councildriven
Council-driven is an adjective used to describe governance where elected councils or boards set policy, priorities, and oversight. Implementation is carried out by an appointed administration or executive within the framework established by the council. The term is sometimes written as councildriven in some sources.
In municipal and other public-sector contexts, a council-driven model emphasizes the primacy of the legislative body
In practice, council-driven governance relies on formal mechanisms such as public meetings, committee structures, policy debates,
Advantages include accountability to voters, clear policy direction, and effective oversight of the executive. Potential drawbacks
The term is frequently contrasted with executive-driven or manager-driven models, where a chief executive or city