Civil Grand Jury Reports 2007-08
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In following up on the 2007 Jury recommendations concerning the Entertainment Commission and the 2008 proposal for the creation of an Office of Special Events, the Jury learned that City commissions and the departments they oversee are required to prepare annual reports and other reports for the Mayor and Board. 1 San Francisco Charter Art.4, Sec. 4.103 requires: [Commissions and departments to prepare an annual report describing their activities to be filed with the Clerk of the Board and the ...Mayor.
The report may be included in the Annual Statement of Purpose required in Sec. 4.102(2).
Yet, the Jury determined that neither the Mayor, nor the Board has a process: to track the due dates of these mandatory reports; to analyze the reports; or, to require review by the Board.
One Supervisor and another Board employee suggested that due to the large number of reports received, the reports stack up unread unless or until a supervisor has a particular interest in the topic.
This lack of oversight is not simply a mechanical error in the tracking of bureaucratic paperwork.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In following up on the 2007 Jury recommendations concerning the Entertainment Commission and the 2008 proposal for the creation of an Office of Special Events, the Jury learned that City commissions and the departments they oversee are required to prepare annual reports and other reports for the Mayor and Board. 1 San Francisco Charter Art.4, Sec. 4.103 requires: [Commissions and departments to prepare an annual report describing their activities to be filed with the Clerk of the Board and the ...Mayor.
The report may be included in the Annual Statement of Purpose required in Sec. 4.102(2).
Yet, the Jury determined that neither the Mayor, nor the Board has a process: to track the due dates of these mandatory reports; to analyze the reports; or, to require review by the Board.
One Supervisor and another Board employee suggested that due to the large number of reports received, the reports stack up unread unless or until a supervisor has a particular interest in the topic.
This lack of oversight is not simply a mechanical error in the tracking of bureaucratic paperwork.
What to read after Civil Grand Jury Reports 2007-08?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California. Grand Jury (San Francisco) to read onlineMoreLess
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