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City of Kingston Report to Council Report Number 18189 To:Mayor and Members of CouncilFrom:Lanie Hurdle, Commissioner, Community ServicesResource Staff:Sheldon Laidman, Director, Housing & Social

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1. Find out when the council is scheduled to vote. This information is usually available on the council's website or by contacting the council directly.
2. Review the items that will be voted on during the council meeting. This information may be included in the meeting agenda or available for public review.
3. Familiarize yourself with the proposed actions or decisions that will be voted on. It's important to understand the issues at hand in order to make an informed decision.
4. Attend the council meeting where the vote will take place. This can be done in person or remotely, depending on the council's policies and available options.
5. Listen to any presentations, discussions, or debates related to the items being voted on. This will provide valuable context and varying viewpoints to consider.
6. When the time comes, indicate your vote by following the council's prescribed method. This may involve raising your hand, electronically voting, or other designated methods of voting.
7. If given the opportunity, express your reasoning or concerns before or after casting your vote. This allows you to contribute to the discussion and provide additional insights.
8. Respect the decisions made by the council. Even if the vote does not align with your preferences, it is important to acknowledge and accept the outcome as a part of the democratic process.

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1. Councils typically have the authority to make decisions or recommendations that affect a specific group of people or a community as a whole. Therefore, anyone who is a part of that group or community may need the council to vote on various matters.
2. Individuals who are directly impacted by the decisions made by the council may have a vested interest in the voting process.
3. Stakeholders, such as local businesses, organizations, or special interest groups, may also need the council to vote on specific issues that affect their operations or objectives.
4. Citizens who want to actively participate in the democratic process and have a say in local governance may seek opportunities to engage with the council's voting procedures.
5. Ultimately, the specific individuals or groups who need the council to vote on depend on the nature of the council and the matters being discussed.

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