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Human Rights, Inclusion and Engagement Commission Minutes <br />July 19, 2017 Draft Minutes <br />Page 10 of 16 <br />Commissioner Manke disagreed with Commissioner Carey. She explained they are two groups <br />403 <br />merging into one, and this is a perfect opportunity to work together to identify priorities, put <br />404 <br />together a calendar, and create a process on how everything flows. <br />405 <br />406 <br />Commissioner Carey expressed concern they will not be able to present anything to the Council <br />407 <br />until December and no action will be taken until January 2018. <br />408 <br />409 <br />Commissioner Manke stated if other things come up before then, they can be presented to the <br />410 <br /> <br />411 <br />412 <br />Commissioner Carey commented they have done certain events enough to know how they run <br />413 <br />and there are people that can lead the process. There are things that used to be priorities that are <br />414 <br />not being focused on and keep getting pushed off. <br />415 <br />416 <br />Commissioner Peterson agreed there have been things put on hold, but previous priorities may <br />417 <br />not be the same for this new Commission. This ToP method may help to identify what the <br />418 <br />priorities of the new Commission are as a whole. <br />419 <br />420 <br />Commissioner Djevi suggested they choose the top three priorities from each former <br />421 <br />Commission that they can still pursue through the end of the year as they work through the ToP <br />422 <br /> <br />423 <br />424 <br />Mayor Roe suggested they look at short term priorities for 2017 at the next meeting, and begin <br />425 <br />the first part of the ToP workshop. <br />426 <br />427 <br />Ms. Olson agreed it can all be taken care of as part of the August meeting. The process is done <br />428 <br />differently through the ToP workshop, but at the end of the meeting, they would have a list of <br />429 <br />2018 priorities as well as goals for 2017. In September, they would plan out the 2018 priorities, <br />430 <br />while working on the details for the 2017 goals. <br />431 <br />432 <br />Commissioner Groff expressed concern that if they do not do this process, they will not have a <br />433 <br />work plan done in time for 2018. He supports moving forward with the ToP process as long as <br />434 <br />they can still have some goals for 2017. <br />435 <br />436 <br />Commissioner Holub suggested they meet twice a month for the next few months. It would allow <br />437 <br />them to do the process, but make it happen faster. <br />438 <br />439 <br />Ms. Olson advised the ToP meetings would still be held in the same room, the cameras would <br />440 <br />reach both areas, and they would get longer cords for some of the microphones. It would still be <br />441 <br />on camera and an open meeting where people could still watch the process. <br />442 <br />443 <br />Councilmember Laliberte inquired if the Civility Training could be included in the meeting <br />444 <br /> <br />445 <br />446 <br /> <br />