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Minutes note: Mr. Owczarski said that several members of the Common Council have an interest in having the Youth Council go on record with respect to two dates; March 14, 2018 Walk Out Day in memory of those victims who lost their lives to gun violence; and offer support of the March 24, 2018, "Walk for Our Lives" march In Washingotn DC. support by way of a resolution that can be approved at a Youth Council formal meeting on March 14, 2018.
An Special extra meeting would not be needed for March 7.
Members outlined what resolution should contained by the following points:
1. Urge non-discipline for the Walk Out on March 14, 2018
2. Address mental Health Care
3. Freedom of speech/assembly
4. Gun laws - teacher should not be armed or cohorced to be
- individual under 21
- better mental health reviews socially sensitive
- rational conversation regarding guns
- parental guidance
- domestic violence
After these points were discussed and agreed upon, the Legislative Reference Bureau will formulate a DRAFT resolution to be reviewed by Youth Council members and presented at the next Youth Council Formal Meeting for approval.
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Minutes note: President remided members to submit their scenarios for safe media practices, to the Public Information Division or Ms. Polanco. | | | |
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| | 5. | | Meeting adjourned at 5:25 PM
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