The City Council Committee on Ethics and Government Oversight met Thursday. [City of Chicago livestream] 
 

The position of Chicago’s inspector general would be limited to two four-year terms if a proposal to change the position’s appointment process is approved by the City Council next week. 

The term limits would apply to current Inspector General Deborah Witzburg, who said the change would bring "stability, order, independence" to the office charged with investigating and conducting audits on most aspects of city government.