The vote was 7 in favor, 10 opposed, and 3 abstentions. Council members voiced opposition to the proposal, saying that it has little connection to Ashiya, that it is difficult for people living in Saitama to come to Ashiya frequently, and that it disrespects the school board member system.
dennotai Adults should not crush a 26-year-oldâs positive challenge for the future! It is a condition for the success of a project to bring in people with the best experience and track record in that field. I think it is almost an accusation to destroy that by saying âyou donât know the areaâ or âyou canât commute from Saitamaâ. I am saddened to think that there is a Shinkansen station and an optical fiber network in Kobe for a reason. I believe that if these rite-of-passage practices by adults are not eliminated, young people will be more likely to abandon Japan. - remote work
dennotai Ashiya Cityâs Board of Education is a council system with a chairperson and four members. How necessary is it that all committee members are people who are associated with Ashiya City? If thatâs what the other commissioners are doing, then thatâs fine, isnât it? ⊠As I have posted before, an organization is about diversity of affiliation, and too much homogeneity of members is not necessarily a good thing. - diversity
DCryptcats The fact that there are so many regional differences in education is a problem, and turning away from the development of technology is an affront to civilizationâŠas a small citizen⊠I think itâs a blasphemy against civilization to turn a blind eye to technological developmentâŠ
akio1218 Youâre laying out what sounds like reasons for opposition, but the real reason for opposition is lack of rooting. I donât think anyone would say that. I guess they want to tell you to do more rooting around, to go behind the scenes and ask for help.
dennotai I see. Well, I donât deny the rooting around, and I do use it to facilitate my work, but itâs a shame nonetheless. Since the council is the place to make decisions on public opinion on all occasions, the content should be judged on the spot without rooting out the issue, and I believe that rooting out the issue will be avoided by young people, and the vitality of the area itself will be reduced.
akio1218 There is no doubt that the root culture can lead to a reduction in the vitality of the community itself. However, this culture has deep roots. Over the decades, people who do not have the power to execute the budget have been asking the executive branch, which has the power to execute the budget, to grant them something like power, or to listen to their requests, as a âbarterâ for approval and passage by the council in order to have âpower similar to the power to execute the budgetâ. Over the decades, this structure has been commonly built up in each region. So, I think these council members who opposed this are sending a message to the mayor that they donât have budget enforcement powers > right now, and they are not in a convenient executive branch that will listen to them, so âif you donât grant us power, weâll vote no, is that ok?â I think they are sending a message to the mayor that, âIf you donât give us power, weâll vote no. Is that OK? To begin with, local councils are the places where the Gigaschool concept is discussed by council members who have only touched a mobile phone, so there are many cases where the council itself does not have the literacy to judge the content on its own merits or demerits.
impressions
- You have a rooting interest, just a different target for your rooting interest.
- The information that the personnel proposal was submitted on the 1st and rejected on the same day is distributed on Asahi Shimbun Digital at 20:39 on the same day.
- They should have foreseen that it would be rejected and laid the groundwork for a speedy release of the article in that case.
- So, if we work backwards from this, the city council members should be the first to be informed about the proposed personnel changes.
- After rooting around, they foresaw that the orthodox Plan A was not going to work, so they switched to Plan B: âUse the fact that the vote was rejected to gain media attention.
- I have not been able to observe whether it was âbudget enforcement power-style powerâ that the City Council members demanded as a barter, but it must have been a condition that the mayorâs side could not accept.
- Gaining media attention increases the âpublicâ windfall for city council members.
- The media is also making the composition âyoung vitality vs. old people who hinder progressâ by using the title âThe city council rejected the challenge by the youngest mayor in an unusual wayâ instead of âWhat happened in Ashiya City.
- Itâs being composed by someone who knows how to get the social media going.
- This will either result in the personnel being appointed as planned after some time, or, if not, it will benefit future negotiations.
- The media is also making the composition âyoung vitality vs. old people who hinder progressâ by using the title âThe city council rejected the challenge by the youngest mayor in an unusual wayâ instead of âWhat happened in Ashiya City.
- Overall, I thought that this case study highlighted the intelligence on the part of Ryosuke Takashima and his ability to accurately set goals and take action.
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