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Attachment C <br /> Debrief from Joint Meeting <br /> involved in a subcommittee but whose perspectives are just as important. Councilmember Willmus stated <br /> that he had no issue with 1-2 commissioners performing research to present to the full body. <br /> Councilmember Etten agreed with Councilmember Willmus, stating that the line for him happens when a <br /> subcommittee produced a report for the full commission without bringing that discussion back to the <br /> broader group and thereby changing the dynamics of ongoing discussion throughout the process by the <br /> full commission. Councilmember Etten recognized that most sitting council members had sat through <br /> advisory commissions for years and were aware of the complicated issues and multiple issues at a time <br /> that were brought forward. While difficult, Councilmember Etten opined that it was possible to do, even <br /> if and when some things may be delayed, progress could still be made on multiple items on an annual <br /> work plan. <br /> Mayor Roe suggested that, at this point, this discussion stood and suggested it be referred back to the <br /> HRIEC for their further discussion as their work plan is finalized and how it can be accomplished, <br /> whether by using subcommittees or groups of the HRIEC. However, Mayor Roe noted that the City <br /> Council was clear on where they stood on this issue, and suggested more thought by the HRIEC as to how <br /> to work through that, seeking additional discussion after their deliberation. <br /> Councilmember Laliberte recognized that the HRIEC's work plan may not be as ambitious as first <br /> drafted, but opined once they got used to doing things as a larger group, agreed with Commissioner <br /> Djevi's comments to identify three things to focus on and do a robust, excellent and thorough job on those <br /> things versus only doing an adequate job on ten objectives. Councilmember Laliberte recognized that <br /> some of those items were a work in progress, while some would review more in-depth work. Opining <br /> that the City Council may not have provided clear direction to the HRIEC on their annual work plan, <br /> Councilmember Laliberte invited the HRIEC to take tonight's discussion under advisement and return <br /> with their final plan. <br /> At this time, Mayor Roe reiterated that no subcommittees of the HRIEC were sanctioned by the City <br /> Council, including the Racial Profiling and Discrimination Subcommittee, consisting of four <br /> commissioners and a student commissioner. <br /> Councilmember Willmus stated his desire to discontinue the Racial Subcommittee at this point and have <br /> the full commission work on this issue. <br /> Councilmembers concurred, and without objection, Mayor Roe ruled that the Racial Subcommittee no <br /> longer existed at this point. <br /> Mayor Roe thanked the HRIEC commissioners for their attendance tonight and the work they put into the <br /> draft action plan, and their cooperation in working as a commission to-date. Mayor Roe encouraged the <br /> HRIEC to continue with the process and to continue dialogue with the City Council, inviting them back <br /> as they reflect on tonight's discussion. <br />
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