Promises
Promises and the votes behind them
Each promise is quoted word for word from the party's or candidate's own published platform. Its status is calculated from reviewed links to recorded votes.
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Promises
Each promise is quoted word for word from the party's or candidate's own published platform. Its status is calculated from reviewed links to recorded votes.
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Jurisdiction: Jurisdiction: Vancouver City Council. Topic: City hall and governanceClear filters
“Bring in a municipal lobbying registry.”
“COPE will implement mandatory cooling off periods between appointments in city government, and work in private sector industries that lobby the city.”
“City Hall on Wheels – We will launch a pilot for mobile 3-1-1 Service Vans meant to bridge the gap between City Hall and folks who for too long have been deprived of basic city services.”
“Create public performance dashboards for major City initiatives”
“Establish AI governance policies for managers, staff, and elected officials to ensure that public data and data about citizens is never used to train AI or LLM systems owned by tech billionaires, and ensure that any partnerships the city enters into with external companies protect the integrity and privacy of personal data.”
“Identify and crack down on violations of public trust.”
“Make It Easier for Small Business: Cut red tape and create a single point of contact at City Hall.”
“OneCity will adopt a Public Services Protection Test before the City cuts, contracts out, privatizes, or reduces any municipal service.”
“OneCity will create a new Office of Direct Community Engagement that deploys city staff directly into communities for policy, planning, and resourcing decisions.”
“OneCity will remove the red tape around your day so you can carry on.”
“Open meetings, a lobbyist registry, and ethics oversight will make City Hall more transparent, while fair pay for city workers and strong partnerships with other governments help deliver for Vancouver.”
“Open, moderated live-streamed, meetings which allow for public questions.”
“Police Board Accountability: Restore confidence in transparent, independent board operations.”
“Protecting Against Service Cuts – We'll adopt a Public Services Protection Test before cuts, contracting out, privatization, or service reductions so money delivers value to communities instead of hollowing them out.”
“Staff will go to residents, not the other way around.”
“We’ll open board and committee meetings to the public, provide meaningful opportunities for input like oral question and comment periods at meetings, and publish information early and publicly.”