Question 2: Reduce City Contractor Paperwork; Require Regular Meetings of Procurement Policy Board
Source: enr.boenyc.gov
What does this measure do?
Lets city boards cut contractor paperwork and the Mayor shift more contract approvals to agencies, and ends hearings on yearly service plans. From October 2030, the contracting board could choose which contract sizes need public comments; the measure adds no tax or fee.
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Proposed by: New York City Commission on Government Efficiency
A temporary city panel that reviews New York City's basic rules and recommends changes for voters.
Source: home4.nyc.gov
A YES vote means
Boards could cut paperwork; the Mayor could pass more contract approvals to agencies, and hearings on service plans would end. The contracting board must meet quarterly and could set the contract-size cutoff for public comments from October 2030.
A NO vote means
Current paperwork, approval limits and hearings on service plans stay. The contracting board gains no new quarterly meeting duty or power to change the dollar cutoff for public comments.
Sources: home4.nyc.gov · nycvotes.org
Sources: nyc.gov2 · nycvotes.org