FOCUS AREAS
Every place rules can be set and outright ignored.
TASFGA is not a single-issue organization. Wherever a body holds power under color of law, fiduciary duty, or public trust, it belongs in scope. These are the eight focus areas we're building out — one active today, seven in scoping.
Residential Community Governance
Condominium boards, cooperative boards, HOAs, and the managing-agent industry. Founding program. NY, expanding nationally.
Read more → In scopingLegislative Bodies
State assemblies, state senates, U.S. Congress. Vote records vs. stated positions. Bills that die quietly. Disclosure compliance.
Read more → In scopingExecutive Offices
Mayors, governors, and their administrations. Campaign promise → executive order → agency direction → measurable outcome.
Read more → In scopingPublic Agencies & Rulemaking
Regulatory agencies — federal, state, local. Rules on paper. Enforcement (or not) in practice. Revolving-door tracking.
Read more → In scopingMunicipal Governance
City councils, zoning boards, planning commissions, Business Improvement Districts, housing authorities. Local power, local gaps.
Read more → In scopingHospital & Health Boards
Hospital boards of trustees, public hospital systems, health authorities, patient safety committees. Fiduciary duty over patient lives.
Read more → In scopingCorporate & Institutional Boards
Public-company boards, nonprofit boards, pension trustees, university trustees. Where private decisions produce public consequences.
Read more → In scopingLicensing & Self-Regulating Bodies
Bar associations, medical boards, real-estate commissions, trade licensors. When an industry regulates itself, who regulates the industry?
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