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The enumerated rights are quite expansive. Are city councils and schools boards which endorse the bill of rights legally bound to deliver on them?

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The enumerated rights are quite expansive. Are city councils and schools boards which endorse the bill of rights legally bound to deliver on them?

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No. In preparing the Bill of Rights, the PPLC worked closely with County Counsel and was assured that the document is not legally binding. It is intended to guide policymakers and to set forth aspirational goals for the children and youth of San Mateo County.