Amend law governing Human Relations and Affirmative Action Commission
In Plain English
The city's Human Relations and Affirmative Action Commission operates under rules written into city law. The proposed changes would modify how this commission functions, though specific details about what would change are not provided in available materials.
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Give ordinance first reading and lay over for second reading
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Review proposed changes to Human Relations and Affirmative Action Commission rules
Amend law governing Human Relations and Affirmative Action Commission
Change Human Relations Commission name and add peace promotion duties
Rename Human Relations Commission and expand its role to promote peace
Appoint Najari Smith to Human Rights and Human Relations Commission
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Richmond Government Accountability, Transparency, and Ethics Act (Richmond GATE Act) Placing a Ballot Initiative on the November 2026 Ballot to Adopt an Ordinance that Establishes an Independent Ethics Commission
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