Objectors

Objectors are individuals who formally express their disagreement or opposition to a proposed decision, action, or policy. They may be part of a legal process, a community consultation, or organizational procedures. By registering their objections, they indicate that they do not support or accept the proposed course of action. Their objections can influence the final decision, prompting reconsideration, revisions, or further discussion. In essence, objectors serve as a voice of dissent or concern, ensuring diverse perspectives are acknowledged in decision-making processes.