council policy and procedures must include information on decision-making processes, conflict of interest policies, code of conduct, and other relevant guidelines.