When I interact with city-level governments, the discussion is about human rights and housing. Those discussions tend toward discussions around what would the right to adequate housing look like if it were implemented in a city.
In that case, I don't meddle in the details of a city's decision around this bylaw and that bylaw, etc. What I do is provide a framework, which is what I've done with the national-level government in this country, to help them understand what it means to actually put in the foundational pieces of a rights-based approach. It would then be—