There is always time at council meetings to talk about the issues on the agenda. Every council member who wants to gets a chance to talk about important issues at meetings. There is enough time at council meetings to make careful decisions and talk about them fully. Council members always have the chance to talk about future plans, and to hear special reports that might be important. New council members are taught about how council works, and what the goals of the council are so they can get to work right away.
Council members have plenty of chances to learn about important ideas and problems.
Each of these statements is about your own work as a council member. Read each statement, and then decide if you agree or do not agree with what the statement says. Then, make a mark on the line under the question to show how you feel about it. If you agree with the statement, mark at the ten. If you don t agree, mark at the one.