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> They just showed up at the next meeting hoping everyone had everything figured out for them. So what? He turned up, and they said they'd swear him in, then s
by Chris2048 5y ago
> They just showed up at the next meeting hoping everyone had everything figured out for them.
So what? He turned up, and they said they'd swear him in, then sent a letter saying they wouldn't. If the first auditor was not needed, why not mention that at the meeting?
It's also not clear the "rules and procedures" are being followed here - it appears normal to swear in Auditors after their election, is it unreasonable to expect that process to be figured out beforehand?
- pc86 5y agoI've served on councils like this before and if anything unexpected comes up, the default answer is always going to be "uhh we're not sure but we'll address it at the next meeting." Sometimes someone may know the answer but more often than not the manager or solicitor will get the answer before the next caucus meeting and they'll formulate the actual response then.
- Chris2048 5y agoThey didn't defer addressing the issue, they said they'd swear him in. Also, since they had been operating without an elected auditor since the last time they elected one, did no one there know this? > and they'll formulate the actual response then How long should he wait until he can officially conclude he's being given the run-around?