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Dorchester County Question ACharter Amendment – Administrative Structure Review

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YES

A YES vote requires the County Council to review the county's executive departments within the first fiscal year of each Council term.

NO

A NO vote keeps the rule that the Council reviews the county's administrative structure at least every four years.

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Charter Amendment Administrative Structure Review
Currently, the County Charter requires the County Council to conduct an evaluation of the organizations, functions, powers, and duties of each department, agency, and office in the executive branch of the County government at least every four years. A vote in favor of the question amends the County Charter to specify that such evaluation of the County administrative structure shall be conducted within the first fiscal year of each County Council term. A vote against the question keeps the requirement that the County Council conduct the evaluation of the County administrative structure at least every four years.
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