We have discussed how effective citizen advisory councils can be for building mutual trust. Not all successful chiefs of police buy into the concept, however. They complain that they do not want bicke

We have discussed how effective citizen advisory councils can be for building mutual trust. Not all successful chiefs of police buy into the concept, however. They complain that they do not want bickering, and at times, hostile members of the public dictating police policy. What would you tell those chiefs in order to convince them to utilize this trust building technique?