Restler asks about CompStat-like meetings and data cadence
Restler asks about Garner's contract-stat approach and how often B2G will receive uploads from FMS and Passport. Garner says reporting will be near real-time and transformational because the city has historically measured success by awards rather than payments.
And I know I really appreciated your testimony where you highlighted that you're kind of taking a contract stat-like approach of...
Engaging a contract stat or, you know, comp stat-like approach.
Excuse me.
I'm the contracts chair.
I think about things in the contracts that way.
That's not how the world looks.
I should pause and just say we're joined by Councilmember Althea Stevens, who I lovingly refer to as the vice chair of this committee because–
She refuses the title, but I give it to her anyway because she is so passionate about contracting reform and making sure especially our nonprofit partners get paid, and I really appreciate her expertise.
Thank you for being here, Councilmember Stevens, and jump in with questions whenever you'd like.
And we have Councilmember Vernikoff on Zoom, Brooklyn's own.
Thank you for joining us, Councilmember Vernikoff.
Is this data, the data will be valuable to you based on how often you're getting uploads from FMS and Passport feeding in.
So are you expecting weekly reports, monthly reports?
How do you anticipate utilizing the data in this new system?