Won't staff and council push back?
I absolutely think there will be pushback because change is inherently hard.
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I deal with this every day with my work clients. The way we get things moving is by making the case for efficiency, which only truly works when it is an organization wide approach. … I don't think for a second there isn't going to be some pushback. I already get that and I don't even work there yet. But I'm committed and determined, I know the law, and am willing to do the unpopular things to make these necessary changes.Bronagh on Reddit AMA on r/londonontario, 3 Oct
Elected people are the decision makers for sure. The platform discusses how to make paperwork work so they can make informed decisions. If staff are not delivering that, then that has to and will change, for sure.Bronagh, to Concerned Citizens Association of London