Local government; selection and objection to arbitrators; revise procedures
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This bill changes the rules for how local governments use arbitrators to resolve disputes, particularly those involving annexation. It updates the process for selecting arbitrators and allows parties to object to their selection. The bill also clarifies how arbitration panels should report their findings and adjusts the compensation paid to arbitrators involved in these proceedings. These changes aim to streamline and improve the arbitration process within Georgia local governments.
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