Mayoral Decision Registry (English, CSV)

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2026-09-12

The Mayor has had special responsibilities outlined in the Municipal Act. The Municipal Conflict of Interest Act requires the Mayor to disclose any financial interests when using specific powers and duties. This disclosure involves submitting a written statement of interest to the City Clerk, specifying its general nature. The Mayor cannot use their authority in such matters and must refrain from attempting to influence decisions related to them. The following powers that the Mayor can delegate: Appoint and remove the Chief Administrative Officer and heads of organizational units Decide how the City's administration is organized Form committees of Council and appoint their chairs and vice-chairs The following powers that cannot be delegated: Present matters to Council or veto bylaws if the Mayor believes it supports a Provincial Priority Create the budget and present it to Council, subject to Council's changes, Mayoral veto, and a Council override process Give written directions to City staff

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