PUBLIC STATEMENT
Facebook Comment Requesting Full Yuma Charter Amendment Language
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Public comment by Daniel Bustard on Carlos Adams’s Facebook post about the ethics proposal, asking where the full Charter-amendment language can be reviewed and what attorney reviewed it for compliance with Arizona law.
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The request is visible in the linked public thread and in local Media ID 8. It establishes that the question was asked; it does not establish that no operative draft exists or that no response was given elsewhere.
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